Kerala Assembly passes resolution seeking reform of national entrance exam system, flags NEET concerns
The Kerala Legislative Assembly on Tuesday (June 30, 2026) passed a resolution urging the Central government to undertake comprehensive reforms of the national entrance examination system. The House cited serious concerns over the credibility, transparency and fairness of the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) and other national-level examinations.The government resolution, moved by Higher Education Minister Roji M. John, states that the credibility of NEET, the entrance examination for admission to medical education in the country, has come under serious question due to various reported incidents from various parts of India.
- ▪The Kerala Legislative Assembly on Tuesday (June 30, 2026) passed a resolution urging the Central government to undertake comprehensive reforms of the national entrance examination system.
- ▪The House cited serious concerns over the credibility, transparency and fairness of the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) and other national-level examinations.The government resolution, moved by Higher Education Minister Roji M
- ▪John, states that the credibility of NEET, the entrance examination for admission to medical education in the country, has come under serious question due to various reported incidents from various parts of India.
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The Kerala Legislative Assembly on Tuesday (June 30, 2026) passed a resolution urging the Central government to undertake comprehensive reforms of the national entrance examination system. The House cited serious concerns over the credibility, transparency and fairness of the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) and other national-level examinations.The government resolution, moved by Higher Education Minister Roji M. John, states that the credibility of NEET, the entrance examination for admission to medical education in the country, has come under serious question due to various reported incidents from various parts of India.
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