NTA has no clear record of NEET reform implementation, reveals RTI

Key points

• Nearly two years after a high-level committee submitted 101 recommendations to overhaul the Testing Agency (NTA) following the NEET controversy, an RTI reply has revealed a key gap in the system: the agency does not have a consolidated, point-wise record showing what has actually been implemented.
• The disclosure has raised fresh questions over how NEET reforms are being tracked, especially at a time when multiple authorities have publicly claimed that a large portion of the recommendations have already been carried out.
• WHAT NTA SAID IN THE RTI REPLY In response to an RTI query filed by India Today, the NTA said that it does not have a finalised, consolidated document that shows the implementation status of each of the 101 recommendations made by the K Radhakrishnan Committee.
• The RTI reply stated, "K.
• Radhakrishnan Committee recommendations are under various stages of examination and implementation.