'False & Fraudulent': NTA Rubbishes Social Media Claims Of NEET-UG Re-Exam Paper Leak
The testing authority reassured aspirants and parents that the integrity of the medical entrance examination remains fully intact
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The testing authority reassured aspirants and parents that the integrity of the medical entrance examination remains fully intact
The NTA said such messages were aimed at misleading students and parents as it warned of strict action against miscreants.
In a statement on X, the agency said messages claiming a "leak", advance access or "sale" of the NEET-UG 2026 re-examination paper were aimed at misleading students and parents
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has firmly refuted social media claims of a NEET (UG) 2026 re-examination paper leak, calling them false and misleading. Asserting its commitment to a fair process, the NTA is lodging a complaint with cybercrime authorities.
A NEET aspirant from Madhya Pradesh, Akanksha Chaturvedi, allegedly died by suicide in Nagpur after the medical entrance exam was cancelled due to a paper leak. She left a note expressing fear about the re-examination, stating she lacked the courage to face it again. Her family found the note days after her death.
A 18-year-old aspiring doctor in Nagpur died by suicide following the NEET re-examination announcement, citing immense pressure and shattered dreams after a paper leak. Her family had borrowed heavily for her coaching. Opposition leaders have linked her tragic death to systemic failures and corruption within the examination process.
Rahul blamed the Centre for the aspirant's death and said it was a consequence of a corrupt and broken system being run under Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The girl from Mauganj district of Madhya Pradesh used to live in Nagpur, where her father works as a cook.
The committee will assess if the Aravalli hills over 100 metres high form a continuous ecological area despite exceeding the proposed 500-metre gap and whether mining should be allowed in those spaces
A cybersecurity disclosure has placed infrastructure linked to JEE Advanced 2026 under scrutiny after researcher Rylen Anil alleged that a cloud storage configuration exposed thousands of candidate-related records and admit-card PDFs. IIT Roorkee, the organising institute, acknowledged the configuration issue and said corrective action was being taken. The development comes amid recent cybersecurity concerns involving CBSE's On-Screen Marking system and NTA's re-examination portal, highlighting growing attention on data security across India's examination ecosystem.
New racketeers are reportedly selling 'NEET re-exam question papers' and 'guaranteed scores' online for hefty sums, ranging from Rs 60,000 to Rs 20 lakh. An activist has lodged a complaint with cybercrime police to investigate these social media channels, which claim to have leaked exam material and influential backing. Authorities are urged to probe these fraudulent claims.
A 16-year-old cybersecurity researcher claimed to have identified vulnerabilities in NTAโs re-examination portal. After allegations surfaced, portal link was returning a 404 error.
Several videos on social media show students claiming that they got โphotocopiesโ of question papers at the Delhi centre.
The National Testing Agencyโs (NTA) re-examination portal has come under scrutiny after cybersecurity researchers alleged vulnerabilities that could expose administrative data and provide unauthorized access to portal functions. The claims, shared online, remain independently unverified, and NTA has yet to respond to queries seeking clarification. The allegations emerge amid heightened concerns over the security of examination-related digital platforms following the recent controversy surrounding CBSEโs On-Screen Marking (OSM) system.
The Supreme Court declined to mandate a computer-based NEET-UG 2026 re-exam, citing practical issues and deferred the matter until July.
The Supreme Court refused an urgent hearing for a PIL seeking a computer-based test for the NEET-UG re-examination. The bench noted past dismissals of similar pleas and posted the matter for July, citing authorities' challenges in conducting the re-exam quickly. The plea was tagged with other petitions seeking NTA reforms.
Several members highlighted the importance of restoring confidence among students ahead of the re-exam, suggesting a public message from the prime minister or education minister
The Supreme Court rejected an urgent hearing about NEET UG 2026's exam format.
Rahul Gandhi sharply criticized Prime Minister Modi over the NEET UG paper leak, accusing him of personally supervising the exam's integrity. This follows the Centre's assurance to the Supreme Court about the upcoming re-examination. The apex court expressed concern for students, while the NTA detailed extensive security reforms and new safeguards implemented to prevent future irregularities.