NEET-PG’s Jaipur re-exam is today, September 5. Confusion is high around eligibility, scores, and counselling. Here is a precise myth-buster for medical aspirants. Only verified facts, no rumours. Read this before you travel to your centre or refresh counselling pages.
Fact: The re-exam is only for candidates disrupted at iON Digital Zone iDZ Sitapura 1 and 2 in Jaipur on August 30. NBEMS scheduled the paper at 3 pm today in Jaipur, with revised admit cards issued subsequently. Multiple outlets report 2,445 affected candidates across the two centres.

Myth: Anyone unhappy with their score can appear. Fact: Only candidates whose test could not be completed at those two centres are eligible. If you did not receive NBEMS communication or a fresh admit card, you are not included. Check your applicant login and email carefully.
Fact: Yes. NBEMS has announced a limited re-test, not a national retake. Reports quoting officials say earlier scores of unaffected candidates remain valid, while only the disrupted cohort re-tests. Keep your scorecard and keep tracking MCC and state portals for counselling actions.
Carry the revised admit card dated September 3 and an original, valid photo ID. Report strictly as printed; late entry is not allowed. Expect biometric verification and frisking; avoid prohibited items. When unsure, follow NBEMS test‑day advisory and admit card instructions over third‑party lists.
NBEMS has not announced the Jaipur re-exam result date yet. For All India Quota counselling, the Medical Counselling Committee publishes PG schedules on its website. Unaffected candidates should proceed per existing notices; affected candidates can join once NBEMS shares results with counselling portals.
Submit a ticket on the NBEMS Communication Web Portal with admit card, centre, session, and a brief description. Note your reference number for follow‑up. You may call 011‑45593000, but portal queries are prioritised by NBEMS. Preserve screenshots and any centre communication for records.
Today’s re-exam addresses a local failure, not the national merit list. Focus on what applies to you: revised admit card and reporting, or your ongoing counselling tasks. Verify every step only on NBEMS and MCC portals before acting. Let rumours stay on social media, not in your plans.