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NEET PG Exam Disruptions in Jaipur: Rescheduled for Affected Candidates

The NEET PG examination faced significant disruptions in Jaipur due to power outages, leading to delays and concerns among candidates. The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences has announced a re-examination for affected students, scheduled for September 5, 2026. With over 265,000 candidates participating nationwide, the technical issues during the exam raised alarms about the reliability of the examination process. Read on to learn more about the situation and the steps being taken to address the concerns of the candidates.
 

NEET PG Exam Faces Delays Due to Power Outage

Today, the NEET PG examination took place in several cities. However, in Jaipur, the exam at the Sitapura center was delayed due to a power failure, causing significant distress among students. The exam was originally scheduled to run from 9 AM to 12 PM. In response to the situation, the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) announced that a re-examination will be held for the affected candidates in September.


Details on the Rescheduled Examination


When Will the Re-Examination Take Place?
To address the concerns of candidates who could not participate, NBEMS has expressed regret. According to the board, the re-examination for these candidates is set for September 5, 2026, at 3 PM in Jaipur. Additional information regarding the examination center and revised admit cards will be provided separately.


Participation Statistics for NEET PG 2026


Over 265,000 Candidates Participated Nationwide
The NEET PG 2026 exam was conducted on August 30, 2026, for 273,096 registered candidates. A total of 265,980 candidates appeared at 1,111 examination centers across the country, while approximately 263,535 candidates completed the exam.


Power Outages Impacting Jaipur Centers


Exam Disrupted at Two Centers Due to Power Cuts
At two centers in Jaipur, located at ION Digital Zone Sitapura (TC numbers 41682 and 41683), internal power outages prevented the exam from being conducted smoothly. According to NBEMS, the agency responsible for organizing the exam, TCS Limited, was accountable for this issue.


Technical Issues During the Exam


Frequent Server Failures During the Examination
Once the exam commenced, there were repeated technical failures with the server. Within an hour, the server experienced issues three times, leading to concerns among candidates about whether they would be able to complete the paper. Some candidates exited the examination hall to protest, citing inadequate technical arrangements during such a crucial exam. The situation escalated into chaos at the examination center for some time.