NEET-PG Question Paper Leak? Here's What Centre Said About Social Media Reports On 'Leaked Material'
The clarification made the clarification soon after social media posts surfaced alleging a possible 2024 NEET-PG exam paper leak.
The Centre has dismissed claims of a possible National Eligibility and Entrance Test for Postgraduate Medical Courses (NEET PG) 2024 paper leak, saying the question paper is yet to be prepared by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS). The clarification came soon after social media posts surfaced alleging a possible 2024 NEET-PG exam paper leak.
In a notice, NBEMS said some "unscrupulous agents" make false claims on Telegram channel called "NEET-PG LEAKED MATERIAL" about the paper leak as "the question paper is yet to be prepared by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences." The board has also registered a police complaint against such fraudsters and their accomplices "for their attempt to fool NEET-PG aspirants in the name of providing questions in exchange for money."
National Board Of Examinations In Medical Sciences denies false social media claims on access to NEET-PG 2024 questions
— DD News (@DDNewslive) August 7, 2024
Media reports claiming potential leakage of NEET-PG 2024 Examination Paper are false and misleading
NBEMS has registered a police complaint against… pic.twitter.com/bJSewjge3p
The board asked NEET-PG candidates not to get allured or misled by such "unscrupulous elements" who are trying to fool them by claiming to have access to questions of the upcoming 2024 National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Postgraduate).
"All candidates are assured that the question papers for NEET-PG 2024 are yet to be prepared by the NBEMS and claims of paper leak made in social media platforms are bogus," the notice said.
It said that the "cozeners are claiming to provide questions for the upcoming examination in exchange for a considerable amount of money. Assuring that question papers for NEET-PG 2024 are yet to be prepared, NBEMS said claims made on social media platforms are 'bogus'.
"It is further advised that direct or indirect indulgence of anyone in any of such activities or publishing/spreading rumours without verifying the facts shall be appropriately dealt with by NBEMS," the notice said.
In case candidates are approached by people promising to provide question papers for NBEMS examinations, it can be reported on the board's communication web portal or to the police for further investigation, it added.
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