Online applications open on May 19, 2026 and will remain active until June 8, 2026, through the official SBI apprenticeship portal
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Education, Women, Children, Youth and Sports has summoned NTA Chairperson Pradeep Kumar Joshi to appear before it and provide a detailed update on the ongoing investigation
The board has also acknowledged that minor errors can occur while evaluating the large volume of answer scripts handled every year.
Two fresh arrests, a Pune-based botany teacher with direct access to question papers and the founder of a coaching institute in Latur, have brought the total number of people arrested in the case to nine
Addressing the immediate anxiety surrounding the policy change, CBSE detailed its reasoning in a circular issued on May 15. The board noted that the decision was taken to ensure students focus on learning the language rather than experiencing additional academic stress.
For millions of medical aspirants already shaken by repeated NEET controversies, the big question remains: can India actually pull off a leak-proof online NEET? Here's what the shift really means, and whether it can actually fix India's most controversial entrance exam.
The announcement came alongside a revised examination schedule. The National Testing Agency has set June 21 as the date for the re-examination
The medical entrance exam will be re-conducted on June 21 after being cancelled due to allegations of paper leak.
The question has been triggered by the Biwal family of Rajasthan's Jamwa Ramgarh, the same family that made national headlines last year when four of its children cleared the NEET
The development comes days after the medical entrance exam following a paper leak that directly impacted over 22 lakh aspirants across India.
The Union Public Service Commission is expected to activate the e-admit card links this week on its official portals, upsc.gov.in, upsconline.gov.in, and upsconline.nic.in, ahead of the May 24 examination
The cancellation of NEET UG 2026 has disrupted the future plans of over 22 lakh medical aspirants and put an estimated Rs 23,152.5 crore spent on exam preparation at stake. From coaching fees and hostel expenses to years of preparation, the decision has triggered academic, financial and emotional uncertainty for students and parents across India.
The cancellation of NEET-UG 2026 has revived concerns over the credibility of India’s biggest medical entrance exam, nearly two years after the 2024 paper leak controversy. It has also raised questions over why key reforms suggested by the K. Radhakrishnan panel and concerns flagged by a Parliamentary committee were not fully implemented.
Students can access their results through the official websites — cbse.gov.in and results.cbse.nic.in. The results are also available on digital platforms such as DigiLocker and the UMANG App.
The NEET exam held on May 3 by the National Testing Agency (NTA) was cancelled on May 12 amid allegations of paper leak which is now being probed by the CBI.
After purchasing the paper from the Gurugram doctor, brothers Mangilal and Dinesh Biwal first passed it within their own family; one of them shared it with his son, who was preparing for NEET in Sikar
Pandey said that even schools manage exams better than this, adding that kids are depressed and their families are heavily invested in it for the last 2 years.
The notification on DigiLocker does not mean the result has already been declared. It indicates that CBSE’s digital result system is being prepared for upload.
China introduced its “Double Reduction” policy in 2021 under President Xi Jinping, placing strict restrictions on private tutoring in core academic subjects.
NEET-UG 2026 cancelled: The National Testing Agency has officially pulled the plug on NEET-UG 2026, taken by more than 22 lakh students on May 3, announcing that the examination will be held again from scratch
NEET-UG 2026: On May 8, the agency had referred the matter to central agencies for independent verification after inputs regarding alleged malpractice surfaced four days after the examination




