The story so far
NEET UG 2026 Leak and Results
Tracked across 9 sources · Updated 1h ago
The NEET UG 2026 exam was cancelled due to a paper leak, leading to a re-exam. Results showed record high cut-offs and lower attendance. Opposition protests in Parliament demand a discussion and minister's resignation; government agrees to debate.
How it unfolded
2d ago
Opposition in black dress protest at Parliament
2d ago
Government ready for discussion; opposition demands Pradhan's resignation
4d ago
SP protests in Parliament over paper leak
4d ago
Students complain of score discrepancies; NTA scrutinising
17 Jul 2026
Record high cut-offs, qualifiers decline
16 Jul 2026
NTA announces NEET re-exam results
What happened earlier
Latest updates
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Full story →Centre ready for talks on paper leaks in Parliament, but Oppn creating disruptions: UP BJP chief
UP BJP chief Pankaj Chaudhary said the Centre is ready for talks on paper leaks in Parliament but the Opposition is creating disruptions.
Chaudhary accused the Opposition of spreading confusion on constitutional amendments and electoral reforms, which the government clarified through discussions.
He stated the government is willing to discuss the NEET paper leak on the floor of the House, but the Opposition's agenda is disruption, not discussion.
Chaudhary criticized the Congress protest outside the PM’s residence as the lowest level of politics, and said Rahul Gandhi is practicing camera politics.
He said the government cancelled and re-conducted the NEET exam after irregularities, and PM Modi directed fast-track courts for swift punishment in paper leak cases.
Earlier · 11h ago
Full story →NEET row: Rijiju says Opposition fleeing from debate, imposing conditions
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju accused Opposition of fleeing from a debate on NEET paper leak.
Rijiju said INDIA bloc leaders began imposing conditions despite initial agreement to debate.
The issue concerns alleged irregularities in the NEET exam and calls for parliamentary discussion.
Earlier · 9h ago
Full story →Viral Slogans, Savage Memes: The Gen Z Style Dominating NEET Paper Leak Protests
NEET paper leak protests in India are being led by Gen Z participants using viral slogans and memes.
Protesters employ creative placards and humorous one-liners inspired by internet trends.
Humor is used as a tool of expression and to draw attention to the issue.
The protests reflect a generational shift in protest tactics in India.
Earlier · 7h ago
Full story →'I hope we can all unite': Bindra urges to 'strengthen education system' amid protests
Abhinav Bindra urges strengthening the education system amid protests.
Bindra did not comment on demands to remove Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
Bindra said focus should be on a transparent and merit-based education system.