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From NEET to CBSE, is India's examination system in crisis? Experts weigh in
UPDATED: May 29, 2026 20:43 IST
India's examination system faces scrutiny following controversies involving the NEET-UG paper leak, CBSE's digital evaluation processes, and civil services papers. The Supreme Court has questioned the National Testing Agency regarding monitoring failures and accountability for alleged paper leaks. Simultaneously, education experts have criticised the shift to onscreen marking systems as flawed. Political tension has intensified, with the opposition demanding the education minister's resignation and a judicial probe into the NEET-UG paper leak case. So, is India’s examination system in crisis? Who will restore trust in India’s exams? Watch as panellists debate these and more on the show,
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