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#Watch | Technical disruptions during the NEET-PG 2026 examination at two centres in Jaipur on Sunday (August 30, 2026) led to chaos and protests by candidates who alleged that computers repeatedly shut down during the test. The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS), the conducting authority for...

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#WATCH | Delhi: On the NEET PG 2024 revised date, the President National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS), Dr Abhijat Sheth says, "The NEET PG exam will be conducted on 11th August in two shifts...To ensure better arrangement for the students the exam is being conducted in two shifts... The cut-off date for the purpose of eligibility to appear in the NEET-PG 2024 will continue to be 15th August 2024...Standard normalisation ratio will be applied in two shifts...The final date has been decided after holding meetings with all the stakeholders including the government...We will ensure that all SOPs are in place"
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#WATCH | Delhi: On the NEET PG 2024 revised date, the President National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS), Dr Abhijat Sheth says, "The NEET PG exam will be conducted on 11th August in two shifts...To ensure better arrangement for the students the exam is being conducted in two shifts... The cut-off date for the purpose of eligibility to appear in the NEET-PG 2024 will continue to be 15th August 2024...Standard normalisation ratio will be applied in two shifts...The final date has been decided after holding meetings with all the stakeholders including the government...We will ensure that all SOPs are in place"

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NEWS UPDATE: Another day, ANOTHER EXAM FAILURE? Server failure hits AIIMS Common Recruitment Exam-5 re-examination in Jaipur. Uproar by candidates outside the iON Digital Zone centre. Chaos had also erupted at this same center yesterday during the NEET PG exam. Server failure once again. The exam was scheduled from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. However, the exam began half an hour late, at 9:30 AM. Then, just 20 minutes later, the server failed completely. Candidates are now demanding the cancellation of the All India exams.
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NEWS UPDATE: Another day, ANOTHER EXAM FAILURE? Server failure hits AIIMS Common Recruitment Exam-5 re-examination in Jaipur. Uproar by candidates outside the iON Digital Zone centre. Chaos had also erupted at this same center yesterday during the NEET PG exam. Server failure once again. The exam was scheduled from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. However, the exam began half an hour late, at 9:30 AM. Then, just 20 minutes later, the server failed completely. Candidates are now demanding the cancellation of the All India exams.

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VIDEO | Jaipur, Rajasthan: NEET-PG exam 2026 disrupted at Sitapura centre due to a technical issue. ACP Lalit Sharma says, "We received information that the server was not working properly, due to which the exam could not continue normally. Some candidates' computers opened while others did not, causing disruption to the examination. The students are angry about the exam and the process. We are discussing the matter with them and trying to counsel them. Talks are also being held at a higher level with the organising agency to find a logical and meaningful solution." (Full video available on PTI Videos -
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VIDEO | Jaipur, Rajasthan: NEET-PG exam 2026 disrupted at Sitapura centre due to a technical issue. ACP Lalit Sharma says, "We received information that the server was not working properly, due to which the exam could not continue normally. Some candidates' computers opened while others did not, causing disruption to the examination. The students are angry about the exam and the process. We are discussing the matter with them and trying to counsel them. Talks are also being held at a higher level with the organising agency to find a logical and meaningful solution." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

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#WATCH | Patna, Bihar: Students stage a protest over NEET exam issue demanding cancellation of the exam. NTA has earlier announced to reconduct the NEET (UG)– 2024 on 23 June 2024 for 1563 candidates who had experienced time loss during the originally scheduled examination on 05 May 2024.
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#WATCH | Patna, Bihar: Students stage a protest over NEET exam issue demanding cancellation of the exam. NTA has earlier announced to reconduct the NEET (UG)– 2024 on 23 June 2024 for 1563 candidates who had experienced time loss during the originally scheduled examination on 05 May 2024.

