Big Problems with the NEET-UG 2026 Exam

May 13, 2026, 22:24

Introduction

The National Testing Agency (NTA) cancelled the NEET-UG 2026 exam. This happened because some people stole the exam questions.

Main Body

Many students took the test in May. But some people had a paper with 120 correct questions before the test. Police arrested five people. These people sold the questions for a lot of money. The NTA has a problem with its workers. They use temporary workers to write and translate the questions. These workers are not permanent staff. This makes it easy for questions to leak. Many doctors and politicians are angry. They say the NTA is corrupt. Some people want the government to use computers for the tests. Other people want to use school marks instead of this exam.

Conclusion

The exam is cancelled now. The police are still working. The NTA will tell students the new date for the test later.

Learning

⚡ The 'Who does what' Pattern

In this story, we see how people act in the past. Notice how the words change to show something already happened:

Cancel $\rightarrow$ Cancelled (The exam is gone)
Happen $\rightarrow$ Happened (It is in the past)
Steal $\rightarrow$ Stole (They took it)
Take $\rightarrow$ Took (Students did the test)
Sell $\rightarrow$ Sold (Money was exchanged)

💡 Simple Tip: When you talk about a finished event (like a crime or a cancelled test), add -ed to most words. Some words, like stole and sold, are "rebels"—they change their whole shape.

Quick Look: Police arrested five people $\rightarrow$ Action finished. ✅

Vocabulary Learning

cancelled (v.)

to stop or end something

Example:The exam was cancelled because of theft.

temporary (adj.)

lasting only for a short time

Example:They hired temporary workers to write the questions.

corrupt (adj.)

acting dishonestly or illegally

Example:Many people say the NTA is corrupt.

leak (v.)

to let information escape or be revealed

Example:The questions leaked before the exam.

marks (n.)

scores or grades given in school

Example:Some want to use school marks instead of the exam.