Supreme Court says no NEET re-test, NTA to revise results with correct marking | Law Today

The Supreme Court ruled against the demand to reconduct the NEET-UG exam, saying there wasn't sufficient evidence to indicate a systemic leak of the question paper. The court also emphasised that directing a fresh NEET-UG exam would have serious consequences for the 24 lakh students who appeared for the exam.

India Today spoke to Supreme Court Advocate on Record Tanvi Dubey, who appeared for one of the All-India Toppers.


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