NEET UG 2024 Row Escalates: RJD MP Demands NTA Dissolution Amidst Outrage

The controversy surrounding the NEET UG 2024 exam continues to simmer, with demands for the National Testing Agency (NTA) to be dissolved growing louder. Adding fuel to the fire, RJD MP Manoj Jha has joined the chorus of voices calling for the agency’s dismantling, citing a series of alleged irregularities and mishandling of the medical entrance exam.

Jha’s strong stance comes amidst widespread student protests and allegations of exam paper leaks, technical glitches, and flawed question papers. The RJD MP has expressed his serious concerns over the NTA’s inability to ensure a fair and transparent examination process, asserting that the agency’s actions are detrimental to the futures of aspiring medical students.

“The NTA has consistently failed to deliver on its promise of fair and equitable examinations. The recent NEET UG 2024 exam fiasco is just the latest example of their incompetence and negligence. They have eroded the public’s trust in the agency, and their continued existence is a disservice to the students,” Jha stated.

He further criticized the NTA’s lack of accountability and transparency, alleging that the agency has consistently disregarded the concerns of students and parents. The MP’s call for the NTA’s dissolution has resonated with many who are demanding structural changes to ensure the fairness and integrity of the NEET exam.

The NEET UG 2024 controversy has thrown the spotlight on the crucial role played by the NTA in the education system. The agency’s actions and the growing discontent among students raise serious questions about the future of standardized examinations in India.

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