New Delhi: The Supreme Court of India recently expressed concerns about the logic behind the non-disclosure policy of NEET PG question papers and answer keys adopted by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) NBE. NBEMS had published the NEET PG answer key in 2025, following the Supreme Court's orders dated April 29 to publish the raw scores, answer keys, and normalisation formula for transparency in multi-shift NEET-PG exams. Narasimha and Justice Vijay Bishnoi took up a batch of pleas seeking disclosure of answer keys and question papers of NEET-PG. The bench was informed that a five-member expert committee constituted in 2012 to finalise the modalities of conducting NEET-PG as a computer-based examination had recommended the non-disclosure policy. The affidavit further pointed to the process behind preparing the PG medical entrance test.