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NBEMS MUST RESPOND — FMGE JUNE 2026 Today, representatives of AIMSA-FMSW and AFA are sitting outside the NBEMS office, seeking a clear and prompt response regarding the concerns raised over the FMGE June 2026 examination. During the earlier meeting, NBEMS officials assured the delegates that a response would be provided within 24 hours. It has now been 48 hours, yet there is still no official response. Representatives are present at the office, but no official is currently willing to engage or provide an update. Our concerns are clear: • Poor and inadequate examination-centre facilities • No prior information regarding the introduction of lengthy video-based questions • Time-consuming video-based questions affecting the overall examination experience • Sudden changes in the examination pattern • Demand for transparency and accountability • A fair review and appropriate compensation for affected FMGE June 2026 candidates The protest at Jantar Mantar on August 3 was conducted to raise these genuine concerns. We have cooperated with the process and given NBEMS sufficient time to examine the matter. Now, silence is not an acceptable response. We respectfully demand that NBEMS officials immediately meet the representatives and provide a clear, written and transparent response. FMGs are asking for neither favour nor exemption,we are asking for fairness, accountability and a level playing field. NBEMS must take responsibility. NBEMS must respond. FMGE June 2026 candidates deserve justice. AIMSA- FOREIGN MEDICAL STUDENTS’ WING ALL INDIA MEDICAL STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION NBEMS #FMGEJune2026 #FMGE #NBEMS #FMGs #FMGEIrregularities #Transparency #Accountability #Compensation #FairExam

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“As doctors, we know that prevention is better than cure.” For several days, doctors and FMGE aspirants have been protesting at Maharaja Ranjit Singh Park in Gautam Nagar, Delhi, over alleged irregularities in the FMGE exam held in June 2026. The protesters allege that the examination pattern was changed without prior intimation and that video-based questions were introduced unexpectedly. Following protests at the Jantar Mantar protest site, the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) acknowledged irregularities and assured aspirants that such issues would not be repeated in future examinations. However, aspirants have begun fresh protests as the key demand for compensation for the aspirants who appeared in the FMGE remains unmet. #Doctors #FMGE #Protest
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VIDEO | Delhi: On the NEET PG exam, National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences President Dr Abhijat Sheth says, "The candidates successfully completed the examination. We had enhanced security measures in place this time to ensure fairness and security. I would also like to tell you that so far, there have been no incidents of hacking, cybersecurity issues or any major event such as a question paper leak. The examination was completed in a safe and secure manner." (Full video available on PTI Videos -
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#WATCH | Delhi: On preparedness for NEET-PG 2026 exam, Dr Abhijath Sheth, Chairperson, NMC says, "...I must assure students that they should stay away from rumours, from agents and consultants as I assure the whole student community that exam will be taken in a very safe, secure and transparent manner and since it is a computer-based examination, a lot of objective tools are there. It is very unlikely that any problem should happen with the conduct of the examination. So, I assure to all students and my best wishes to all students for this forthcoming NEET-PG exam on 30th August on behalf of National Board of Examinations of Medical Sciences, NMC and Ministry of Health and Family Welfare." He also says, "Exam Committee's view was that by reducing 20 questions, the students will get at least half an hour more to solve 180 questions. So, that is the purpose of reducing the overall number of questions. So, rather than increasing the duration of exam, the exam committee thought that it will be better if they are given less questions in the same time..."
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#WATCH | Delhi: On preparedness for NEET-PG 2026 exam, Dr Abhijath Sheth, Chairperson, NMC says, "...I must assure students that they should stay away from rumours, from agents and consultants as I assure the whole student community that exam will be taken in a very safe, secure and transparent manner and since it is a computer-based examination, a lot of objective tools are there. It is very unlikely that any problem should happen with the conduct of the examination. So, I assure to all students and my best wishes to all students for this forthcoming NEET-PG exam on 30th August on behalf of National Board of Examinations of Medical Sciences, NMC and Ministry of Health and Family Welfare." He also says, "Exam Committee's view was that by reducing 20 questions, the students will get at least half an hour more to solve 180 questions. So, that is the purpose of reducing the overall number of questions. So, rather than increasing the duration of exam, the exam committee thought that it will be better if they are given less questions in the same time..."

