The Indian government is contemplating the introduction of a single entrance examination for engineering and medical courses, a proposal championed by the Radhakrishnan Committee. This unified test would replace the current national-level examinations such as the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) and the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). The new framework is designed to streamline admissions by allowing students to take one national-level exam that includes specialized sections for Mathematics and Biology, catering to both engineering and medical aspirants. During a parliamentary meeting on May 21, committee members expressed strong support for this initiative, describing it as a 'streamlined and more efficient admission mechanism.' The National Testing Agency (NTA) is also exploring adjustments to age limits and the number of attempts allowed for NEET candidates, alongside plans to conduct exams in multiple sessions to reduce pressure on students. Currently, approximately 70% of the Radhakrishnan Committee's recommendations have been implemented, with ongoing efforts to enhance the security and accountability of examination processes in collaboration with state governments and security agencies.