NEET PG 2026 Re-Exam in Jaipur: Common Tech Issues & Solutions
New Delhi: The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) will conduct a special re-examination for 2,445 NEET PG 2026 candidates who faced technical problems during the original examination.
The re-exam is scheduled to be held on November 18, 2026. The affected candidates had appeared for the main exam at iON Digital Zone centres in Sitapura, Jaipur, Rajasthan, where some technical issues were reported.
Main NEET PG Exam Held in August
The NEET PG 2026 examination was conducted on August 30, 2026.
A total of around 2,65,980 candidates appeared for the examination across different centres. Most candidates were able to complete the test successfully.
However, a group of candidates faced technical difficulties at some examination centres. To ensure that these candidates get a fair opportunity, NBEMS has decided to conduct a separate re-examination.
Special Exam for Affected Candidates
The re-examination will be conducted only for the candidates who were affected by the technical problems.
NBEMS has said that necessary arrangements will be made to avoid similar issues during the special examination.
Candidates taking the re-exam are expected to follow all instructions provided by the examination authorities.
What to Do If Technical Problems Occur
The examination authority has provided guidance on how candidates should respond if they face technical problems during the test.
1. Login Problems
If a candidate is unable to log in because of a network problem or incorrect login details, they should remain calm and try again after a few minutes.
Candidates should carefully check their login information before attempting to enter the examination system again.
2. Application Crash
If the examination application stops working or crashes, candidates should immediately inform the examination staff.
They should follow the instructions given by the centre staff instead of trying to make changes to the system on their own.
3. Navigation Problems
Sometimes candidates may have difficulty moving between questions or sections.
In such cases, they should check with the examination staff and follow the technical instructions provided at the centre.
4. Loss of Exam Time
Candidates should not panic if a technical problem affects their examination time.
The examination system and authorities have procedures to deal with genuine technical disruptions. Candidates will be given appropriate support according to the examination guidelines.
Candidates Advised to Stay Calm
NBEMS has advised candidates to remain calm if they experience any technical problem during the examination.
Technical issues can create stress, especially during an important medical entrance examination. However, candidates should avoid making hurried decisions and should immediately inform the examination staff.
Following instructions carefully can help resolve problems more quickly.
Arrangements for a Smooth Re-Exam
The medical examination board has said that proper arrangements will be made for the special examination.
The authorities are expected to monitor the examination process closely and provide technical support if required.
The aim is to ensure that all affected candidates receive a fair opportunity to complete the NEET PG examination.
Important Opportunity for Candidates
NEET PG is an important examination for medical graduates seeking admission to postgraduate medical courses.
For the 2,445 candidates affected by technical problems, the special examination provides another opportunity to complete the test under proper conditions.
Candidates should carefully check official NBEMS instructions regarding the examination date, centre, reporting time and other requirements.
The board has also advised candidates to follow all examination rules and cooperate with staff at the examination centres.
The re-examination is expected to help resolve the problems faced during the original test and ensure a fair examination process for all affected candidates.