India — Supreme Court of India & Federation of All India Medical Association

India — Supreme Court of India: The India — Supreme Court of India is reviewing the reforms implemented by the India — National Testing Agency in response to petitions regarding the NEET-UG 2026 irregularities, playing a crucial oversight role.

Federation of All India Medical Association: The Federation of All India Medical Association filed pleas seeking a structural overhaul of the India — National Testing Agency due to alleged irregularities in the NEET-UG 2026 examination.

India — Supreme Court of India: The Supreme Court is adjudicating the OMR discrepancy plea and overseeing the government's proposed reforms to the NEET-UG examination process.

Federation of All India Medical Association: FAIMA is a petitioner in the case, advocating for timely transition to computer-based testing to align with student preparation.

India — Supreme Court of India: The India — Supreme Court of India>>> has issued notices on petitions seeking reforms in the India — National Testing Agency>>>, indicating judicial oversight and concern regarding the examination system.

Federation of All India Medical Association: The Federation of All India Medical Association is a petitioner in the India — Supreme Court of India, seeking the replacement or restructuring of the India — National Testing Agency (NTA) with a more robust and autonomous body. Their actions highlight the widespread dissatisfaction with the current examination system.

India — Supreme Court of India: Directed institutionalization of NTA reforms, sought affidavits, and monitored progress. Plays a key oversight role in ensuring examination integrity.

Federation of All India Medical Association: Filed petitions seeking NTA restructuring, advocating for exam integrity.

India — Supreme Court of India: Monitoring government's reforms to prevent paper leaks; directed Centre to file affidavit on institutionalization.

Federation of All India Medical Association: Petitioner in Supreme Court seeking NTA overhaul.

Federation of All India Medical Association: The Federation of All India Medical Association>>> (FAIMA) approached the Supreme Court, alleging 'systemic failure' by the India — National Testing Agency>>> and seeking major reforms in the examination system, including a court-monitored re-exam.