NTA is in alert mode regarding NEET UG 2025 exam. Just three days before the exam, the National Testing Agency has asked Instagram and Telegram to block more than 120 accounts spreading false claims about question paper leak. The NEET UG exam will be conducted by the National Examination Agency on May 4 at various centers across the country. The exam will be held in pen-paper mode and admit cards have been issued.

According to media reports, according NTA sources, more than 1,500 suspicious claims of paper leak came to light in connection with the NEET UG exam. 106 Telegram and 16 Instagram channels were found involved in spreading misinformation about the exam. Cases of suspicious claims have been brought to the notice of the Cyber ​​Crime Coordination Center of the Ministry of Home Affairs. NEET UG 2025 exam will be conducted in more than 550 cities at more than 5,000 centers across the country.

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At the same time, NTA sources said that acting on the inputs received through the newly launched suspicious claims reporting portal, the agency has identified these channels and accounts spreading fake information related to the exam. This move is part of a larger crackdown on misinformation, which aims to mislead and create panic among the candidates ahead of the national level medical entrance exam.

Action will be taken.

Sources said that NTA has requested Telegram and Instagram to immediately remove these channels, so that lies and unnecessary panic can be prevented from spreading among the candidates. Also, the examination agency requested that the details of the admins of these groups be shared from both the platforms, so that further legal action can be taken.

NTA has launched the portal

NTA launched the portal in this regard on 26 April. On this portal, the National Examination Agency has urged the public to report three types of violations. First, unauthorized platforms claiming access to the papers, second, individuals claiming to be in possession of the exam material and third, individuals posing as NTA or government officials.

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