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- Governments are more cautious regarding NEET-UG 2026 examination.
- Delhi government will provide free travel in DTC buses to NEET candidates.
- Strict arrangements regarding exams after paper leak controversy.
- The deployment of CCTV and police forces will be increased at the examination centres.
This time the government does not seem to be in the mood for any kind of carelessness regarding the country’s biggest medical entrance exam NEET-UG 2026. Allegations of paper leak and examination irregularities have created a big controversy in the entire country. There is resentment among lakhs of students and their families. Questions are being raised on social media and fingers are also being raised on the functioning of the National Testing Agency i.e. NTA.
Now the Central Government and State Governments seem to be more cautious than before regarding the re-exam of NEET to be held on 21st June. Preparations have started on a large scale to make the examination completely secure and transparent. Meanwhile, Delhi government has also taken a big step to provide relief to the students.
Big decision of Delhi government
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has announced special facilities for the students going to appear for the NEET exam. He has said that all the students appearing for the examination on June 21 will be able to travel free in DTC buses of Delhi.
Students will have to show only their valid admit card to travel in the bus. After this they will not need to buy tickets. The government says that no student should face any problem in commuting on the day of examination.
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Posting on social media platform X, Rekha Gupta wrote that the future of the students is very important and the government wants them to reach the examination center without any stress. He also wished all the NEET candidates and said that hard work and dedication will definitely bear fruit.
Strictness increased after paper leak controversy
This year, the paper leak controversy regarding NEET exam has shaken the entire system. Investigative agencies took action in many states, many arrests were made and lakhs of students are feeling cheated. For this reason, this time the central government does not want to take any risk. According to reports, the government may take the help of the Indian Air Force (IAF) to transport the question papers to the examination centres.
Exam will be held in high security
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