Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan celebrated the Supreme Court's decision on NEET-UG, saying it upheld the truth. We accept their verdict and reiterate our commitment to the students of our country." plant."The government has consistently prioritized safeguarding the future of students, ensuring no compromise on their opportunities."
He emphasized, "For the past 2-2.5 months, the government has maintained that there was no significant breach, a stance validated by the Supreme Court today." Pradhan stressed on the government's stringent measures to ensure fair examinations, stating, "The Modi government has implemented strict laws such as the Prevention of Unfair Means Act to uphold the integrity of examinations."
Pradhan highlighted ongoing efforts for reform, stating, "In alignment with our commitment, we have formed a high-level committee to comprehensively reform the NDA, comprising esteemed members like Professor Dr. Radhakrishnan and Dr. Guleria, along with examination and data analytics experts."
The Supreme Court's decision not to reconduct the 2024 NEET-UG exam will bring relief to lakhs of medical students, acknowledging the challenges involved in organizing a fresh examination this year
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