NEET Retest Today: Maharashtra, Epicentre Of Paper Leak Row, Under Tight Security Watch

Published 21 June 2026 · education

NEET Retest Today: Maharashtra, Epicentre Of Paper Leak Row, Under Tight Security Watch Published By, Last Updated: June 21, 2026, 09:50 IST NEET Re-Exam Today

NEET Retest Today: Maharashtra, Epicentre Of Paper Leak Row, Under Tight Security Watch Published By, Last Updated: June 21, 2026, 09:50 IST NEET Re-Exam Today: Maharashtra tightens security for NEET-UG 2026 re-exam, with heavy police, CRPF and CCTV installed at various exam centres. Dr Mohammed Talib, father of NEET aspirant Abdulla Talib, shows the current admission card with correction in the examination centre, ahead of the NEET-UG re-test, in Nagpur, Maharashtra Saturday, June 20, 2026. (PTI) Authorities across Maharashtra have stepped up security arrangements for the NEET-UG 2026 re-examination, with special vigilance in Nagpur, Ahilyanagar and Latur amid heightened concerns following last year’s paper leak controversy. The state administration, in coordination with police and education authorities, has put in place extensive measures to ensure the examination is conducted in a secure, transparent and malpractice-free environment. Maharashtra was among the states that came under scrutiny during the NEET paper leak investigation, prompting authorities to adopt stricter safeguards this year. Nagpur: 12,512 Candidates Across 30 Centres In Nagpur, a total of 12,512 students are scheduled to appear for the examination at 30 designated centres.

Security has been significantly tightened, with authorities describing the arrangements as akin to a “police-camp atmosphere." All examination centres are under CCTV surveillance, while candidates will undergo stringent identity verification and security screening before entry. Special monitoring teams have also been deployed to keep a close watch on any suspicious activity. To facilitate smooth transportation for students, the Nagpur Municipal Corporation has announced free travel on the city’s “Aapli Bus" service. Candidates can avail the facility by presenting their NEET admit cards. Special air-conditioned buses have also been arranged to ensure timely access to examination centres. Ahilyanagar: CRPF Deployed for Secure Paper Transportation In Ahilyanagar district, 5,385 candidates will appear for the examination at 12 centres. The test will be conducted from 2 pm to 5:15 pm. Authorities have arranged enhanced security for the transportation of question papers, with local police and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) deployed to safeguard the process. Examination centres have been equipped with all necessary facilities, while power utility officials have been directed to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply.