NEET Paper Leak:- National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct today ie 21st June. The NTA cancelled the NEET-UG 2026 examination scheduled for May 3 following allegations of paper leaks. On the one hand, the country is celebrating Yoga Day and Father’s Day on June 21. On the other hand, the NEET UG examination will be conducted in 564 cities across the country. NTA and the central government have also implemented several strict rules to make the examination fair.

More than 2 lakh security and examination personnel have been deployed across the country for the NEET examination. NEET UG Re-Exam is conducted in 12 Indian languages, ​​including English and Hindi. More than 22.79 lakh students are set to appear for the NEET UG examination. The examination will be held from 2 pm to 5.15 pm today.

Meanwhile, a shocking case has come to light in Ajmer, Rajasthan, just before the NEET examination. An unidentified caller demanded Rs 30,000 in return, claiming to show the question paper to a student appearing for the examination on a video call. After receiving a complaint, Ajmer police have constituted a special team to investigate the matter.

“>June 21, 2026

Police lodged a complaint
Former president of DAV College Students Union and ABVP member Krishna Singh Thakur has lodged a complaint with the police. Krishna Singh Thakur provided the police with a recording of the conversation. After the complaint, police are investigating the mobile number, QR code and video call.

Police are investigating the matter
Himanshu Jagid said that after receiving the complaint, a team has been constituted for investigation. He said they were trying to identify the caller and confirm the authenticity of the question paper shown during the video call. According to the police, this is a major scam aimed at extorting money by misleading students sitting for the NEET re-examination to be held today, Sunday.

In such a situation, students are advised to focus on their exams and avoid these scams.

“>June 21, 2026

Don’t forget to carry the original ID proof
All students appearing for the examination are advised to carry their original ID to the examination centre. Students can carry Aadhaar card, PAN card, driving license, voter ID or passport.

Helpline number to help students
Those who want to obtain any information related to the exam can contact NTA at 011-40759000/011-69227700 or email [email protected].