NTA has termed the news of NEET paper leak as fake. According to the agency, gangs are spreading fake news on social media to defraud money. Students and parents have been advised to ignore these rumors and concentrate on the examinations.
New Delhi: The Director General of the National Testing Agency (NTA) has asked students and their parents not to fall prey to fake news circulating on social media related to the NEET exam. NTA has clarified that the question paper of the exam has not been leaked and such reports are completely false. Officials have advised students to just concentrate on their exams without any worries.
NTA said that some fraudulent gangs are active on social media platforms like Telegram and YouTube. These people are making fake chats and edited videos and claiming that they have the question paper. Investigation has found that such gangs are trying to cheat money from students. The Director General has appealed that students and parents should completely ignore such misleading messages.
He said, “All kinds of security arrangements have been made to conduct the examination without any irregularities. The reports of question paper leak are baseless. No one should get trapped in the fake propaganda going on on social media.”
This time high-tech security arrangements have been made to prevent any kind of rigging in the examination. NTA has said that students should take the exam with full confidence and strict action will be taken against those spreading false news. For any official information, students should rely only on NTA website.