Why Exam Reforms Keep Failing India’s NEET Students
NEET paper leaks expose weak investigations, repeated committees, unequal access to coaching and deeper failures in India’s examination system.

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NEET paper leaks expose weak investigations, repeated committees, unequal access to coaching and deeper failures in India’s examination system.

Parliamentary panel recommends conducting NEET UG in multiple phases across states, separate exams for MBBS, AYUSH, and nursing, and shifting to computer-based testing to address logistical challenges.

Bihar's education minister Samrat Choudhary meets with Governor ahead of crucial departmental review to address pressing issues in the state's higher education system.

Munger University directs all affiliated colleges to establish NEP cells within two days for effective implementation of National Education Policy 2020, focusing on curriculum reforms and skill development.

IIT Kanpur is developing an aptitude-based question format and adaptive testing model for JEE Advanced, shifting focus from rote learning to reasoning and conceptual understanding.

Rajasthan government schools will now display teacher photos, names, qualifications, and subjects on walls to increase transparency and accountability in the education system.

The JEE Advanced entrance exam is getting a major overhaul. Students will now face aptitude tests alongside Physics, Chemistry and Maths to test logical thinking and problem solving skills.

The Union Cabinet has approved the Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhikshan Bill to replace UGC, AICTE, and NCTE with one regulator. Here's what this major reform means for India's education system.

CBSE is building a digital platform for competency-based assessments across affiliated schools. The initiative aims to replace rote learning with critical thinking and real understanding under NEP 2020.
