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The cancelled medical exams that sparked protests, a resit and tragedy
More than 2 million students across India have resat the country's highly competitive medical entrance exam after last month's test was cancelled amid allegations that questions had been leaked.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Over 1.4 lakh aspirants to appear for NEET-UG re-exam in Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu is all set for the NEET re-examination on Sunday, with over 1.4 lakh medical aspirants participating across 307 centres. Following earlier cancellations due to alleged…
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newsbytesapp.com
Over 22L students to appear for NEET-UG re-exam today
Over 22 lakh medical aspirants are set to retake the NEET today, as the National Testing Agency aims to restore trust following a paper leak during May's exam.
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channelnewsasia.com
India tightens security as millions of medical student aspirants retake entrance exam after paper leak
India’s 2.2 million medical aspirants are retaking the entrance exam under heavy security after a paper leak sparked outrage, arrests and protests over exam fraud in the country.
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NEET-UG retest begins across country, overseas centres amid tight security
NEET-UG 2026 re-exam commenced nationwide and abroad Sunday under stringent security measures. Over 95,000 rooms are under CCTV surveillance, with jammers deployed to prevent…
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hurriyetdailynews.com
Tight security as India holds exam retest after leak scandal - World News
India’s 2.2 million aspiring medical students sit a re-examination under tight security on Sunday, after the last test was scrapped following a paper leak that triggered…
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thehindubusinessline.com
NEET-UG re-exam : Over 20 lakh students took the exam on Sunday under enhanced security measures
Over 20 lakh students took the NEET UG re-exam under enhanced security, supported by 7 lakh officials across India.
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hindustantimes.com
NEET UG re-exam held amid tight security; lakhs retake test after paper leak row
The re-exam was conducted across 5,440 centres in 551 cities in India and 14 centres abroad, with over 1.38 lakh CCTV cameras monitoring 95,000 centres. | India News
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thehindu.com
1,564 students appear for NEET re-examination in Ramanathapuram district
1,564 students participated in the NEET re-examination in Ramanathapuram, following a cancellation due to a question paper leak.
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theguardian.com
More than 2m Indian students resit medical entrance exam after alleged leak
Applicants forced to retake one of the world’s toughest admission tests after claims questions sold on Telegram
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The lack of accountability within the NTA
The NTA's lack of accountability raises concerns over its impact on candidates amid repeated exam cancellations and systemic failures.
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NEET re-test held across 97 centres amid tight security
NEET re-test held under tight security in Delhi; students express concerns over tougher exam and impact on admissions.
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NEET re-test: Students find paper moderate, expect lower cut-off
Students express frustration over the lengthy NEET-UG re-exam, following its cancellation due to a question paper leak.
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Over 2 million students appear for NEET-UG 2026 re-exam amid heightened security
Of the 2,279,743 candidates registered for NEET-UG 2026, as many as 2,275,011 had downloaded admit cards for the May 3 exam and 2,205,035 eventually appeared. | India News
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theprint.in
Why India's NEET V2.0 exam should worry us all
Relying on war-like efforts and prime-ministerial intervention for NEET exposes a deep lack of institutional strength.
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abc.net.au
The cancelled medical exams that sparked protests, a resit and tragedy
More than 2 million students across India have resat the country's highly competitive medical entrance exam after last month's test was cancelled amid allegations that questions…
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dw.com
India: What's driving the intense pressure on students?
The reported deaths of aspiring medical students in India have exposed the immense pressures of the country's high-stakes examination system and a worsening mental-health crisis.