NEET Exam Pattern 2025: Offline or Online Mode to Be Decided After Discussions, Says Dharmendra Pradhan

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: December 17, 2024 15:25 IST2024-12-17T15:24:31+5:302024-12-17T15:25:30+5:30

NEET, the entrance exam for admission to medical courses, is set to undergo changes in its format this year. ...

NEET Exam Pattern 2025: Offline or Online Mode to Be Decided After Discussions, Says Dharmendra Pradhan | NEET Exam Pattern 2025: Offline or Online Mode to Be Decided After Discussions, Says Dharmendra Pradhan

NEET Exam Pattern 2025: Offline or Online Mode to Be Decided After Discussions, Says Dharmendra Pradhan

NEET, the entrance exam for admission to medical courses, is set to undergo changes in its format this year. Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has confirmed that discussions will be held with the Union Health Ministry to decide whether the examination will be conducted offline with a paper-pen format or online.

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan stated, "The Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Health are continuously discussing whether the NEET UG medical entrance exam should be held in a pen-paper format or online. A decision on this matter is expected soon." Pradhan made these comments while speaking on Tuesday. He further mentioned that there have been two rounds of discussions between the Education Ministry and the Health Ministry, which is led by J.P. Nadda.

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