NEET, CBSE exam crisis: Kerala has written to Centre, says Education Minister Samsudheen

The Hindu Bureau· Jun 3, 2026 · 9:37 AM UTC ·2 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 42 views

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The Kerala government has reached out to the Union Education Minister regarding issues with the NEET and CBSE exams. Education Minister N. Samsudheen highlighted the state's limited ability to address irregularities due to the exams being conducted by central agencies. The state is advocating for a thorough examination of evaluation processes and a more responsive grievance mechanism for students.

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▪The Kerala government has written to Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan expressing concerns over the NEET and CBSE exam crisis.
▪Minister N. Samsudheen stated that the state government is unable to take action on irregularities due to the exams being conducted by the NTA and CBSE.
▪The state has urged for a technical audit of evaluation processes and a student-friendly grievance redressal mechanism.

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The Kerala government has written to Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan expressing its concerns over the NEET and CBSE exam crisis and seeking the Union government’s intervention in the matter, Minister for General Education N. Samsudheen has said.He was replying to a Calling Attention motion moved by G.R. Anil, MLA, on finding a solution to problems faced by students in the State during exams conducted by Union government agencies, in the Assembly on Wednesday. NEET paper leak: Delhi court extends judicial custody of five accused till June 15Mr. Samsudheen, replying on behalf of Minister for Higher Education Roji M. John, said the issue was indeed grave. NEET exams were completely conducted by the NTA under the Union government.

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