NEET UG 2026 security is significantly increased for the June 21 exam . Question papers reached Jagdalpur on a special Indian Air Force aircraft. Authorities are urging students to ignore rumors of paper leaks. The government has reviewed national readiness with states and Union Territories.
Question Papers Securely Transported
Sealed NEET question papers arrived in Jagdalpur, Bastar region, via a special Indian Air Force flight. Following their arrival, the papers were moved to a secure strong room under official supervision. This heightened security follows past concerns over exam paper leaks. The transport and storage methods demonstrate increased vigilance this year.
Government Warns Against Leaks
Officials have issued a public warning regarding exam leaks. They state that no one has unauthorized access to the NEET question paper before the exam date. Students are advised to avoid fake websites and individuals claiming to offer leaked papers or connections to the National Testing Agency (NTA).
Candidates should rely solely on official NTA platforms for accurate information. These include nta.ac.in and neet.nta.ac .
Nationwide Preparedness Reviewed
The Union Home Secretary reviewed the preparedness for the NEET UG re-examination. This review included state governments, Union Territories, and central agencies. All authorities received directives to strictly adhere to security protocols.
The objective is to ensure a flawless conduct of the examination. States and UTs were also asked to facilitate student travel to exam centers. The Railway Board has committed to full cooperation in this regard.
These measures aim to enhance exam security. They also seek to reduce student stress through improved coordination and communication.
