NEET PG 2026: NBEMS Issues Warning Against Sharing Exam Questions

NBEMS Advisory on Question Sharing

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has issued a caution to NEET PG candidates, educators, coaching centers, and others involved in the examination process. They are urged not to disseminate any information regarding the questions posed during the exam, whether from memory or recall.

As per NBEMS guidelines, any discussion, compilation, reconstruction, or distribution of exam questions will breach the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) that is in effect during the examination. This warning was communicated through the Board's official WhatsApp community.

Strict Measures Against Question Sharing

The NBEMS has explicitly instructed all NEET PG 2026 participants, including students and coaching institutions, to refrain from sharing any details about the exam questions. The Board emphasizes that recalling or discussing questions, compiling them, or sharing them with others is a violation of the NDA specified in the NEET PG 2026 Information Bulletin. All involved parties are reminded to maintain the confidentiality of the examination.

Technical Issues During Exam in Jaipur

The NEET PG examination took place on August 30, 2026. While most centers conducted the exam without issues, candidates at two centers in the Sitapura region of Jaipur, Rajasthan, encountered technical difficulties. Repeated disruptions in computer systems due to internal power supply issues hindered candidates from completing their exams. A total of 2,445 candidates were impacted at these centers. Following the technical failures, a review was conducted by TCS's technical team, NBEMS officials, and inspection teams. Jaipur ADM Narendra Verma stated that the exam could not be completed due to ongoing system failures, leading to the decision to hold a re-examination to ensure fairness for the candidates.

Re-examination Scheduled for September 5

The NEET PG re-examination for those affected in Jaipur is set for September 5, 2026, starting at 3:00 PM. This re-exam is exclusively for candidates who could not finish their exam on August 30 due to the technical issues at the two Sitapura centers.

New Admit Card Release

A revised admit card for the affected candidates is expected to be released today, September 30. Candidates must download this new admit card to participate in the re-examination. They are required to arrive at the reporting counter of the test center by 1:00 PM on the exam day, with the gates closing at 2:30 PM.