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The Supreme Court, while hearing multiple petitions related to the alleged NEET-UG 2026 paper leak, said it may visit the National Testing Agency’s (NTA) permanent office to assess whether the systems put in place to conduct examinations are actually functioning.

Justice PS Narasimha said the court could visit the NTA office to examine its systems, manpower and other arrangements.

On NTA reforms, the court said the recommendations of the committees should not remain limited to reports and



must be implemented on the ground.

The Supreme Court directed the Joint Secretary coordinating with the high-powered committee to file an affidavit detailing the committee’s progress.

The NTA was also directed to file an updated affidavit on the reforms and progress made and upload the information on its website. Lawyers and states can also submit their suggestions through a designated email address.

The court will consider the matter after the updated affidavit is filed.
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