Supreme Court Demands Fresh Affidavit On NTA Reforms, Foolproof Exam, Radhakrishnan Proposals
Regarding reforms in the National Testing Agency, the Supreme Court emphasised the need to make the institution robust and effective.
The Supreme Court has ordered the central government to submit an affidavit within three weeks, outlining the measures taken to implement the recommendations of the Radhakrishnan Committee and the Nandan Nilekani Committee for the NEET-UG examination system. This directive follows petitions seeking structural reforms in the examination, conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA).
The court is currently hearing multiple cases related to the alleged leak of the NEET-UG 2026 exam. The next hearing is scheduled after a three-week interval. The official order specifies that the secretary must file an affidavit detailing the steps taken to implement the suggestions from both committees, including indicative timelines, within the stipulated three-week period.
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