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NBEMS Clarifies Error in NEET PG 2026 Exam Date Sent in Emails to Candidates
· Source: Amar Ujala
NBEMS has clarified that an incorrect exam date was accidentally mentioned in the opening line of emails sent to a group of NEET PG 2026 candidates. The board stated that a corrected email will be sent to all affected candidates soon.
Error in Exam Date Clarification
The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has issued a clarification regarding an error found in emails sent to candidates. According to NBEMS, an email was sent to a group of candidates who appeared for NEET PG 2026 on 30 August 2026. In the opening line of this email, the date of the examination was mistakenly written as 5 September 2026.
Details of the Email and Next Steps
NBEMS clarified that the error was limited only to the examination date written in the opening line of the email. The date and time provided lower down in the same email for Aadhaar authentication are completely correct. NBEMS expressed regret over the mistake and announced that a corrected email will be sent to all affected candidates shortly.
- The email was sent to confirm Aadhaar authentication.
- The Aadhaar authentication date and time given in the email are correct.
- A corrected email will be issued to the candidates soon.
Who Received the Email
The email was sent to a group of candidates who took the NEET PG 2026 examination conducted on 30 August 2026. The purpose of this communication from NBEMS was to confirm Aadhaar authentication.
Questions
What was the mistake in the email sent by NBEMS?
The opening line of the email mistakenly mentioned the NEET PG 2026 exam date as 5 September 2026 instead of the actual date.
When was the NEET PG 2026 exam actually conducted for these candidates?
The examination was held on 30 August 2026.
Are the Aadhaar authentication details in the email correct?
Yes, NBEMS clarified that the date and time provided for Aadhaar authentication in the email are correct.
What action will NBEMS take to fix the error?
NBEMS expressed regret for the mistake and stated that a corrected email will be sent soon to all such candidates.
Written in English by Disha Stars from the Amar Ujala report (read the original in Hindi). Check dates and links on the official website before you act.
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