No NEET PG 2024 paper leak: Centre says NBEMS yet to prepare question paper, calls claims ‘bogus’

NEW DELHI: The ministry of health and family welfare has rubbished the reports alleging NEET PG paper leak 2024 and assured all candidates that the question paper is yet to be prepared by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS). The board has also registered a police complaint against “fraudsters and their accomplices for attempts to befool NEET-PG aspirants in the name of providing questions of NEET-PG 2024 for money”.

“It has come to the notice of National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) that some unscrupulous agents are making false and bogus claims by dint of social media platform viz. Telegram Messenger. The cozeners are claiming to provide NEET-PG 2024 questions for the upcoming NEET-PG 2024 Examination in exchange for a considerable amount of money,” the ministry said.

It is clarified that NBEMS has already registered a police complaint against such fraudsters and their accomplices for their attempt to befool NEET-PG aspirants in the name of providing questions of NEET-PG 2024 for a considerable sum of money.

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As per the latest notice issued by the board, NBEMS denied false claims made by Telegram channel titled “NEET-PG LEAKED MATERIAL” and cautioned to get get misled by fraudulent claims. The NBE has opened a portal for aspirants to report cases in case they are approached by unscrupulous agents promising to provide NEET PG question paper in return for money.

“It is further advised that direct or indirect indulgence of anyone in any of such activities or publishing/spreading rumours without verifying the facts shall be appropriately dealt with by NBEMS,” it said.

“In case candidates are approached by any such unscrupulous agents/touts promising any such undue favour/ promising to provide question papers for NBEMS examinations through any spoofed emails/SMS or telephone call or forged documents or personally or through social media, the same may be reported to NBEMS through its Communication Web Portal: https://exam.natboard.edu.in/communication.php?page=main or to the local police for further investigation,” the board informed.