Beyond NEET (UG) 2025, the National Testing Agency (NTA) said on Saturday that all preparations for the examination safe and safe conduct have been completed, state governments across the country have been placed on high alert.
Strong security push comes after the NEET-ig 2024 dispute, with a legal battle allegations on leaks of paper, bloated marks, and grace marks, indicating widespread opposition and court investigation.
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 pass through the check by the District Police. Officers will closely monitor coaching centers and online platforms to prevent organized cheating networks.
Like Assam, some states have requested biometric verification to further enhance security measures. The Ministry of Education has intensified coordination efforts with district officials and police forces across the country to prevent irregularities. The NTA has also launched a portal for candidates and the public to report suspicious activities related to the examination. With more than 23 lakh candidates to expect the examination at more than 5,000 centers in 550 cities, the authorities are leaving no stone unturned to ensure a smooth and fair examination process.
The agency said in an official statement, “The National Testing Agency will conduct NEET (UG) 2025 examination in 13 cities abroad on May 4, 2025. All preparations and logical arrangements have been made for conducting a safe and safe examination in 13 cities abroad.”
More than 22.7 lakh candidates have registered for the examination, which will be held from 2 pm to 5 pm.
The NTA said that mock drills were successfully organized in all centers on Saturday to assess readiness. To combat the spread of misinformation, the NTA has intensified the action against social media accounts and groups to make false claims allegedly.
“NEET (UG) 2025 examination materials about the availability of examination materials in a concrete effort to curb the spread of baseless rumors, the NTA reported its’ suspected claims portal (UG) through the 2025 examination through its’ suspected claims portal ‘. Information, the agency said.
Referring to media reports from Rajkot, Gujarat -people where the people allegedly offered to marks bloated in exchange for money – the agency said, “Appropriate action has already been taken by the Gujarat government. In Odisha, the police have worked against those who are trying to cheat aspirations from the means of fraud and false assurances.”
The NTA said, “All state governments are on alert to make any criminal a Nab, which tries to indulge in unfair means.”
The agency has urged students and parents not to fall for misinformation or scams. “NTA urges all NEET (UG) candidates and their parents to be vigilant and does not hunt for individuals or groups who want to manipulate or mislead them,” this only said the NTA website advised to depend on official communication.
It also reminded the public that such crimes come under the public examinations (prevention of inappropriate means) Act, which carries strict punishment.
“Unscrupulous elements who try to exploit students who have misrepresented medical seats come under the purview of public examinations (prevention of inappropriate means) Act.
This Act makes strict punishment compulsory for anyone, which has been found guilty for adopting anyone or facilitating inappropriate means, ”the statement said. (ANI)
