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To preserve the integrity, transparency, and absolute fairness of high-stakes competitive examinations, NTA has officially launched a dedicated reporting platform ahead of the upcoming NEET (UG)-2026 examination, which is scheduled to take place on 21 June 2026.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has opened a secure, dedicated reporting window hosted on the government's official interactive platform, alongside primary NTA web portals. This system allows candidates, parents, coaching academies, and the general public to instantly flag financial scams, paper leak rumors, unauthorized online content, or fraudulent claims targeted at exploiting student anxiety.
To ensure swift action by law enforcement and central agencies, users are urged to submit specific, actionable intelligence including screenshots, links, and transaction records rather than vague or unverified claims.
NEET UG 2026: What are the Targeted Areas for Reporting?
NTA has explicitly requested stakeholders to flag malicious online or offline activities falling under the following categories:
- Unauthorized websites, social media accounts (such as Telegram channels or WhatsApp groups), or messaging portals claiming early access to the official NEET UG 2026 question paper or answer keys.
- Individuals, touts, or groups promising confidential exam content, leaked materials, or guaranteed high scores/results in exchange for money or other favors.
- Fraudsters posing as official NTA authorities, government representatives, or examination functionaries.
- Any deliberate misleading behavior or unverified information aimed at scamming families or inducing panic among students during these crucial final days before the exam.
NEET UG Re-Exam 2026: How to Report Fraudulent Activity?
To help law enforcement and central agencies act swiftly, whistleblowers should compile the following details when submitting a report:
- Description of the Incident: A clear narrative of the suspicious activity observed.
- Platform or Channel: The specific URL, group link, or phone number where the activity took place.
- Date and Time: Exactly when the content or conversation was witnessed.
- Supporting Evidence: Clear attachments of screenshots, PDF files, recorded chats, or external links showcasing the fraud.
| Channel Type | Official Web URL / Contact |
| Dedicated NEET Reporting Portal | innovateindia.mygov.in/neet-ug-2026/ |
Strict Warning Against Engaging with NEET Question Paper Touts
NTA has issued a stern advisory emphasizing that no individual or commercial coaching network possesses early access to the examination materials.
"NTA reiterates that no individual, institution, or platform has access to NEET (UG)-2026 question papers prior to the conduct of the examination. Any claims suggesting otherwise are false and misleading."
How PIB Fact Check and Police Are Monitoring NEET Fraud?
The agency confirmed it is working hand-in-hand with the Press Information Bureau (PIB) Fact Check Unit and central law enforcement networks to track down digital racketeers.
Misleading content or false central government claims can also be fast-tracked to the PIB Fact Check team via their dedicated WhatsApp Helpline at +91 8799711259 or via email at [email protected].
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