The National Testing Agency (NTA) employs a highly secure and confidential process for printing NEET-UG question papers, outsourcing to selected printing presses in cities such as Nashik, Jaipur, West Bengal, Delhi, and Gujarat. The preparation of these papers involves a secret committee of experts who create a large question bank based on the NCERT syllabus. The NEET exam consists of 200 questions, with students required to answer 180, covering subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Security protocols during the printing include the presence of NTA officials, CCTV surveillance, and strict access controls to prevent leaks. The offline nature of NEET, in contrast to the online format of JEE Main, contributes to its vulnerability to breaches. Experts propose that transitioning NEET to a hybrid or fully online format could significantly reduce the risk of leaks, although challenges such as inadequate digital infrastructure in rural areas remain. As NEET continues to face scrutiny, the conversation about its exam format is more relevant than ever.