NEET 2025: Bihar Police Warns of Fake Paper Leak Calls, Issues Cyber Fraud Alert
Patna: Ahead of the NEET UG 2025 examination scheduled for tomorrow, the Economic Offences Unit (EOU) of Bihar Police has issued a stern advisory warning students and parents against falling for cyber frauds and misinformation related to leaked question papers. The unit cautioned that fraudsters are targeting aspirants with false promises of providing answer sheets or question papers in exchange for money, aiming to disrupt the integrity of the national medical entrance test.
The EOU highlighted that anti-social elements are actively spreading rumours through social media and making fraudulent calls to mislead candidates and parents. The public has been urged to remain vigilant and immediately report any suspicious offers or communications to the authorities.
According to a recent PTI report, the Economic Offences Unit (EOU) of Bihar Police has warned the public and aspirants against rumours and fraud calls by cyber fraudsters to aspirants and parents luring them to provide answer sheets ahead of the NEET UG. The EOU, on Friday, issued an advisory saying, “Public is advised not to fall prey to misinformation and fraud calls by cyber fraudsters luring them to provide answer sheets/question papers in the upcoming National Eligibility Entrance Test, Undergraduate (NEET UG)-2025 examination on May 4.” “There is an apprehension that anti-social elements or cyber fraudsters may try to break the integrity of the examination through rumours on social media platforms,” it said.
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