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    UPPSC overhauls exams: Bar codes and multiple sets to curb cheating amid NEET-NET fallout

    UPPSC has introduced significant reforms in its recruitment examinations. These changes include using bar codes instead of series on answer copies and printing different sets of question papers from multiple facilities to enhance exam security and prevent cheating.

    NEET-UG 'scam': Centre files affidavit before SC, finds no proof of any large-scale breach of confidentiality in exams

    Centre defends decision not to cancel NEET exam due to lack of evidence of widespread breach. CBI investigates reported paper leaks and cheating. Supreme Court to hear pleas on July 8 regarding alleged irregularities. NTA faces criticism and demands for disbandment. Some candidates face retest.

    Maharashtra govt tables bill to curb malpractices in competitive exams; provides for jail term, fine

    ​​Under the bill, the offences related to the conduct of competitive examinations shall be cognisable, non-bailable and non-compoundable. According to the bill, those found indulging in unfair means and offences in the conduct of competitive examinations shall be punished with imprisonment for a term not less than three years, which may be extended to five years and with a fine of up to Rs 10 lakh.

    Manipur University postpones semester exams amid severe flooding

    The ongoing flooding has caused significant disruption across the region, and this decision by Manipur University reflects the challenging conditions faced by the residents of the state. The university's administration is closely monitoring the situation and will provide updates as soon as it is possible to reschedule the exams.

    Law to curb paper leaks during ongoing legislature session: Devendra Fadnavis

    Congress member Balasaheb Thorat, NCP (SP) legislator Rohit Pawar, BJP's Ashish Shelar and Bhaskar Jadhav of the Shiv Sena (UBT) asked the government if it will enact a strong law to curb paper leaks.

    Govt ready for discussion on NEET but that should happen by maintaining decorum: Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan

    Dharmendra Pradhan's proactive approach in addressing NEET concerns in Lok Sabha is evident through the removal of NTA officials and formation of a high-level committee. The government's commitment to resolving irregularities and involving the opposition in discussions on upcoming exams highlights a proactive and inclusive strategy.

    The Economic Times
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