NEET PG 2026 re-exam September 5 applies only to the 2,445 candidates affected by the technical disruption at two iON Digital Zone iDZ Sitapura examination centres in Jaipur. NBEMS says their re-examination will be held on Saturday, 5 September 2026 at 3:00 PM in Jaipur. The exact re-exam venue and further candidate instructions were still to be communicated separately in the reviewed primary release.
Who has to take the NEET-PG re-exam on September 5?
NBEMS says 2,445 candidates were affected at the two iON Digital Zone iDZ Sitapura centres identified as TC 41682 and TC 41683. These are the candidates covered by the September 5 re-examination announcement.
Candidates who completed the August 30 NEET-PG examination normally at other centres should not interpret this notice as a general re-test order.

Why was the Jaipur re-examination ordered?
The primary government release says candidates at the two centres could not complete the examination because of internal power-supply issues attributed to the examination technology provider. NBEMS consequently scheduled a separate examination for the affected group.
What date and time is the re-examination?
The 3:00 PM time is the examination time stated in the primary release. Candidates should not assume that this is also the reporting or gate-closing time. Any separate reporting-time instruction should be followed when NBEMS communicates it.
Has the exact September 5 venue been announced?
Not in the reviewed primary release. NBEMS says venue details and other instructions will be communicated separately. That means candidates should not assume that their September 5 examination will necessarily use the same physical centre or room assignment as August 30.
The safe current state is therefore: date and exam time are confirmed; candidate-specific venue remains pending official communication.
Will affected candidates get a revised admit card?
Current reports reproducing the NBEMS re-examination notice say revised admit cards will be issued to affected candidates. However, the completed R&D did not independently establish the final candidate-specific download availability or release mechanics from a controlling current NBEMS page.
Affected candidates should therefore verify the latest NBEMS notice board and their official candidate communication rather than relying on a third-party download link or an old August 30 admit card.
What should affected candidates check now?
The re-exam announcement applies to candidates affected at TC 41682 or TC 41683 in Sitapura, Jaipur.
The re-examination is scheduled for Saturday, 5 September 2026 at 3:00 PM.
Do not assume the old August 30 centre assignment remains valid for the re-exam.
Verify any revised admit card or call-letter instruction through current NBEMS communication.
The confirmed 3:00 PM examination time should not be treated as the reporting time unless NBEMS says so.
Keep the relevant NBEMS message, notice or revised candidate document available for travel and examination-day verification.
What if your old admit card still shows the August 30 centre?
Has the NEET-PG result or counselling schedule changed?
No change to the result or counselling schedule was established in the reviewed primary re-examination release. TPS therefore does not infer a result delay, counselling delay or revised national schedule from the Jaipur re-exam announcement alone.
If NBEMS, MCC or another controlling authority later changes a downstream milestone because of the re-examination, that would be a separate material update to this article.
Will NBEMS reimburse travel or other expenses?
No verified compensation or travel-reimbursement arrangement was established in the reviewed evidence. Candidates should not assume reimbursement unless NBEMS or another competent authority publishes it.
What happens next?
What is confirmed and what is still pending?
- Confirmed: 2,445 affected candidates.
- Confirmed: affected centres TC 41682 and TC 41683 at iDZ Sitapura, Jaipur.
- Confirmed: re-examination on 5 September 2026 at 3:00 PM in Jaipur.
- Pending: candidate-specific re-exam venue.
- Pending: final reporting and examination-day instructions.
- Not established in the reviewed primary release: any result/counselling delay or travel-compensation arrangement.
Verification note
ThePulseSignal reviewed the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare/NBEMS primary release confirming the affected centres, candidate count, disruption cause, September 5 re-exam date and 3:00 PM time. Current reporting was also reviewed for the revised-admit-card question, while venue, reporting instructions and downstream result or counselling effects remain explicitly unresolved until controlling authorities publish them.