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#WATCH | Jaipur, Rajasthan: NEET-PG 2026 candidates protest at an examination centre in Sitapura, alleging disruptions during the exam due to technical issues. A candidate, Vishnu Sharma, said, “I have come here to take the exam. Right from the start, even before the exam could properly begin, the system kept shutting down. It would run for two minutes and then crash. This has happened at least 20 times. We kept trying to cooperate, thinking, ‘Okay, maybe it will work now,’ but it just keeps shutting down repeatedly. Meanwhile, all the students are discussing the situation among themselves. It feels like a seventh- or eighth-grade exam where students are chatting with each other. When they charge us so much money, can’t they provide proper facilities for an exam of this magnitude, one of the biggest in the country? We are doctors who treat others. You expect us to provide the best care and facilities for everyone, yet when we face a situation like this, no one takes responsibility. No one is willing to own up to it. Our demand is clear. This isn’t just about our specific centre. The exam shouldn’t just be retaken at our centre; it needs to be cancelled and re-conducted across the entire country. It must be cancelled nationwide.”
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#WATCH | Jaipur, Rajasthan: NEET-PG 2026 candidates protest at an examination centre in Sitapura, alleging disruptions during the exam due to technical issues. A candidate, Vishnu Sharma, said, “I have come here to take the exam. Right from the start, even before the exam could properly begin, the system kept shutting down. It would run for two minutes and then crash. This has happened at least 20 times. We kept trying to cooperate, thinking, ‘Okay, maybe it will work now,’ but it just keeps shutting down repeatedly. Meanwhile, all the students are discussing the situation among themselves. It feels like a seventh- or eighth-grade exam where students are chatting with each other. When they charge us so much money, can’t they provide proper facilities for an exam of this magnitude, one of the biggest in the country? We are doctors who treat others. You expect us to provide the best care and facilities for everyone, yet when we face a situation like this, no one takes responsibility. No one is willing to own up to it. Our demand is clear. This isn’t just about our specific centre. The exam shouldn’t just be retaken at our centre; it needs to be cancelled and re-conducted across the entire country. It must be cancelled nationwide.”

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#WATCH | Delhi: On NEET issue, National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) President Abhijat Sheth says, "The integrity of this examination was never in doubt as far as NEET PG is concerned. For the last seven years, we have conducted so far successfully... Because of the recent events, what has happened that there were lots of concerns about all these sorts of examinations from the student communities and in response to that, the government has decided to ensure once more to make sure that the sanctity of the examination the safety and security must be maintained. So they have decided to review the SOPs and protocols as soon as possible. We will declare the next due date in one next week..." On advisory issued against social media messages, and fraudsters, warnings he said, "This was for the protection that's why we published the SOPs before the examination, this is all perception, social media is so vast these days that sometimes it gives the wrong message to the students and we wanted students should remain on the right path."
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#WATCH | Delhi: On NEET issue, National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) President Abhijat Sheth says, "The integrity of this examination was never in doubt as far as NEET PG is concerned. For the last seven years, we have conducted so far successfully... Because of the recent events, what has happened that there were lots of concerns about all these sorts of examinations from the student communities and in response to that, the government has decided to ensure once more to make sure that the sanctity of the examination the safety and security must be maintained. So they have decided to review the SOPs and protocols as soon as possible. We will declare the next due date in one next week..." On advisory issued against social media messages, and fraudsters, warnings he said, "This was for the protection that's why we published the SOPs before the examination, this is all perception, social media is so vast these days that sometimes it gives the wrong message to the students and we wanted students should remain on the right path."

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125,927 views • 2 years ago

Directorate General of Shipping introduces a Structured Oral Examination Preparatory Programme to enhance candidates’ readiness for Nautical CoC orals vide DGS Circular no.07 of 2026 .The programme is introduced to improve candidate preparedness for Nautical CoC oral examinations. Participation in the programme is recommendatory in nature. However, candidates who fail to qualify the oral examination in two attempts shall be required to mandatorily undergo the programme before appearing for further oral examination attempts. Course schedules will be announced by CMMI, with sessions commencing from March 2026. The Circular can be accessed at
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Directorate General of Shipping introduces a Structured Oral Examination Preparatory Programme to enhance candidates’ readiness for Nautical CoC orals vide DGS Circular no.07 of 2026 .The programme is introduced to improve candidate preparedness for Nautical CoC oral examinations. Participation in the programme is recommendatory in nature. However, candidates who fail to qualify the oral examination in two attempts shall be required to mandatorily undergo the programme before appearing for further oral examination attempts. Course schedules will be announced by CMMI, with sessions commencing from March 2026. The Circular can be accessed at

