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Supreme Court to Inspect NTA Office, Seeks Update on Nandan Nilekani Panel Report

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The Supreme Court has said it may visit the NTA's permanent office while hearing NEET-UG 2026 paper leak petitions. It has sought updated affidavits on reforms and committee progress to assess whether changes are working on the ground.

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The Supreme Court has taken a tough stance on petitions related to the NEET-UG 2026 exam leak and NTA reforms. The court has stated that it will personally visit the NTA office to inspect its systems and procedures. The court stated that reforms should not be limited to paper reports, but must be implemented on the ground.

The Supreme Court has issued a significant order to bring transparency and reform in the examination system of the National Testing Agency (NTA). The court has directed the NTA to immediately publish its affidavit regarding the reforms on its official website for public information. The bench has also directed the already constituted Nilekani Committee to submit a progress report certificate within the next 3 weeks. The Supreme Court has strictl…

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Mathrubhumi broke the news in Kozhikode, India on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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