Supreme Court: NEET-UG परीक्षा दोबारा नहीं होगी 24 लाख स्टूडेंट्स का सवाल है और पवित्रता का उल्लंघन भी |
conveying the decision, Chief Equity DY Chandrachud recognized the address NEET-UG exam paper had been spilled – in Jharkhand’s Hazaribagh and Patna in Bihar.
Delhi– There will be no re-test for the 2024 NEET-UG exam, the Incomparable Court said Tuesday, thinking there is no information to recommend a “systemic breach” or that the “holiness” of the examination, taking after two restricted spills of the address paper, had been affected.
The court conceded the truth the address NEET-UG paper was spilled is “not in debate”, but said there is no fabric on record at this time to conclude “the result of the exam was vitiated or (that) there was a systemic breach in the holiness of the exam”.
“Data delivered on record is not characteristic of a systemic spill of the address NEET-UG paper, which would lead to the annihilation of the sacredness of the exam…” the court said.
The court was hearing a clutch of petitions requesting the NEET-UG test – a qualifying examination for undergrad therapeutic courses – be either held once more or cancelled.
The seat, driven by Chief Equity DY Chandrachud, said an arrange, in this manner, to arrange a re-test for 23.33 lakh trying restorative experts, numerous of whom would travel hundreds of kilometers from hometowns to NEET-UG exam centres – would have “enormous consequences”.
“The court is careful of the truth that coordinating a new NEET-UG exam would have genuine results on understudies, counting annihilation of affirmation plan, impacts on course of instruction, and affect on accessibility of restorative experts in the future.”
The court too pointed to a “genuine impediment to minimized students”.
Delivering the arrange nowadays, the Chief Equity alluded to an between times administering this month, in which the court prompted applicants looking for a re-test it would be the “final option”.
The court said at that point certain circumstances – particularly a constrained time slack between the spill and exam – would contend against a re-test. “On the off chance that understudies were inquired to remember (spilled questions) on the morning of the exam, spill might not be widespread…”
The court had said it was, subsequently, severely dislike to arrange a re-test.
However, the court at that point did too propose the exam’s “holiness” had been influenced. “One thing is clear… questions were spilled. Sacredness of exam was compromised…” it said.
Today, the Chief Equity recognized an undeniable truth – the address paper had been spilled for at slightest two exam centres, in Jharkhand’s Hazaribagh and Patna in Bihar.
The Hazaribagh spill has been hailed as ‘Ground Zero’ by the CBI, which has been entrusted with examining a nation-wide ‘solver gang’ racket that spills address papers.
The court moreover alluded to reports recorded by the CBI – on July 17 and July 21 – to say that at slightest 155 understudies from centres in Hazaribagh and Patna appeared to be beneficiaries.
The court had prior talked about the plausibility of isolation, i.e., recognizing understudies who had benefitted from the paper spill and evacuating them from the affirmation process.
The contention over the 2024 NEET-UG exam, held on May 5, broke final month when comes about were announced. Ruddy banners were raised over the number – 67 – of culminate scores, counting a coaching middle in Haryana’s Bahadurgarh that delivered six on its own.
There were moreover questions over the grant of ‘grace marks’ for 1,563 students.
The questions put the center on the National Testing Organization, which is a central government body that conducts competitive exams like NEET-UG and UGC-NET.
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