NTA Alerts Students Against Fake Social Media Handle; Requests to Follow Official Account

NTA tweeted on social media platform X, formerly Twitter, requesting stakeholders to follow NTA official account i.e. @ NTA_Exams. Students are suggested to be aware of the NTA's fake social media account i.e. @DG_NTA, which is a fake account operated by someone else.  

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has shared on social media platform X, formerly Twitter, highlighting the fake NTA social media account on X. The agency has shared that a social media account with the handle @DG_NTA is not the National Testing Agency's Twitter handle, and is operated by someone else. Further, the authorities have shared that the official account of the NTA is @NTA_Exams. Students are suggested to follow the official account of the National Testing Agency for all the NTA latest news and updates. 

"Attention Followers! The official Twitter account of the National Testing Agency (NTA) is @NTA_Exams.The Twitter account @DG_NTA is not an official account of NTA and is a fake account operated by someone else. All are requested to follow the official account @NTA_Examsof NTA." The tweet reads. 

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Amidst the NEET 2024 result controversy,  NTA has shared several FAQs regarding multiple toppers, grace marks and the paper leak controversy. The allegation of the NEET paper leak is still under debate. Consequently, the National Testing Agency has released a press conference addressing NEET concerns owing to multiple PILs filed across the country. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court has issued a notice to the National Testing Agency (NTA) in response to a plea seeking cancellation of the NEET UG 2024 exam over an alleged paper leak.

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