NBEMS Cautions NEET PG 2026 Aspirants Against Leaked Paper Hoaxes

The National Board of Examination in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has cautioned prospective candidates for the NEET PG 2026 examination to disregard fraudulent social media posts claiming leaked question papers are available online. The advisory comes as misinformation campaigns appear to be gaining traction across various digital platforms, potentially misleading aspirants preparing for the competitive postgraduate medical entrance test.

Officials emphasised that the examination board has implemented robust security protocols to safeguard all examination materials and that no official question papers have been compromised or leaked. The warning specifically urges candidates to be wary of unverified sources offering access to purported leaked papers, which are typically used as bait in scams targeting vulnerable exam aspirants.

The NBEMS advisory highlights the broader challenge of misinformation during high-stakes competitive examinations. Candidates have been advised to rely solely on official communications from the examination board and access study materials exclusively through authorised channels. The board reiterated that engaging with fraudulent content could expose aspirants to financial loss and identity theft risks.

Prospective NEET PG 2026 candidates are encouraged to report any suspicious social media posts or websites claiming to provide leaked examination materials to the NBEMS directly. The examination board continues to monitor digital platforms for coordinated misinformation campaigns and has committed to taking appropriate action against perpetrators of such hoaxes.