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NTA Debunks Fake NEET UG Paper Leak Scams
19 Apr
Summary
- NTA warns students against fraudulent NEET UG paper leak claims.
- Scammers promise leaked papers for money on Telegram.
- Examination is scheduled for May 3, 2026.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has alerted students to beware of fake claims circulating on social media and messaging platforms regarding the NEET UG question paper. These fraudulent posts, often found on Telegram, falsely promise access to leaked examination papers, typically in exchange for money. The NTA has explicitly labeled these claims as scams and is advising candidates against engaging with individuals making such promises.
The agency has emphasized that all information regarding the NEET UG examination should be obtained exclusively from its official website and verified social media channels. In response to user concerns about how "confidential documents" appear on platforms like Telegram and WhatsApp, the NTA reiterated that these materials are fabricated and part of ongoing fraudulent schemes. Swift action is being taken to identify and block these channels involved in spreading misinformation.
The NEET UG examination is confirmed to proceed as scheduled on May 3, 2026. Students are advised to focus on their preparation and disregard any purported leaks, as these are elaborate scams designed to exploit them. Admit cards are anticipated by the end of April 2026.
