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The CBI probe is on. If what the CBI has told us is revealed, it will affect the investigation and people will become wise, says the Bench
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The CBI, which is probing the alleged irregularities in the medical-entrance exam, has lodged six FIRs
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Bench refuses to pass a formal order staying the proceedings pending before the Rajasthan High Court
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NEET-UG aspirant Sunny, who hails from Nalanda, and the father of another candidate Ranjit Kumar, who is from Gaya, have been arrested.
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The matter will be heard next on July 11. In a preliminary affidavit filed before the top court last week, the Centre opposed the cancellation of the NEET-UG exam saying that scrapping the entire exam would seriously jeopardise the lakhs of honest candidates who attempted the question paper held on May 5.
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Counselling session was expected to start on July 6 even though Medical Counselling Committee had not shared any detailed notification and schedule for it
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The exam was cancelled a day after being conducted on June 18 as Education Ministry received inputs that integrity of exam was compromised
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The examination scheduled to be held on June 23 will now be rescheduled, with a new date to be announced soon
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Situation has become such that the BJP government cannot even conduct one examination in a fair manner, says the Congress leader
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Say govt implementing law to prevent use of unfair means in competitive examinations after several "scams" have taken place
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While many demand thorough inquiry of paper leak, considerable others think re-test option given to 1,563 students is a mere "eyewash"
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Imagine a person who has played fraud on the system becomes a doctor, he is more deleterious to the society, says apex court
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Jairam Ramesh says NCERT needs to remind itself that it is not the "Nagpur or Narendra Council for Educational Research and Training"
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Serve notices to them after their names and roll codes were found from the possession of examination mafias
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And, participating in counselling sessions, whenever they are held, are crucial in that process, senior doctors and Telangana State Medical Council members on Thursday said.
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The Testing Agency said that they will be contacting all the 1563 candidates through email to notify them about the reexamination.
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The apex court, however, refused to stay the counselling process and posted the case for hearing on July 8. "Let the counselling start, we are not stopping the counselling," the bench remarked.
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Seeks NTA response on plea for fresh NEET-UG amid 'paper leak', 'malpractice' allegations
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This means the remaining 21 first rankers, despite being toppers, will not get a medical seat in AIIMS, New Delhi.
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Alleges "irregularities" in the examination have devastated more than 24 lakh students