NEET PG 2024 Paper leaked? Telegram Channel Claims exam Papers for sale

Published On 2024-08-07 14:01 GMT   |   Update On 2024-08-07 14:01 GMT
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New Delhi: There is no end to the controversy concerning the National Eligibility-and-Entrance Test (NEET) as after the whole paper leak fiasco over the NEET UG 2024 exam, now it is being alleged that the question paper for the NEET PG 2024, which is scheduled to be held on August 11, 2024, has also been leaked.

With a few days left for the exam, allegations of NEET PG 2024 question paper leak on a Telegram Channel have come to light today. Health Activist Dr. Vivek Pandey posted about the issue in an X (formerly Twitter) post and demanded an immediate inquiry into the matter.

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Posting the screenshots of the Telegram Channel and also sharing the link of the same, Dr. Pandey mentioned in the post, "These Telegram channel are claiming a #NEETPG paper leak. An immediate inquiry is needed to address these serious allegations. Screenshot below (****) with 21k subs & more."

By clicking on the link shared in the X post, the preview of the Telegram Channel, which has 20.6K subscribers, can be viewed. One of the posts in the group mentioned, "Slot booking for leaked materials against August session is currently going on book for your slot and clear this session with no stress." The post claimed that there was 98% guarantee and it was 100% refundable and the questions were only for candidates who can memorize appropriately. 


"This is rush hour, and so slots are getting finished, booked for leaked materials for AUGUST 11th," mentioned another post, adding that "Materials will be distributed on the 9th" and "Its comprised of shift 1 and 2 making a total of 400 mcqs and answers." Further, the post assured that the confidentiality will remain top notch.

Also Read: NBE Confidential Letter Leaked! Concerns raised on Sanctity of NEET PG 2024 Exam

The latest post on August 7, 2024 mentioned, "Finally the leaked materials are available.and distributions is already going on for those who booked for their slots...and some of you are hypocrites, you condem leaked materials openly then you inbox us for the same leaked materials.i don't blame you guys because most of you haven't understood how things happens in this India...."


This post included an image showing two pdfs, which are allegedly the question papers for both the shifts of NEET PG exam scheduled to held on August 11, 2024.

"The board said materials will be prepared 2hrs before exams just because they don't want the candidates to believe that there will be leakages, normally it takes more than 48 hrs to ready the questions...What'sApp:+14166199217," mentioned another Telegram post today.

This year's NEET UG 2024 examination was mired in controversies after it was revealed that the question papers were leaked in Bihar. Consequently, the matter reached the Supreme Court demanding cancellation of the entire exam. However, the Apex Court bench had noted that there was no material to prove that the leak happened in a systemic level.

Also Read: No Systemic Breach in NEET 2024! says Supreme Court, Slams NTA for 'Flip-flops' in Exam

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