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NEET PG 2026: PIB calls Jaipur paper leak reports misleading, re-exam set for 2,445 candidates
Times of India — Education✓
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The Press Information Bureau has dismissed claims circulating on social media regarding a NEET PG question paper leak in Jaipur as misleading. Authorities clarified that testing disruptions at two centers resulted from power supply failures rather than a security breach. A re-examination has been scheduled for September 5 for the 2,445 impacted candidates, with results anticipated by September 15.
WHY IT MATTERS
This clarification addresses public concerns regarding examination integrity and outlines the specific logistical remedies for candidates affected by the power failure.
The PIB Fact Check unit has rejected social media claims of a NEET PG 2026 question paper leak in Jaipur, calling them misleading. The disruption at two examination centres was caused by an internal power supply failure, affecting 2,445 candidates. NBEMS will conduct a re-examination on September 5, while the result is expected by September 15.
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