Currently, NEET-UG is a pen-and-paper exam. After a paper leak came to light in 2024, a Centre-constituted committee had ...

The exam that governs admission to the city’s most selective high schools will be administered next fall, despite critics’ complaints that the test disproportionately blocks Black and Latino students ...

The computer-based format was among the key recommendations made by the high-level committee, headed by former ISRO chairman ...

The Centre has announced a computer-based NEET-UG format from 2027 after the 2026 paper leak controversy triggered nationwide concern over exam transparency and student trust.

The decision to move NEET-UG to CBT mode was influenced by recommendations from the Radhakrishnan committee, which identified the OMR-based pen-and-paper system as a vulnerability for paper leaks.

Starting 2027, NEET will adopt the Computer-Based Test (CBT) format, joining other major Indian competitive exams like JEE ...

Delhi University Vice Chancellor, Yogesh Singh, has said that the proposed transition of the NEET-UG examination to a computer-based format involves several aspects that require careful examination, ...

Exams likely to be held in 20 sessions over 10 days from next yr, with normalisation cycles for the test format ...