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NEET and the Cockroach Rising
A legal analysis of India's examination law, told through a story — and the Bill the courts and Parliament must now write
Twenty-two lakh people sat one examination. Nine days later it was cancelled, and a year on not one of them can find out what they scored. The book follows one family through that year, then sets out — in the author's own voice — what the law would have to say for it never to happen again. India has a Public Examinations Act. It contains no duty to keep the answer sheet.
- Story first, then the legal analysis
- Annexures: cases, statutes, sources
- A drafted amending Bill
An EdTech specialist who applies AI and automation to international competitive-exam training. An educational counsellor and trainer, he builds data-driven, self-learning preparation systems that put world-class, exam-focused coac
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