The Supreme Court on Friday highlighted the need to institutionally strengthen India's examination system to prevent recurring NEET paper leaks, and said judges would visit the National Testing Agency office in Delhi to inspect upgraded facilities.
The Supreme Court on Friday highlighted the need to institutionally strengthen the examination system to prevent recurring NEET paper leaks and indicated that judges of the bench would personally visit the National Testing Agency (NTA) to examine its upgraded facilities.
Justice Narasimha said the judges would visit the NTA office on Minto Road in Delhi to assess whether the system is functional and to examine its manpower and other arrangements.
Justice Narasimha told Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Centre, that he and Justice Aradhe would like to visit the NTA's newly upgraded facility to examine its systems.
The court said strengthening the NTA's system institutionally is crucial to preventing recurring paper leaks.
The Supreme Court on Friday highlighted the need to institutionally strengthen India's examination system to prevent recurring NEET paper leaks, and said judges would visit the National Testing Agency office in Delhi to inspect upgraded facilities.
The Supreme Court on Friday highlighted the need to institutionally strengthen the examination system to prevent recurring NEET paper leaks and indicated that judges of the bench would personally visit the National Testing Agency (NTA) to examine its upgraded facilities.
Justice Narasimha said the judges would visit the NTA office on Minto Road in Delhi to assess whether the system is functional and to examine its manpower and other arrangements.
Justice Narasimha told Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Centre, that he and Justice Aradhe would like to visit the NTA's newly upgraded facility to examine its systems.
The court said strengthening the NTA's system institutionally is crucial to preventing recurring paper leaks.