NEET Paper Leak 2026 investigation has found that three NTA subject experts allegedly breached confidentiality rules by circulating question papers before the examination, according to the CBI chargesheet. NEET Paper Leak 2026 has led to serious legal action against three subject experts engaged by the National Testing Agency (NTA). According to the CBI chargesheet filed before a Delhi court, the experts allegedly breached their obligation of secrecy and were involved in the circulation of confidential NEET-UG question papers. The three experts had signed confidentiality declarations covering the handling and security of examination material. The CBI has alleged that nevertheless they shared or facilitated the circulation of questions before the examination. The case involves provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Prevention of Corruption Act and Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act. The organised paper-leak provision carries imprisonment of five to 10 years and a minimum ₹1 crore fine. A criminal breach-of-trust provision invoked in the case carries a maximum punishment of life imprisonment.
NEET Paper Leak 2026: NTA Experts Face Life Term, ₹1 Crore Fine
