Bangladesh — Ministry of Health and Family Welfare & India — National Testing Agency

Bangladesh — Ministry of Health and Family Welfare: The Bangladesh — Ministry of Health and Family Welfare>>> is facing scrutiny from parliamentary panels regarding the conduct of the NEET-UG re-examination and alleged irregularities in medical college inspections, impacting its public trust and operational efficiency.

India — National Testing Agency: The India — National Testing Agency is the body responsible for administering the NEET-UG 2026 exam, which was cancelled due to the paper leak, leading to questions about its integrity and processes.

Bangladesh — Ministry of Health and Family Welfare: The Bangladesh — Ministry of Health and Family Welfare is the client ministry for NEET-UG and will be consulted for the implementation of the CBT transition.

India — National Testing Agency: The India — National Testing Agency is the primary body responsible for conducting the NEET-UG exam and is implementing the shift to CBT mode. Its integrity has been questioned due to a paper leak, leading to calls for its restructuring.

Bangladesh — Ministry of Health and Family Welfare: The Bangladesh — Ministry of Health and Family Welfare will be consulted by the High-Powered Steering Committee regarding the future mode of NEET examinations.

India — National Testing Agency: The India — National Testing Agency has undertaken significant structural and security reforms following the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak controversy to restore public trust and improve examination integrity.

Bangladesh — Ministry of Health and Family Welfare: As test-indenting agency for NEET, oversees its conduct and supports reform measures.

India — National Testing Agency: Central agency under overhaul; removed 600 experts, introduced four-tier checks, shifting offices, and facing judicial scrutiny. Its credibility is damaged but reforms aim to restore integrity.

Bangladesh — Ministry of Health and Family Welfare: The Ministry oversees the reforms, with Nadda as its head, ensuring implementation.

India — National Testing Agency: NTA conducted NEET UG 2026 and provides pre-populated candidate data for counselling.

Bangladesh — Ministry of Health and Family Welfare: The Ministry defended the cut-off reduction and provided data on vacant seats; it is a key government stakeholder.

India — National Testing Agency: NTA is represented on the audit committee and conducts the NEET-PG examination, potentially affected by any reforms.

Bangladesh — Ministry of Health and Family Welfare: The Bangladesh — Ministry of Health and Family Welfare oversaw Wangchuk's medical care at Medanta hospital.

India — National Testing Agency: Conducts NEET exams; implicated in paper leak controversy that sparked protests.