NEET UG paper leak: From digi exams to hybrid model, government panel proposes revolutionary reforms for examination security

In response to the NEET UG paper leak, a government panel led by Dr. K. Radhakrishnan proposed significant reforms to enhance examination security. Key recommendations include developing a “Digi Exam” platform using biometrics, implementing multi-level verification processes, adopting a hybrid testing approach, and restructuring the National Testing Agency to ensure greater transparency, security, and accessibility for medical entrance examinations in India.

​In response to the NEET UG paper leak, a government panel led by Dr. K. Radhakrishnan proposed significant reforms to enhance examination security. Key recommendations include developing a “Digi Exam” platform using biometrics, implementing multi-level verification processes, adopting a hybrid testing approach, and restructuring the National Testing Agency to ensure greater transparency, security, and accessibility for medical entrance examinations in India. In response to the NEET UG paper leak, a government panel led by Dr. K. Radhakrishnan proposed significant reforms to enhance examination security. Key recommendations include developing a “Digi Exam” platform using biometrics, implementing multi-level verification processes, adopting a hybrid testing approach, and restructuring the National Testing Agency to ensure greater transparency, security, and accessibility for medical entrance examinations in India.