DELHI, The central government has taken a big action amid the uproar across the country over the NEET paper leak case. The Union Education Ministry has constituted a high level committee of experts to bring transparency and fairness in the examinations.

Former ISRO Chairman Dr. K. Radhakrishnan has been made the chairman of this committee. This central committee will work on improving the examination processes, improving data security protocols and the structure of NTA and will submit its report to the Union Education Ministry within two months.
The high level committee includes well-known former director of AIIMS Dr. Randeep Guleria, Vice Chancellor of Hyderabad Central University Prof. BJ Rao, Professor A Ramamurthy of Civil Engineering Department of IIT Madras, People Strong co-founder Pankaj Bansal, Dean of Student Affairs of IIT Delhi Aditya Mittal and Joint Education Secretary Govind Jaiswal.

According to the Union Education Ministry, this committee will analyze the examination process and suggest measures to improve it. Along with this, it will also evaluate the existing data security process and protocol of NTA and recommend improvements in it. The committee will also investigate the role and responsibilities of all the officials of NTA and submit its report in two months.