The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences has instructed NEET PG 2026 candidates, faculty members, coaching institutes and all the parties involved in the NEET PG ecosystem not to share memory-based questions with anyone.
The NBEMS has mandated everyone to maintain proper exam confidentiality and not to distribute or publish any kind of NEET PG material or questions that are recall-based.
Distributing or discussing such questions will be treated as a breach of the NEET PG 2026 Non-Disclosure Agreement that was mentioned in the NEET PG information bulletin, said the NBEMS.
The Board has asked all the primary parties who are involved in the NEET PG circle to refrain from disclosing any confidential information about the exam questions from the NEET PG 2026 exam that was conducted on August 30.
NBEMS shared the information through their official WhatsApp community group; the message said:
“NBEMS strongly advises candidates, faculty, coaching institutes and all stakeholders NOT to discuss, solicit, compile, reproduce or circulate ‘recall/memory-based’ questions of NEET-PG 2026 held on 30.08.2026.”
The message also explained that leaking the data or recalled questions from the NEET PG examination will be considered a violation of the NEET PG 2026 NDA, included in the NEET PG 2026 information booklet.
NBEMS will also be conducting a re-examination for the affected candidates on September 5 from 3 pm to 6:30 pm.
The re-examination is scheduled exclusively for candidates whose NEET PG 2026 test was disrupted by an internal power failure at Jaipur’s iON Digital Zone iDZ Sitapura centres (TC Nos. 41682 and 41683) on August 30.
According to the reports, a total of 2,445 candidates were affected due to the power failure at the Jaipur centre.
The technical fault that occurred at the Jaipur iON digital zone during the NEET PG 2026 test has been reviewed by the TCS technical team, NBEMS officials, the flying squad, power supply and inspection teams, said Jaipur ADM Narendra Verma.
He said that students couldn't take the exam due to the repeated failure of the systems, and because of that, the exam couldn’t be conducted in the correct manner. He assured that none of the candidates who were affected should face the consequences. So a re-examination has been scheduled for September 5.
For the candidates who were unable to complete their NEET PG exam due to any kind of technical problem, a plea has been filed in the Supreme Court challenging the NEET PG 2026 re-examination.
The plea was mentioned before the Supreme Court, which said that matters related to NEET were being heard by a designated bench headed by Justice PS Narasimha.
(Rh/ARC/MSM)