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After MP, Madras HC rejects plea for NEET 2025 re-exam - Video
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After MP, Madras HC junks NEET 2025 re-exam plea
After the Madhya Pradesh High Court, now a Division bench of the Madras High Court has dismissed a plea seeking re-examination of the National Eligibility-Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET-UG) 2025.
While the petitioners claimed that their examination was disrupted due to the heavy rainfall and poor management by the exam centre, the HC bench, comprising the HC bench Division bench comprising Justices J Nisha Banu and M Jothiraman, dismissed the plea, noting that conducting a re-examination would severely affect more than two million candidates.
The Court also took note of the factual enquiry conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) and also considered the statistical analysis carried out by an independent expert committee. This analysis also confirmed that the alleged power outage did not materially affected the candidates' performance.
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