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Supreme Court to Monitor NEET Reforms Year-Round, Pushes for Systemic Overhaul

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The Supreme Court has assured continuous year-round monitoring of reforms to the NEET examination process. A bench comprising Justices PS Narasimha and Alok Aradhe directed authorities to file an affidavit detailing concrete steps taken to institutionalise reforms. The court emphasised that lasting structural changes are needed rather than temporary fixes. Justice Narasimha specifically pointed out that deploying the Indian Air Force to transport question papers securely — a measure adopted following a paper leak — was merely an ad hoc solution and not a sustainable long-term arrangement.

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