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The National Board of Medical Examination on Wednesday rejected claims by some “unscrupulous agents” that they have access to the questions of the 2024 NEET-PG exam, and said it has lodged a complaint with the police.
In a notice, the board said that false claims have been made on a Telegram channel called “NEET-PG Leaked Material”. It said that the question paper is yet to be prepared by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS).
It asked NEET-PG aspirants not to fall prey to 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 NEET-PG 2024 question papers have not yet been prepared by NBEMS and the paper leak claims made on social media platforms are fake,” the notice said.
The board said it has come to the notice of NBEMS that some “unscrupulous agents” are making false and fraudulent claims through the Telegram messenger platform.
The notice said that fraudsters are claiming to provide questions for the upcoming examination in exchange for a huge amount of money.
NBEMS said it has already lodged a police complaint against such fraudsters and their associates for attempting to fool NEET-PG aspirants in the name of providing questions in exchange for money.
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In a statement, the Union Health Ministry said that certain media reports, highlighting social media posts alleging a possible paper leak of the NEET PG 2024 exam, are false and misleading.
“It is also advised that anyone found directly or indirectly involved in any such activities or publishing/spreading rumours without verifying the facts will be dealt with appropriately by NBEMS,” the notice said.
If candidates are approached by any person promising to provide question papers for NBEMS exam, the same can be reported on the Board’s communication web portal or to the police for further investigation.
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