NEET Rigging: Accused charged Rs 20 lakh for each MBBS seat, Rs 5 lakh per impersonator
New Delhi: The ongoing investigation in the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) scam has revealed that the accused gang took around Rs 20 lakh for ensuring a seat in the medical colleges or to get enough marks in the exam.
Of this huge money, around Rs 4-5 lakh would be given to the impersonators who are students of medical colleges or experts of coaching centres.
The CBI probe has further revealed that the gang collected the login-IDs and passwords from the aspirants and morph the admit card while downloading the same. In this way, instead of the photo of the aspirants, the photos of the impersonators were imposed in the admit for ensuring their access to the exam hall.
Apart from 8 arrests, around 11 people have been booked in the scam so far. According to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), among the 8 arrested people, six are exam solvers.
Medical Dialogues had earlier reported that the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) had earlier arrested eight people, including the suspected mastermind and paper solvers, for being allegedly involved in impersonating real candidates to help them in the NEET examination.
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