NEET UG 2025 Examination Closed Kick amid tight safety measures

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Examination is being conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on Sunday for the undergraduate course (NEET UG) 2025 by thousands of interested medical students appearing in various examination centers across the country.
Millions of students participate in the exam every year, which determines admission to MBBS, BDS and other graduate medical courses in India.
View of examination centers in different parts of the nation gathered the candidates early in the examination centers amid tight security.
Rajkumar Prasad, a led aspiration from Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal, shared his hopes before the exam: “This is my second attempt. During my first attempt, I could not make a good mark. I hope I can score well this time, opposite the last time.”
While another student, Gunjan Gulati said, “I have prepared very well. I am very confident … I am 100% confident that I will clean the exam. This is my first attempt”
Especially Anamika Kumari, a ledi from Siliguri in West Bengal, said, “Preparation has been done well. I need to take the exam right now … I am afraid …”
Earlier, the NTA said on Saturday that all preparations for safe and safe conduct of the examination have been completed, and state governments across the country have been placed on high warning.
Security push comes after the NEET-OG 2024 dispute, with a legal battle allegations on leaks of paper, bloated marks, and grace marks, indicating widespread opposition and judicial inquiry. This year, NTA has taken “all measures” to ensure the integrity of the examination.
Before entering the examination centers, in addition to the standard security protocol of NTA, the candidates will investigate completely by the District Police. The question paper and OMR sheet will be taken under full police protection to prevent molestation or leaks.
Officers will be closely monitored by coaching centers and online platforms to prevent organized cheating networks. Examination centers will be equipped with CCTV cameras to ensure transparency and accountability. (AI)