NEET PG 2026 Paper Leak Alert: NBEMS Warns Aspirants Against Fake Question Paper Claims
NBEMS has warned against fake social media accounts and leaked question paper claims to candidates appearing for NEET PG exam 2026. Check details here
NEET PG 2026 Paper Leak Claims
NEET PG 2026 Updates: National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences has issued an important alert for candidates appearing for National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test for Postgraduate (NEET PG) 2026. Board has warned candidates against fake social media accounts, claims and misleading advertisements offering access to alleged leaked NEET PG question papers 2026.
NBEMS has clarified that such claims are false and fraudulent and are intended to mislead candidates. With NEET PG 2026 exam scheduled to be conducted this week, Board has advised students to remain vigilant and rely only on official sources for information related to exam.
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NBEMS Issues Alert Over Fake NEET PG Question Papers
In its latest advisory, NBEMS urged NEET PG 2026 candidates not to fall prey to individuals or groups claiming to possess examination question paper before test. Board specifically cautioned candidates against advertisements and messages promising leaked NEET PG 2026 question papers. Such offers may be attempts to deceive students and extract money or personal information from them.
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Commonly asked questions
NEET PG pattern comprises details about exam mode, medium, total number of questions, allotted time, and marking scheme. NBE conducts NEET PG exam in computer-based mode. medium of exam is English only. Candidates don't have option to select any other language in NEET PG exam.
A total of 180 multiple choice questions are asked and candidates get 3.5 hours to answer them. According to marking scheme, for every right answer, 4 marks are awarded while for wrong response -1 mark is deducted. No mark will be awarded/deduced for unanswered question.
Hope this helped your query! All the best!
Yes. Mark is deducted for each wrong answer in NEET PG. For each right answer, candidates get 4 marks and for each wrong answer, 1 mark is deducted. As there is provision of the negative marking in exam, students are advised to answer only those questions where they feel confidence of right answer.
NEET PG mock test is designed in such a way that students get experience of the real exam. Its objective is to make students know the exam pattern in advance. They also get to know other details such as the total number of questions asked, etc., with the mock test. The mock test comprises 3 sections like the exam. Students get to know their strong and weak zones.
NBEMS has also warned candidates about fake Telegram, Instagram and WhatsApp channels that claim to provide NEET PG question papers. As per notice released, such channels and accounts are not authorised by NBEMS and their claims regarding leaked exam papers are bogus. Candidates have been advised not to engage with such accounts or respond to their offers. This warning comes at a crucial time as thousands of medical aspirants are preparing for NEET PG 2026, which is scheduled to be in August.
Do Not Fall for Paper Leak Rumours
NBEMS has urged candidates to stay away from rumours and unverified information circulating on social media platforms. They should not share, forward or act upon messages claiming that NEET PG 2026 question paper has been leaked.
They should also be cautious of advertisements asking them to make payments in exchange for alleged question papers, answer keys or other confidential examination material. NBEMS has urged all NEET PG 2026 aspirants to stay vigilant, avoid fake paper leak claims and rely only on official sources for accurate and verified information.
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