Now another big revelation has come to light in the NEET paper leak case related to Biwal family of Jamvaramgarh in Jaipur district of Rajasthan. The 12th marksheet of the student Rishi, for whom NEET paper is allegedly being bought, has raised many questions.

According to the information, Rishi had passed the 12th examination with second division and had got very less marks in many subjects. It is told that out of total 56 marks in the theory exam, he got only 9 marks in Physics, 15 marks in Chemistry and only 20 marks in Biology. He was able to pass the exam with the help of grace marks.

Question on transparency of examination system

Questions are being raised regarding this matter that if the alleged paper leak had not been revealed then it is possible that the same student would have got admission in a government medical college by scoring good marks in NEET. In such a situation, a poorly performing student would have been on the path to becoming a doctor. This case has raised concerns about the transparency of the examination system and the credibility of medical education. If ineligible students reach the medical college by wrong means then in future it will directly impact the health system and the safety of patients. Incidents like paper leak not only harm the fairness of the examination but also do great injustice to the hard-working students. Besides, this also weakens the society’s trust in the education system and competitive examinations.

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Statement of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan