Rishi, who had managed to buy paper to become a doctor, had a mere 20 in 12th biology but passed with grace marks

The probe into NEET paper leak has brought a startling disclosure. Rishi's 12th marksheet of whom the Bival family of Jamwaramgarh, Jaipur purchased the NEET paper poses severe questions. How calamitous could the situation be if such marks achieved through the leak would have made him a doctor? The question that persists is whether or not could Rishi, who had got just 9 marks in Physics, 15 marks in Chemistry and a total of merely 20 in Biology, ever make it as a doctor?Rishi has passed in second division withgrace marks. Out of the 56 total theory marks, he had secured 9 marks in Physics, 15 marks in Chemistry, while merely 20 marks in Biology. In absence of the revelation of the NEET paper leak, it is expected that this particular student would have surely performed in NEET and taken admission in an easy way to a government medical college.A hefty amount was shelled out to acquire the paperDinesh has allegedly paid a hefty amount to get his son Rishi and nephew Aman access to the exam paper as per the inquiry which came to the light because of their own greed and circulation. Rishi is allegedly suspected of distributing the paper on large scale by Rakesh Mandavriya. Several students of various coaching centers in Sikar had received the paper 15 hours prior to the exam causing concern and a further investigation.The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the new date of the retest of National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET-UG) 2026 as June 21 clearing all confusion for more than 2.2 million medical aspirants over the postponement of the exams which was held on May 3.The new date was released on the Twitter account of National Testing Agency (NTA), with the agency saying that Government of India has permitted the conduct of the NEET-UG 2026 exams on Sunday, June 21,.