India, Aug. 18 -- To a naive viewer of India's education sector, it could seem that the country's apex examination agency cannot catch a break. Months after botching the country's premier medical entrance examination - not only jeopardising the futures of 2.3 million students but also precipitating the largest street protests in years that extracted the resignation of the Union education minister - the National Testing Agency (NTA) has been forced to cancel three subject papers in the UGC-NET examination because the question papers contained glaring errors, typos, repeated whole chunks from previous years' tests. That this is the second time in three years NTA has been forced to scrap the UGC-NET speaks to the incompetence of the agency i...