Udaipur, December 18,2024 - The National Medical Commission (NMC) has released the syllabus for the National Entrance cum Eligibility Test (NEET) UG 2025. Medical aspirants can now download the syllabus from the official website of NMC at nmc.org.in.

A notice signed by Shambhu Sharan Singh, Director of the Under Graduate Medical Education Board (UGMEB), confirmed the finalization of the NEET UG 2025 syllabus.

Aspirants can easily download the NEET UG 2025 syllabus by following these steps:

1. Visit the official website of NMC at nmc.org.in.

2. Go to the ‘What’s New’ section on the homepage.

3. Click on the link that says “Syllabus for Examination of NEET UG 2025.”

4. A PDF file of the syllabus will open in a new tab.

5. Download the PDF and take a printout for future use.

Recommendations by the R. Radhakrishnan Committee in NEET Paper Leak Case

In the NEET paper leak case, the R. Radhakrishnan Committee, formed on the Supreme Court's directives, has made key recommendations.

Reorganization of NTA Suggested

The committee has recommended the reorganization of the National Testing Agency (NTA). It suggested developing a Digi Exam System, similar to the Digi Yatra system used for airport verification. This system would ensure proper student verification.

The Central Government has submitted the report to the Supreme Court and assured the implementation of all recommendations.

Testing Centers in Government Institutions

The committee proposed that testing centers should be established only in government institutions. These include Kendriya Vidyalayas, Navodaya schools, and central or state-level universities.

Each district must have at least one testing center. If private institutions are selected, they must undergo strict police and administrative verification.

Mobile Testing Centers Proposed

The committee also suggested setting up mobile testing centers in buses. Each bus could accommodate around 40-50 students, equipped with laptops and servers.

A fleet of five such buses could serve as a single test center for 150 students. These mobile centers could be especially useful in remote or underserved areas.

Source: Media Reports