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#WATCH | Delhi | Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan says, "On the day of the cancellation, the NTA had declared the return of the fees of the students. There will be 0 fees for the upcoming examination... Prima facie, the NTA has decided to give students one week to choose their preferred examination city again... Keeping students’ convenience and time constraints in mind, the NTA has decided to extend the examination duration by 15 minutes. The exam, which was scheduled from 2 pm to 5 pm, will now continue till 5.15 pm..." He also says, "The admit cards for this examination will be issued to all candidates by June 14... The Government of India will speak to the states regarding the arrangement of transport facilities for students, and I will also personally speak with Chief Ministers so that students face minimal difficulties in transportation during the NEET examination this time... The NTA is also considering an alternative arrangement in view of the weather changes on June 21st..."
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#WATCH | Delhi | Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan says, "On the day of the cancellation, the NTA had declared the return of the fees of the students. There will be 0 fees for the upcoming examination... Prima facie, the NTA has decided to give students one week to choose their preferred examination city again... Keeping students’ convenience and time constraints in mind, the NTA has decided to extend the examination duration by 15 minutes. The exam, which was scheduled from 2 pm to 5 pm, will now continue till 5.15 pm..." He also says, "The admit cards for this examination will be issued to all candidates by June 14... The Government of India will speak to the states regarding the arrangement of transport facilities for students, and I will also personally speak with Chief Ministers so that students face minimal difficulties in transportation during the NEET examination this time... The NTA is also considering an alternative arrangement in view of the weather changes on June 21st..."

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The Candidates who appeared for the WBPSC Exam for getting recruited to the post of Food & Supplies Service Sub-Inspector have been raising their voice against the West Bengal Public Service Commission for quite some time now. Their allegation is that Exam conducted conducted in the month of March 2024 was marred by various irregularities including the examination paper getting leaked before the exam. They are also complaining that every time the exam is being held, the number of vacant posts get lesser. As the Leader of the Opposition, I am extending my support to their rightful agitation and would like to assure them of any help, including getting them access to the best legal support available in the future. The State of West Bengal has repeatedly failed to conduct any and every recruitment exam properly, which result in stress & anxiety for the eligible candidates.
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The Candidates who appeared for the WBPSC Exam for getting recruited to the post of Food & Supplies Service Sub-Inspector have been raising their voice against the West Bengal Public Service Commission for quite some time now. Their allegation is that Exam conducted conducted in the month of March 2024 was marred by various irregularities including the examination paper getting leaked before the exam. They are also complaining that every time the exam is being held, the number of vacant posts get lesser. As the Leader of the Opposition, I am extending my support to their rightful agitation and would like to assure them of any help, including getting them access to the best legal support available in the future. The State of West Bengal has repeatedly failed to conduct any and every recruitment exam properly, which result in stress & anxiety for the eligible candidates.

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#WATCH | Delhi: On the cancellation of the NEET-UG 2026 exam, Advocate Tanvi Dubey says, "This petition was filed through the Federation of All India Medical Association (FAIMA), under Article 32 in the Supreme Court. The main focus is that the NEET UG paper leaked... Our major demand is that NTA should be dissolved, and an independent court-appointed committee should be formed by the Supreme Court for the conduct of the NEET-UG examination to ensure that such systemic failures are not repeated... We have also prayed that a high-power committee should be appointed by the court, which should monitor the functioning of the body which will conduct the examination, and to ensure that this entire process is transparent. The immediate relief which we have placed in the petition is that this exam will be conducted in a few months or maybe a few weeks..."
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#WATCH | Delhi: On the cancellation of the NEET-UG 2026 exam, Advocate Tanvi Dubey says, "This petition was filed through the Federation of All India Medical Association (FAIMA), under Article 32 in the Supreme Court. The main focus is that the NEET UG paper leaked... Our major demand is that NTA should be dissolved, and an independent court-appointed committee should be formed by the Supreme Court for the conduct of the NEET-UG examination to ensure that such systemic failures are not repeated... We have also prayed that a high-power committee should be appointed by the court, which should monitor the functioning of the body which will conduct the examination, and to ensure that this entire process is transparent. The immediate relief which we have placed in the petition is that this exam will be conducted in a few months or maybe a few weeks..."

