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The day the election results was announced, on the same day result of another important exam was announced #NEET2k24 5 Alleged Scams in NEET 2k24: 📌 Expected result date was on 14th June but , preponed to 4th June (Lok Sabha Election Result Day) 📌Last year 2 students scored full marks (720/720). However, this year 67 students scored full marks; these students are from same exam centre. A jump of 2000%, when the difficulty level was - Moderate 📌Roll no of few toppers are very close in sequence. 📌 Student received GRACE marks for the first time in NEET exam; because 718 & 719 marks is not possible without grace marks. 📌Patna police arrested 13 people, including 4 examiners & their parents on alleged NEET paper scam and sent to justice custody. In the NEET exam, the integrity of the chain of custody of the question paper was violated in the presence of some students and those who were conducting the exams. According to the FIR of Bihar police, one of the accused admitted in inquiry that a paper leak gang was active in DAB Public School in Shastri Nagar, Patna. In that FIR, one student has given the statement which is telling that the question paper was given with the answer on the night of 4th May. #justiceforneetaspirants

Dear LinkedIn Community, As a speaker at the Induction Program - “Navarambh”, I am thrilled to engage with young minds. Together, we will delve into fascinating realms: Forensic Science: Here, evidence speaks volumes—a fingerprint, a trajectory, or a subtle DNA strand can unravel mysteries. It’s where logic meets intuition, and justice finds its voice. Cyber Space: In this binary universe, ones and zeros shape our digital existence. Cybersecurity warriors defend against invisible adversaries, fortifying networks, and safeguarding data. The future hinges on securing this virtual realm. Legal Studies: Law—the silent architect of societies. Legal minds interpret statutes, uphold justice, and shape policies. From courtrooms to corporate boardrooms, they navigate complexities with precision. Thank you, Dr. G. K. Goswami IPS, for the invitation. I eagerly anticipate learning from experts in the fields of law, science, technology, and cyber law and order. Together, we chart a course toward an Abhinav Bharat, where knowledge blooms and innovation thrives. Jai Hind, Jai Forensics! 🇮🇳🔍📚 #PMI #PMO Pawan Sharma Jacob Varghese Vineet Kshirsagar Alok Lall Amit Goyal Shailender Kumar Satish Kaushal NSN Murty Dr. Pavan Duggal Nikesh Arora Jay Chaudhry Gopal Goswami Baljinder Sharma Manoj Kohli Geetika Dayal Ashish Tyagi Ahmad Madni Puneet Chandok Rajesh Ranjan Amit Gupta Kanwal Rekhi

Dear Legal Fraternity! My article is on the problem of paper leakage in which under the threat of prosecution, no parent or children who being the bribe givers comes forward abd give evidence due to the absence of any immunity. This affects investigation to the extent that the main big leaders who are part of big scams are left scotfree. In NEET scam the government took advantage by arresting patna boy. Please find below the link- https://lnkd.in/dU2SRu5c

Bihar Police Crack NEET Paper Leak Case: A Thread!! A recent anonymous tip-off led Bihar Police to expose a nationwide NEET-UG exam question paper leak racket! Here's a detailed breakdown of how it unfolded: 1. The Tip: An anonymous call alerted Patna police about four suspicious individuals in an SUV headed to a safe house on the day of the NEET-UG exam (May 5th, 2024). 2. Swift Action: The Shastri Nagar police station promptly intercepted the vehicle, leading them to a location in Ram Krishna Nagar. 3. Unearthing the Network: Authorities discovered a gathering of around 30 NEET-UG aspirants who reportedly paid hefty sums (Rs. 30-50 lakh) for leaked exam questions and answers. 4. Cracking the Case: The investigation unraveled a vast network involving: .Coaching institutes .Teachers .Students 5. Multiple Arrests: Based on the initial apprehension and gathered evidence, police proceeded to make multiple arrests, including: .The four suspects from the SUV .Candidates involved in the scheme .Key players orchestrating the leak 6. Nationwide Impact: The tip-off exposed a far-reaching scam, highlighting the need for stricter exam security measures across the country. This case demonstrates the crucial role of anonymous tipsters and swift police action in combating such malpractices that threaten the integrity of educational institutions. #NEET #Education #ExamSecurity #BiharPolice #CrackedTheCase Follow-Vineet Pandey for more information. Let's discuss in the comments the importance of fair examinations and how to combat such scams!

DECODING THE PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS (PREVENTION OF UNFAIR MEANS) BILL, 2024 📜 The Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Bill, 2024 has been introduced in the Lok Sabha to combat malpractices in competitive exams. 🔍 Background: Recent cancellations of exams due to question paper leaks in Rajasthan, Haryana, Gujarat, and Bihar highlight the urgent need for this legislation. 📊 Statistics: Reports indicate over 1.5 crore students affected by leaks from 2016 to 2023, with more than 70 incidents recorded. Numerous recruitment drives were also disrupted. 🚫 Scenario: There was no specific law addressing malpractices in public examinations conducted by central government agencies. 🎯 Objectives: The Bill aims to bring transparency, fairness, and credibility to public exams, ensuring that sincere efforts of youth are duly rewarded and their future secured. ✅ Applicability: It covers exams by UPSC, SSC, RRBs, IBPS, NTA, and all central ministries and departments involved in recruitment. 🚫 Exclusion: Not targeting candidates, it focuses on penalizing entities and groups for unfair practices aimed at monetary gains. ⚖️ Punishments: Includes prison terms up to 10 years for organized crime involvement. It imposes fine upto Rs 1 crore and recovering the cost of conducting examinations from firms. A firm may also be barred from conducting public exams for years in case of a conviction. 👮♂️ Investigation: Empowers senior police officers to lead investigations, with provisions for central agency involvement. Let's safeguard the integrity of our examinations! #PublicExams #FairnessInEducation #ExamIntegrity #YouthDevelopment #EducationReform #IndiaEducation #Bill2024

