The internal fact-finding committee at the Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences (IGIMS) in Patna, Bihar, India, is investigating alleged irregularities in the MBBS examinations, including a possible question paper leak and tampering with students' answer sheets. The committee, led by Dr. Om Kumar (dean of academics), has missed its April 14 deadline and is now expected to present its findings by the end of the week. The investigation was initiated following an anonymous email complaint received on March 11, which alleged that a racket involving non-academic staff facilitated answer sheet manipulation for financial gain. Reports suggest that around 40–50 students from the 2021 batch may be involved in these malpractices, which have allegedly persisted for several years. The committee has recorded statements from examination cell officials and is cross-verifying them with existing evidence. Complications have arisen due to limited CCTV coverage in key areas of the examination cell, which has hindered the investigation. Additionally, IGIMS has formed a separate committee to address media reports regarding the allegations, although both committees have yet to submit their findings. The scrutiny surrounding the investigation has intensified following the resignation of Dr. Prakash Kumar Dubey, the recently appointed dean of examinations, who raised concerns about the allegations prior to his departure.