On Thursday, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan assumed responsibility and stated that the NEET-UG examination is free of corruption.
The NEET exam has been the subject of several discussions. He stated, "Let me make it abundantly clear that there is no corruption in the examination.
" In the NEET-UG, there is no evidence of a paper leak. Pradhan stated, "The allegations of corruption in the NTA are unfounded because it is a very credible body."
He said a consultation in the High Court is in progress and the issue is in regards to around 1,500 understudies.
The government is prepared to answer questions posed by the court. This particular issue is being thought about and a council of academicians has been framed," said the priest. According to Pradhan, no student will be disadvantageed. The examination was given in a variety of languages throughout the country, as well as in a few centers abroad. The Public authority of India and NTA is committed," he added.