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Pralhad Joshi moves to reset NTA after leak backlash and answer-key delays
Politics·Short term·▲ +2%

Joshi will face pressure to deliver visible NTA fixes before student anger turns into another protest wave.

The NTA’s credibility affects millions of applicants and has become a political liability for the government.

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The NTA’s credibility affects millions of applicants and has become a political liability for the government.

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Union minister Pralhad Joshi held his first meeting on National Testing Agency concerns after taking over the education portfolio. The discussion focused on stronger systems, faster processes and better student support, following criticism over the alleged NEET-UG 2026 paper leak and delays in UGC-NET June 2026 answer keys. The move signals an attempt to rebuild trust in India’s exam machinery after weeks of student anger.

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Pralhad Joshi moves to reset NTA after leak backlash and answer-key delays

The new education minister has opened talks on stronger exam systems as pressure from NEET-UG and UGC-NET controversies continues.

Hindustan Times·1h ago
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