Shivani Jaiswal, New Delhi,
Authorities have issued a warning to students and parents after several fraud groups were found spreading false claims about Re-NEET examination papers and guaranteed scores. These groups are reportedly using social media platforms, messaging apps, and online channels to target anxious candidates ahead of important examinations.

scammers are promising access to question papers, answer keys, and high scores in exchange for money. In many cases, students are asked to make advance payments through digital wallets or bank transfers. After receiving the money, the fraudsters either disappear or provide fake documents.

Education authorities have clarified that examination papers remain secure and that no individual or organization can guarantee marks or ranks in competitive exams. Students have been advised not to trust messages claiming insider access to examination materials.

Cybercrime experts are also monitoring online activities linked to these scams. Parents and students are encouraged to report suspicious messages, websites, or social media accounts to the relevant authorities.

Officials stressed that success in examinations can only be achieved through preparation and hard work. They urged candidates to rely solely on official announcements and verified sources for examination-related information.

The warning comes as thousands of students await updates regarding national-level entrance examinations, making awareness and vigilance more important than ever.