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The Supreme Court said it will closely monitor the Centre's reforms to prevent NEET paper leaks, criticised temporary security measures as 'ad hoc', and sought a detailed roadmap.

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IIT Madras Director Professor V Kamakoti says rebuilding students' trust is central to NTA reforms, stressing that technology alone cannot stop rogue paper setters. The panel recommends transparent ...

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