India — National Testing Agency & India — Rajya Sabha

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.

India — Rajya Sabha: The India — Rajya Sabha>>>'s Committee on Government Assurances has summoned officials to address concerns regarding examination conduct and alleged scams.

India — National Testing Agency: The India — National Testing Agency is the body responsible for conducting the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate) exam, which experienced a paper leak, leading to the press conference where Dharmendra Pradhan made the controversial remarks.

India — Rajya Sabha: The India — Rajya Sabha is the legislative body where the privilege notice against Dharmendra Pradhan was moved, and its Chairman, C. P. Radhakrishnan, is responsible for considering the notice.

India — National Testing Agency: The NTA was at the centre of the paper leak scandal, with three of its experts charged. The agency faces restructuring.

India — Rajya Sabha: The upper house passed the bill amid an opposition walkout.

India — National Testing Agency: The agency was involved in the NEET paper leak controversy, which sparked student protests.

India — Rajya Sabha: Upper house also passed bills amid disruptions, contributing to legislative output.

India — National Testing Agency: The NEET-UG paper leak, attributed to the agency, contributed to parliamentary disruptions and reduced functioning time.

India — Rajya Sabha: The upper house worked for 33% of scheduled time and passed bills with minimal debate, contributing to the trend of rapid legislation.

India — National Testing Agency: The India — National Testing Agency (NTA) is the primary body responsible for conducting the NEET-UG examination. It faces significant scrutiny and criticism due to alleged paper leaks and irregularities, leading to the cancellation of the initial exam and the implementation of stringent security measures for the re-examination. The NTA is working to restore public trust and ensure a fair testing process.

India — Rajya Sabha: India — Rajya Sabha MP M. C. Sudhakar filed a petition seeking to conduct the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate) examination in CBT mode, which was dismissed by the Supreme Court.