Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Thursday uncovered that the choice to drop UGC-NET was taken after it was found that the assessment question paper was spilled on the darknet.
“Not long after the UGC-NET inquiry paper on darknet matches the first inquiry paper of UGC-NET, we chose to drop the assessment,” Dharmendra Pradhan said, tending to a public interview today.
NTA Cancels UGC-NET Exam
The University Grants Commission – National Eligibility Test (UGC-NET) exam was canceled on Wednesday by the National Testing Agency (NTA), stating that the “integrity of the examination may have been compromised.”
After the National Testing Agency (NTA) received information suggesting that the June 18 exam may have been compromised, this decision was made on Wednesday night.
Matter Transferred To CBI
The matter is being given over to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) for intensive examination, the NTA said.
These data sources bringing up issues on the test’s trustworthiness were gotten from the Public Digital Wrongdoing Danger Investigation Unit of the Indian Digital Wrongdoing Coordination Center (I4C), which goes under the Service of Home Undertakings on the Assessment.
Same Issues Lied In NEET-UG Exams
Upwards of 67 understudies scored an ideal 720, exceptional in the NTA’s set of experiences, with six from a middle in Haryana’s Faridabad figuring in the rundown, raising doubts about anomalies. 67 students are said to have shared the top rank because of grace marks.
As to NEET-UG test, the NTA said, “The issue connected with elegance marks has previously been completely tended to. As respects specific inconsistencies claimed in the direct of the assessment in Patna
Union Education Minister Told To Control The Re-Exam
Thursday, Dharmendra Pradhan reaffirmed the government’s commitment to ensuring that all exams are error-free. He stated that the government is forming a high-level committee to improve the NTA’s structure and increase transparency.
UGC-NET is conducted to determine the eligibility for the position of Assistant Professor and/or Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) in Indian universities and colleges
