After the release of NEET UG 2026 paper, many decisions have been taken regarding the exam reform. The National Testing Agency (NTA) is undergoing sweeping changes. The Nadanna Nilekani Committee constituted by the Prime Minister has also started working. Meanwhile, it has come to light that a parliamentary committee will review the rules for examination reforms, NEET UG and coaching centres. The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Education, Women, Children, Youth and Sports will review the functioning of coaching centres, as well as examine their rules, their implementation and compliance.

Let us understand the whole matter in detail. Find out which subjects the parliamentary committee will review. Let us know what is the purpose of forming the committee. Let us understand this whole matter in detail.

Inquiry into the issue of correctness of examinations

Keeping in view the concerns raised after the NEET UG paper leak, a parliamentary committee will look into the integrity of national examinations and regulation of coaching centres. A parliamentary committee is going to discuss the need to reform the public examination system.

What the last parliamentary committee said

In fact, a parliamentary committee was formed earlier on this issue. In its recommendations, the committee said that despite all the measures, the cancellation of NEET UG 2026 shows that major reforms are needed at the procedural and institutional level.

The committee will review these topics

• A Parliamentary Standing Committee on Education, Women, Children, Youth and Sports Affairs has been constituted for one year, with a tenure till September 2027.
• Information regarding the reconstitution of the Parliamentary Committee is given in the Bulletin of the Lok Sabha.
• The Parliamentary Committee will also review the progress made towards implementation of the National Education Policy 2020.
• The Parliamentary Committee will also review the functioning and functioning of NCERT and CBSE.
• The parliamentary committee will also review CBSE’s affiliation, regulation, examination conduct and work being done abroad as well as the Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE).
• Parliamentary Committee to Inquire into Student Welfare and Support Systems.
• The parliamentary committee will also review the impact of AI and emerging technologies on student learning and employability.
• The parliamentary committee will also review the implementation of UGC rules and guidelines related to internationalization of higher education.