I stayed silent after NEET 2025 even though my selection almost happened and I missed it by a very small margin. It hurt a lot, but I accepted it. I did not blame the system, I did not complain online, and I decided to work even harder for one more year. Like lakhs of other students, I sacrificed my sleep, my social life, my mental peace, and spent months studying with only one hope — that NEET 2026 would at least be fair for everyone.
But now it genuinely feels like the same thing may have happened again.
After the exam, I got added to a Telegram group. Today morning when I opened Telegram properly and started checking the old messages, I saw something extremely disturbing. On 1 May itself — before the exam — there were messages suggesting that paid students had already received the NEET 2026 paper. There were conversations related to “paper purchase”, messages telling members not to leak or share the PDF outside the group, and admins behaving as if this was some secret operation.
The most shocking part is that the PDF shared there appears to contain the same questions that came in the actual exam. I gave the exam myself, so I know what I saw in the paper. Students who actually appeared for the exam can understand why this looks so serious. The PDF and chats do not even look edited or fake. I am uploading screenshots and videos along with this post so people can understand why students are worried.
The admin also mentioned that the group would be deleted on 8 May.
And this is what scares me the most — by pure coincidence I found just ONE Telegram group. If one group already had hundreds of members, then how many more groups existed? How many students got access to the paper? How far did it spread? On WhatsApp? Telegram? Private channels? Paid groups? Nobody knows.
Every year genuine aspirants spend 12–15 hours studying honestly while some leak mafia allegedly keeps earning money by playing with students’ futures. A single unfair advantage in an exam like NEET can change ranks for thousands of hardworking students. Even a small increase in cutoff destroys the dreams of students who worked honestly for years.
People will call this a “rumour” immediately, but students are not blind. We know what questions came in the exam. We know what we are seeing in those chats and PDFs. I am not saying authorities should blindly believe social media posts, but this absolutely deserves a serious and transparent investigation instead of being ignored.
Telegram chats, timestamps, admins, PDFs, forwarding history, payment trails, deleted messages — everything should be checked properly by authorities. If nothing wrong happened, then fine, students will accept it. But if a paper leak actually happened again and nobody speaks up, then honest aspirants will once again be the ones suffering silently while others benefit unfairly.
I am not posting this for attention, followers, or drama. I am posting this because students deserve a fair exam system. Thousands of students and their families sacrifice years of their lives for NEET. Their future should never depend on who had money, contacts, or access to secret Telegram groups before the exam.