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NEET 2024: Supreme Court Hearing On NEET Today, Big Decision Likely To Be Made | ABP News

NEET-UG 2024 Controversy: A number of petitions alleging malpractices, including the use of illegitimate techniques and paper leaks, will be heard by the Supreme Court in relation to the 2024 results of the National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET) undergraduate (UG) examination. Today, a bench led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud will consider the petitions. The National Testing Agency (NTA) was previously notified by the highest court over many student-filed petitions. While those who were wronged at first asked for a re-examination, many students who passed the exam afterwards petitioned the Supreme Court to oppose a re-test. Stay Tuned For More Updates Only On ABP News.

 

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