NEET Question Bank ? Done 2 YEARS ago

 Respected Shri Dharmendra Pradhanji,

I write today to offer my sincere congratulations on the bold and necessary

 direction you are giving to India's examination reform — particularly NTA's newly

 announced plan to:

— Build a central digital Question Bank of 10,000+ questions

— Ensure question setters remain unaware of the specific exam they are

    contributing to

— Use technology (AI) to generate final papers from this bank, minimising human

   intervention

This is exactly right. And I say this not merely as an observer — but as someone

 who implemented precisely this model, freely and publicly, in July 2024.

A GENTLE NOTE OF PRIORITY

On my free portal www.my-teacher.in/test — launched in July 2024, long

before the current controversy -I had already demonstrated the following

workflow:

— A Question Bank of subject-wise MCQs

— AI auto-generating a unique, randomised 180-question NEET-format paper on

   demand

— Zero human intervention in paper generation

— Available to any student, without login or fees

I wrote to your office about this system in my blog post dated 17 May 2026:

https://myblogepage.blogspot.com/2026/05/cbt-neet-on-june-21-wait-one-week-for.html

...and again through my portal www.ntaNEET.net, launched on 23 May 2026,

which demonstrates the full end-to-end paperless, zero-human-intervention NEET

 delivery workflow — including Just-In-Time AI paper generation, dual Facial

 Recognition deployment, time-stamped encrypted BLOBs, and decryption only

 after hall doors are locked.

Both systems are freely available — no cost, no procurement, no vendor.

NTA can evaluate and adopt them immediately.

WHAT NTA IS NOW PROPOSING — AND WHAT REMAINS TO BE ADDED

NTA's announced direction (Question Bank + blind question setting + AI paper

generation) is the critical first step — and I warmly welcome it.

But may I respectfully point out what the next step must be:

The question paper — however securely generated — must also be delivered

without ever becoming a physical printout. As long as paper is printed,

 transported, and handled by humans, the leak vulnerability remains structural.

The complete solution therefore requires:

A)  AI-generated papers from a Question Bank  

     ✅  (NTA is now heading here)

B)  Delivery via CBT / digital terminals — never printed  

     ✅  ( www.ntaNEET.net  demonstrates this)

   

C)  Time-stamped encryption + dual Facial Recognition for zero-hour deployment

     ✅  ( live on ntaNEET.net  )

Together, A + B + C = a truly leakproof NEET. Each element alone is only a partial

 solution.

MY REQUEST

I urge you to direct NTA to:

1. Visit www.ntaNEET.net and www.my-teacher.in/test for a live

   demonstration of both the Question Bank + AI-generation model and the

   end-to-end paperless delivery system — freely available, right now.

  

2. Treat the June 21, 2026 re-examination as an opportunity — not just a re-run.

   Even a partial CBT pilot at willing centres would be a historic first step.

3. Give official credit and formal acknowledgement to citizen innovators who make

   their work freely available in the public interest — it encourages more of the

   same.

Once again, my heartfelt congratulations on the direction you are taking. India's

 22 lakh NEET aspirants — and their anguished families — deserve nothing less

 than a system they can trust absolutely.

With profound regards,

Hemen Parekh

hcp@RecruitGuru.com

www.HemenParekh.ai  |  www.ntaNEET.net  |  www.my-teacher.in

Mumbai

CC: Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw, Minister for Electronics & Information Technology

      Shri Abhishek Singh, Director General, NTA