What is the big deal? Two employees at IIT Guwahati have been recruited based on fraudulent degrees or unrecognized degrees from a dubious institution (Bhartiya Shiksha Parishad, Bharat Bhawan, Matiyari Chinhat, Faizabad Road, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh – 227 105). This organization is listed among the fake universities published by the UGC. Complaints have been raised about this issue since 2018, as far as I know. Formal grievances have been lodged with IIT Guwahati itself as well as with the Office of the President, but no action has been taken in over six years. So why is there so much uproar about one IAS officer being appointed based on a fraudulent certificate? She has allegedly presented a false caste/category certificate, yet at IIT Guwahati, two individuals have been recruited without the requisite qualifications. A fake degree is tantamount to having no degree at all! LiveMint Droupadi Murmu - 15th President of Republic of India Dharmendra Pradhan #nobigdeal #india #selectiveoutrage #jugad

Misplaced Aspirations & Misguided Dreams A few years ago, I spoke to a civil service aspirant and asked why she wanted to become an IAS officer. She replied, "I want power." I told her that power is best sought in politics since politicians execute power. Then she said, "I want money." I suggested she become a businesswoman to earn money. I explained that her fundamental mistake was in her aspirations. Civil Service, as the name says it all, is about service, not power or money. It needs right people with right attitude. The incidents of NEET paper leakage and the UPSC #PoojaKhedkar case underscore significant concerns about integrity and ethics in India's competitive exams. These incidents reveal the flawed motivations of some aspirants and expose systemic issues in exam administration and security. Such malpractices erode public trust in the fairness of these exams, which is crucial for ensuring that the most capable individuals occupy important positions. This will leace long-term negative consequences for governance and public service. Unethical behavior perpetuates a cycle of corruption and inefficiency. Not just in competitive exams, people are faking in the face and getting away with things because there is no one questioning them. Addressing these issues requires systemic reforms, strict enforcement of rules, and a societal shift towards valuing honesty and hard work, reinforcing integrity and ethical conduct in all aspects of life. First get your aspiration right? Why I am here and what I need will make it more clear. How can we cultivate greater honesty and truthfulness in the pursuit of aspirations? Write your views .. #PoojaKhedkarIAS #UPSC #NEET #FakeTitles #FakeCertificates #MisplacedAspirations #LostDreams #MisguidedGoals #DirectionlessDreams #LostPath Fullstory: https://lnkd.in/g4HSbx5R

The Supreme Court of India has announced the next Examination for Advocates-on-Record, slated to take place in New Delhi on June 10th, 11th, 14th, and 15th, 2024. If you've been undergoing training for a continuous period of one year starting from the end of the fourth year of your enrolment and ending by April 30th, 2024, or if you'll complete your training before the exam starts, you're eligible to apply. For more details, refer to the attached notification from the Supreme Court. #AdvocatesOnRecord #SupremeCourt #LegalCareer #AORExam #NewDelhi #Opportunity #Lawyers

Adarsh Kumar, the son of an egg seller from Aurangabad, Bihar, has become a symbol of hope and resilience after passing the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) Judicial Services Exam. His journey from humble beginnings to becoming a judge exemplifies the potential for success despite financial hardships. 👉 Background Adarsh's father, Vijay Saav, has spent over 20 years selling eggs to support his family. Despite their financial struggles, Vijay and his wife, Sunaina Devi, prioritized their children's education. Sunaina even took loans from a self-help group to ensure Adarsh could pursue his studies. This dedication laid the foundation for Adarsh's academic achievements. 👉 Overcoming Challenges Adarsh completed his education at Chanakya National Law University in Patna, where he earned his BA LLB degree. Lacking resources for coaching classes, he turned to YouTube, utilizing online lessons to prepare for the BPSC exam. His hard work paid off when he secured a 120th rank in the competitive judicial services exam on his first attempt. 👉 Inspiring Future Generations Adarsh's story is not just about personal success; it reflects the broader issue of poverty in Bihar and the determination to rise above circumstances. His achievements serve as an inspiration for many young people facing similar challenges, proving that perseverance and resourcefulness can lead to significant accomplishments. His journey encourages others in impoverished conditions to pursue their dreams relentlessly. As Adarsh himself stated, "I owe everything to my parents’ sacrifices," emphasizing that with dedication and hard work, anyone can change their destiny. How can Adarsh Kumar's journey inspire other youth in Bihar and beyond to overcome adversity? #Changemakers #AdarshKumar #BiharSuccessStory #Inspiration #JudicialServices #Education #OvercomingPoverty #UpliftingCommunities

Today is #GuruPurnima-a day to pay respects to our teachers. And whilst there are many who have undoubtedly help shape us, there is one teacher who often goes unnoticed on the streets of Mumbai. The venerable pothole. To be honest, there are millions of branches of it, generously spread across all the streets of Mumbai, sort of a flourishing business with branches all over. There’s learning to be had at every turn and corner, every street and highway. They teach you: life inevitably comes with ups and downs. They remind you there are no straight and clear roads, where you can travel fast to your destination. They nudge you towards considering insurance policies. They prepare you for unpleasant surprises. And, if you are walking, they splash water all over you, showing your dirty linen in public, preparing you for the embarrassments life invariably brings along. They teach so much. Ask for so little. So, if you go over one of them today and are much the worse for it, just consider it as some well intentioned punishment handed out by a really sincere teacher.