ANI

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🚨 SHOCKING! Jharkhand Govt recruitment exam turns into a NIGHTMARE for lakhs of aspirants 🤯 — Over 3 lakh candidates applied for just 510 Field Worker posts. But nearly 75% missed the exam due to DISTANT Exam centres and e-mail not recieved 💔 Candidates alleged they were allotted exam centres hundreds of kilometres away, while many claimed they received NO EMAIL INTIMATION or got it only after the exam had begun. JSSC has said all exam details were uploaded on its official portal before the test. If genuine candidates couldn't even reach the exam hall, serious questions arise over the planning and execution of the recruitment process. Will Rahul Gandhi and CJP raise this issue?
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🚨 SHOCKING! Jharkhand Govt recruitment exam turns into a NIGHTMARE for lakhs of aspirants 🤯 — Over 3 lakh candidates applied for just 510 Field Worker posts. But nearly 75% missed the exam due to DISTANT Exam centres and e-mail not recieved 💔 Candidates alleged they were allotted exam centres hundreds of kilometres away, while many claimed they received NO EMAIL INTIMATION or got it only after the exam had begun. JSSC has said all exam details were uploaded on its official portal before the test. If genuine candidates couldn't even reach the exam hall, serious questions arise over the planning and execution of the recruitment process. Will Rahul Gandhi and CJP raise this issue?

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India takes a decisive leap towards AI-enabled healthcare with the launch of a national training programme for doctors Union Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare, Smt. Anupriya Patel, today launched an online training programme on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Medical Education, developed by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS). Designed to train 50,000 doctors across the country, the programme will equip medical professionals with foundational knowledge and practical skills to apply AI in clinical practice, diagnostics, decision-making, research, and medical education.
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India takes a decisive leap towards AI-enabled healthcare with the launch of a national training programme for doctors Union Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare, Smt. Anupriya Patel, today launched an online training programme on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Medical Education, developed by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS). Designed to train 50,000 doctors across the country, the programme will equip medical professionals with foundational knowledge and practical skills to apply AI in clinical practice, diagnostics, decision-making, research, and medical education.

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#CountryDuty #MadlangaCommission BREAKING NEWS: Chair rules that: 1. Hearing of #SulimanCarrim is postponed to 14 August 2026 wherein he will be required to testify and appear in person. 2. Carrim will be excused from testifying if: 2.1 He has subjected himself to a medical evaluation by a medical specialist agreed to by no later than Monday, 3 August 2026 between Carrim’s Legal Reps and Commission’s evidence leaders; and 2.2 Such medical professional has provided a medical report by no later than 12 August 2026 to the Commission and reasons. 3. Failing the Agreement, Independent Evaluation will be performed on Carrim. 4. Reasons for the ruling will be issued at a later stage
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#CountryDuty #MadlangaCommission BREAKING NEWS: Chair rules that: 1. Hearing of #SulimanCarrim is postponed to 14 August 2026 wherein he will be required to testify and appear in person. 2. Carrim will be excused from testifying if: 2.1 He has subjected himself to a medical evaluation by a medical specialist agreed to by no later than Monday, 3 August 2026 between Carrim’s Legal Reps and Commission’s evidence leaders; and 2.2 Such medical professional has provided a medical report by no later than 12 August 2026 to the Commission and reasons. 3. Failing the Agreement, Independent Evaluation will be performed on Carrim. 4. Reasons for the ruling will be issued at a later stage

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120,022 views • 1 month ago