From convenience to security of students…Government geared up for NEET re-exam, Home Secretary gave these instructions

Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan on Monday reviewed the preparations of state governments for NEET (UG) re-examination, 2026, in which special attention was paid to the convenience of students, security arrangements and integrity of the exam process. He directed all state governments and Union Territories (UTs) and central agencies to ensure that security protocols are strictly followed and the exam is conducted without any mistakes.

Union Home Secretary to States and Union Territories NEET (UG) Re-examination A request was made to facilitate easy travel of the students. The Chairman of the Railway Board assured full cooperation.

In this meeting, Chairman of Railway Board; Secretary, Department of School Education and Literacy; Secretary, Higher Education Department; Secretary of Post Department; DG of CRPF, CISF, BCAS and DG of NTA; And senior officials of the Ministry of Defense and Health and Family Welfare Ministry were also present in the meeting.

Know what decisions were taken in the meeting

1. In the meeting, special emphasis was laid on students’ convenience, security arrangements and fairness of the examination.
2. The preparations of all the states and union territories were taken stock of.
3. The Home Secretary directed that all security protocols should be strictly followed during the examination.
4. Emphasis was laid on conducting the examination in a completely error-free and transparent manner.
5. States and Union Territories were asked to facilitate the travel and movement of students.
6. The Chairman of the Railway Board assured the students of providing necessary support.
7. Senior officials of Railway Board, Education Ministry, Department of Posts, NTA, Defense Ministry and Health Ministry participated in the meeting.
8. Director Generals of CRPF, CISF and BCAS were also present in the meeting.
9. There was a special discussion on the security of examination centers and safe movement of examination material.
10. Instructions were given to ensure better coordination between central and state agencies.
11. The government aims to conduct the NEET re-exam successfully without any irregularities, paper leaks or security lapses.
12. All concerned agencies were asked to remain alert to ensure that students do not face any inconvenience on the day of examination.

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