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Centre Tells Supreme Court It Has Created Task Force and Air-Gapped AI for NEET Security

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The Indian government has informed the Supreme Court about a series of reforms undertaken to strengthen the NEET examination process. Among the key measures, authorities have established a dedicated task force to oversee exam integrity. The Centre has also deployed air-gapped AI systems, which operate without internet connectivity, to reduce the risk of paper leaks. These steps were presented to the court as part of ongoing efforts to address concerns about NEET's security framework.

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