New Delhi: Three NTA subject experts breached their 'obligation of secrecy' by allegedly circulating confidential NEET UG 2026 question papers before the examination, according to a chargesheet filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) before a Delhi court. According to a recent PTI report, the three National Testing Agency (NTA) subject experts breached an ''obligation of secrecy'' and circulated the question papers of the NEET UG exam, said the chargesheet filed by the CBI before a Delhi court. According to the provisions invoked against them, each faces the prospect of life imprisonment and a Rs 1 crore fine. Also Read:NEET 2026 paper leak case: CBI chargesheets 3 NTA subject experts, says leaked questions shared throught covert coaching sessionsAccording to the chargesheet, biology subject expert Mandhare, chemistry subject expert Kulkarni and physics expert Havaldar had signed a "certificate of confidentiality". Also Read:NEET 2026 paper leak: How CBI followed the digital trail from students to NTA subject experts