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On 25th July 2024, the National Testing Agency (NTA) issued a public notice warning against the online scams targeting NEET (UG) and other examinations conducted by NTA. The notice alerts individuals of unscrupulous elements impersonating NTA officials and misusing the agency’s name on various websites.
These scammers may claim to offer services such as manipulating OMR sheets for NEET-UG 2024 and other NTA examinations. The NTA emphasizes that these claims are completely fraudulent and urges people to exercise caution.
The official NTA website is www.nta.ac.in and the specific NEET-UG website is exams.nta.ac.in/NEET. The National Testing Agency advises people to rely only on these verified sources for examination updates and information.
This warning comes as a timely reminder for the students and their families to be vigilant against such online scams. The NTA encourages everyone to visit their official websites for legitimate information regarding examinations and avoid any interactions with suspicious websites or individuals claiming affiliation with the agency.
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