Technology can be a powerful tool in preventing cheating in NEET-UG exams in India. Here are some ways in which technology can be used to prevent cheating:

• Biometric identification: The use of biometric identification, such as fingerprint or facial recognition, can ensure that the registered candidate has appeared for the exam.
• Surveillance cameras: The installation of surveillance cameras can ensure that the student is not indulging in any malpractice or cheating during the exam.
• Mobile jammers: The use of mobile jammers can prevent students from using mobile phones to cheat during the exam.
• Secure computer-based testing: Computer-based testing with the use of secure servers can help in preventing cheating. This can also prevent the leakage of exam papers.
• Real-time monitoring: Real-time monitoring of exam halls by invigilators through CCTV cameras can help prevent cheating and ensure that students are not passing notes or other goods to each other.
• Random question paper generation: The use of random question paper generation can prevent candidates from sharing questions and answers with each other before or during the exam.

To prevent cheating in NEET-UG exams in India, it is essential to use a combination of these measures to ensure the integrity of the exam process. Other measures like strict penalties and criminal offences should also be adopted to discourage students from cheating.