The National Testing Agency (NTA) has firmly rejected rumors about a leaked question paper for the upcoming NEET-UG 2026 re-exam set for June 21. Following the cancellation of the original exam on May 3 due to alleged paper leaks, the NTA stated that claims of the exam paper being available for sale or in advance are misleading and unfounded. The agency warned that organized fraud groups are exploiting the anxiety of students and parents, attempting to sell fake exam papers. In response, NTA is coordinating with cybercrime agencies to identify and take legal action against those spreading these false claims. The agency reassured that the NEET-UG examination process is secure, with measures in place to ensure fairness for all candidates. Students and parents are advised to disregard such rumors and rely solely on official communications from NTA's verified channels. The NTA emphasized the importance of maintaining trust in the examination system, particularly after the cancellation of the NEET-UG exam due to the emergence of a 'guess paper' that contained questions mirroring those in the actual test.