Enhanced Monitoring and Security Measures for NEET-PG 2024

NEET-PG 2024 will see enhanced monitoring with the exclusion of private entrepreneur centers and be conducted in two shifts on August 11. NBEMS President Dr. Abhijat Sheth emphasized the decision aims to prevent malpractice. The exam will be held across 416 centers in 170 cities for 2,28,542 candidates.

NEET-PG 2024 will undergo a stricter supervision regime with private entrepreneur centers being avoided to reduce malpractice risks. According to NBEMS President Dr. Abhijat Sheth, the exam is slated for August 11, held in two shifts to provide better oversight. The National Board of Examination in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has collaborated with TCS and AICTE affiliated institutes to ensure secure exam conditions.

Following prior controversies, the NEET-PG examination was called off on June 22, one day before its scheduled date. The current plan involves an enhanced surveillance strategy, including the replacement of high-risk centers and aiming to reduce candidates' travel distances by assigning centers within their state of correspondence.

Approximately 2,28,542 candidates will sit for the exam spread across 416 centers in 170 cities. Dr. Sheth assures normalization of scores and added security features to maintain exam integrity. Amidst social media claims of a question paper leak, NBEMS has taken legal action against fraudulent entities. The Supreme Court is set to address a plea for the exam's postponement, focusing on candidates' convenience and the need for additional oversight.