A WhatsApp conversation triggered the CBI’s probe into the NEET-UG examination scam. Subject matter experts colluded by memorizing exam questions and distributing them to students for a fee. Tracking through Mygate app logs and WhatsApp groups led investigators to the involved students and question setters. Additionally, papers were smuggled to Rajasthan, where coaching centers disseminated the leaked materials. The CBI’s chargesheet scrutinizes the organized gang’s exploitation of NTA’s weaknesses.
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