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Supreme Court asks petitioners seeking NTA reforms to file their replies to Centre's affidavit

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Supreme Court asks petitioners seeking NTA reforms to file their replies to Centre's affidavit
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The Supreme Court has directed petitioners to file responses to the Centre's affidavit regarding the potential transition of the NEET (UG) exam to a computer-based format. The court will resume the hearing on August 19.

The Supreme Court on Thursday (August 6, 2026) asked petitioners, including a doctors' association, to file their replies to the Centre's affidavit, which said that the migration of the NEET (UG) examination from the pen-and-paper mode to a computer-based mode on the pattern of JEE (Mains and Advanced), is under active consideration.

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