The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has issued a strict advisory to candidates, faculty members, coaching institutes and other stakeholders regarding the sharing or discussion of recall-based questions from the NEET PG 2026 examination.
The warning comes after the NEET PG 2026 exam was conducted on August 30, 2026. NBEMS has asked everyone associated with the examination to maintain confidentiality and avoid discussing, collecting, reproducing or circulating questions remembered from the exam.
According to the advisory, candidates and other stakeholders must not:
NBEMS has stated that sharing or disclosing such examination content would amount to a violation of the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) included in the NEET PG 2026 Information Bulletin.
NEET PG is a high-stakes medical entrance examination in which maintaining the confidentiality of examination content is important. Recall-based questions can be collected from candidates after the examination and circulated through coaching groups, social media platforms and other online channels.
NBEMS has therefore reminded candidates and other stakeholders of their confidentiality obligations. The advisory is intended to prevent unauthorised disclosure and protect the integrity of the examination process.
Candidates should avoid sharing questions they remember from the exam, even if the discussion is intended only for academic analysis or preparation for future examinations.
Candidates should not share or circulate recall-based questions from NEET PG 2026.
This includes posting questions on social media, sending them through private groups, sharing them with coaching institutes or participating in question-recall discussions. NBEMS has specifically warned against discussing, soliciting, compiling, reproducing or circulating memory-based questions.
Therefore, candidates should exercise caution when participating in online discussions about the NEET PG 2026 question paper.
Another major NEET PG 2026 development concerns candidates affected by a technical disruption during the August 30 examination.
NBEMS has announced a re-examination on September 5, 2026, at 3 PM for 2,445 candidates who were affected by an internal power failure at the iON Digital Zone iDZ Sitapura examination centres in Jaipur, Rajasthan.
The re-examination applies specifically to the candidates affected by the disruption and is separate from the examination conducted for other candidates on August 30.
Candidates should follow the official instructions issued by NBEMS and avoid relying on unverified information circulating on social media.
Those who are appearing for the re-examination should particularly keep track of their admit card, examination-centre details and reporting instructions.
Other candidates should wait for official updates regarding the NEET PG 2026 result, counselling and further admission-related processes rather than relying on unofficial claims.
Candidates should keep the following points in mind:
The latest advisory is an important reminder for candidates that examination confidentiality continues to apply even after the test has concluded.
With the NEET PG 2026 examination conducted on August 30 and a re-examination scheduled for September 5 for affected candidates, aspirants should closely monitor official communications from NBEMS.
Candidates should also be careful about unofficial NEET PG recall questions and alleged question papers circulating online. Such material may not be authentic and sharing examination content can raise confidentiality concerns.
The NBEMS warning on NEET PG 2026 makes it clear that candidates, faculty members, coaching institutes and other stakeholders must not discuss, solicit, compile, reproduce or circulate recall-based questions from the examination.
Since these activities can violate the Non-Disclosure Agreement mentioned in the NEET PG 2026 Information Bulletin, candidates should avoid sharing remembered questions or participating in question-recall exercises.
For the latest NEET PG 2026 updates, candidates should rely on official NBEMS announcements and carefully follow all examination and counselling-related instructions.