Jaipur: Rajasthan Police's special operations group (SOG) is investigating an inquiry into allegations of malpractice regarding the NEET examination. Vishal Bansal, additional director general (ADG) of the SOG, confirmed that a specific "guess paper" featuring 410 questions is under scrutiny to determine any cheating or criminal activity.
It is alleged that roughly 120 questions from this set were identical to those in the Chemistry portion of the actual examination.
Bansal said the document had reportedly been in circulation for up to a month prior to the exam date, and authorities are currently verifying the extent of any criminal activity involved.
Bansal said, "Regarding the various misconceptions surrounding the NEET examination, let me clarify one specific point: There is a guess paper containing approximately 410 questions. Out of these 410 questions, it is alleged that roughly 120 questions actually appeared in the Chemistry section of the exam. It is reported that this guess paper had been circulating among the students well in advance; it began reaching them as early as 15 days to a month prior to the actual examination."
Highlighting the progress in the investigation, he said, "Our investigation is currently focused on determining whether any cheating or criminal activity has occurred based on this guess paper. We are actively examining this matter and are currently engaged in the investigative process. No, as of now, we have not made any arrests of any kind."
In a post on X, NTA said May 3 exam was conducted under "full security protocol" across all centres.
