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According to a report, the Central government has sought help from the states to ensure free and fair conduct of the central entrance examinations. Indian ExpressThe Centre has requested states to deploy one civil and one police supervisor at each examination centre during future exams.
This request from the Centre comes after controversies arose over alleged irregularities during the elections. NEET-UG 2024 Trial and cancellation UGC NET The exam was postponed amid claims of paper leak. As a precaution, the Centre also rescheduled two other exams—NEET-PG and CSIR-UGC NET.
This request was made during a meeting. Union Home Secretary According to the Indian Express report, Ajay Bhalla held a meeting with the chief secretaries and police chiefs of all states last week. Bhalla sought assistance from the states in overseeing the conduct of the All India AYUSH Postgraduate Entrance Examination (AIAPGET) and other exams. Foreign Medical Graduates Examination The report said the decision was taken on July 6.
AIAPGET conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for the Ministry of AYUSH is an examination for admission to MD/MS programmes in Ayurveda, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy. FMGE is conducted by the National Board of Examinations (NBE) under the Ministry of Health and for foreign medical graduates wishing to practice medicine in India.
On July 4, the Kerala Cyber Police case registered It was announced on social media that the FMGE question paper and answer keys are available for sale.
Apart from the request to deploy two additional supervisors, states have also been asked to appoint a state-level nodal officer to coordinate with the exam conducting agency. As per the current practice, the exam conducting agency appoints one supervisor at each exam centre.
Dispute over Neat and and other examinations led to political confrontation with opposition leaders, including Rahul GandhiThere has been a demand for a debate on this issue in the recently held Parliament session. The opposition has accused the central government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi of ruining the careers of lakhs of youth.
The Centre said there had been no large-scale leak. Neat and The paper has not been cancelled.
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