NTA authorities stated on Wednesday that sixty-three examples of students using unfair methods were reported in NEET-UG, out of which 23 have been debarred for various lengths of time. However, they emphasized that the integrity of the medical entrance test has not been jeopardized and that there has not been a leak of paper work.
NTA DG Subodh Kumar Singh informed PTI that the results of the 40 remaining contestants who were discovered to have used unethical tactics had been withheld.
“A committee was constituted consisting of three eminent experts in field of examination and academics to put forward different types of cases reported such as impersonation, cheating and tampering with OMR sheet,” Subodh Kumar Singh, the director general of the NTA,
