NTA Dismisses NEET UG 2026 Re-exam Paper Leak Rumors as False
NTA Dismisses NEET UG 2026 Re-exam Paper Leak Rumors

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has officially dismissed allegations circulating on social media and messaging platforms that suggest a leak, advance access, or sale of the NEET (UG) 2026 re-examination question paper. In a statement posted on X, the NTA clarified that these claims are entirely false and fraudulent, designed to mislead candidates and the public.

NTA's Response to Misinformation

The agency noted that certain messages have been spreading online, claiming unauthorized access to the exam paper. The NTA categorically denied these assertions, labeling them as baseless and malicious. It emphasized that such content is intended to deceive students and disrupt the examination process.

Legal Action Against Perpetrators

The NTA announced that it is filing a formal complaint with law enforcement and cybercrime authorities to investigate the source of these fraudulent claims. The agency warned that creating, sharing, or forwarding such misleading content is a serious offense and will result in strict legal action. Candidates are urged to avoid engaging with or spreading these rumors.

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Official Communication Channels

The NTA advised all NEET aspirants to ignore the rumors and rely exclusively on official communications issued through the NTA's verified website and authorized channels. It stressed that any genuine information will only come from these sources, and candidates should not trust unverified messages on social media or messaging apps.

Message to Candidates

In its statement, the NTA encouraged candidates to stay focused on their preparation with confidence. The agency reaffirmed its commitment to conducting a fair, secure, and credible examination. It stated, "Your hard work is what matters, and NTA stands committed to conducting a fair, secure, and credible examination."

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