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NEET-PG Re-Exam Scheduled for September 5 at Five Centers in Jaipur
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 05 Sep 2026, 08:02 AM
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After two centers cancelled the August 30 NEET‑PG test in Jaipur due to disruptions, the exam will be retaken on September 5 at five venues, with 2,499 candidates expected.
The National Board of Examinations (NBE) has announced that the NEET‑PG re‑examination for candidates in Jaipur will be held on September 5, 2024. A total of 2,499 aspirants who were affected by the earlier cancellation are slated to appear at five designated test centres across the city.
On August 30, the original NEET‑PG session in Jaipur was disrupted at two centres, prompting officials to cancel the paper for safety and fairness reasons. The disruption was attributed to logistical irregularities, leading the board to suspend the exam at those locations.
To accommodate the displaced candidates, the NBE has added three additional centres, expanding the venue list from the two originally affected sites to five. The authorities have emphasized that enhanced security and monitoring measures will be in place to ensure a smooth conduct of the re‑exam.
Candidates have been notified through official channels and are instructed to report to the centre assigned to them in the revised admit card. The board has urged all examinees to arrive early and comply with the revised guidelines to avoid any further inconvenience.
The re‑exam follows the standard NEET‑PG format and will be evaluated in line with the usual scoring and ranking procedures, allowing the affected candidates to compete for postgraduate medical seats nationwide.
On August 30, the original NEET‑PG session in Jaipur was disrupted at two centres, prompting officials to cancel the paper for safety and fairness reasons. The disruption was attributed to logistical irregularities, leading the board to suspend the exam at those locations.
To accommodate the displaced candidates, the NBE has added three additional centres, expanding the venue list from the two originally affected sites to five. The authorities have emphasized that enhanced security and monitoring measures will be in place to ensure a smooth conduct of the re‑exam.
Candidates have been notified through official channels and are instructed to report to the centre assigned to them in the revised admit card. The board has urged all examinees to arrive early and comply with the revised guidelines to avoid any further inconvenience.
The re‑exam follows the standard NEET‑PG format and will be evaluated in line with the usual scoring and ranking procedures, allowing the affected candidates to compete for postgraduate medical seats nationwide.