The postponed NEET PG exam will be held again this month. This is according to the National Testing Agency (NTA). According to the source, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has planned to finalize the question papers just two hours before the start of the examination to ensure that they are not leaked in any way.

After a meeting between a Home Ministry delegation and officials of the Cyber Crime Department on Tuesday, it was decided to prepare question papers two hours before the exam to avoid the possibility of question leaks, sources said. The postgraduate medical entrance exam for NEET-PG was scheduled to be held on June 23. But abruptly, it was suspended 24 hours ago. Speculation started that the exam was postponed due to the question leak.

Incidentally, the National Board of Examination in Medical Sciences, the organizing panel of NEET-PG, issued a circular on June 21 alerting students. It was said that someone or someone is trying to fool the students in the name of selling questions on social media. The authorities had told the students not to fall into their trap. According to the panel board's release, they conducted routine surveillance before NEET-PG. It has been learned that some people are trying to cheat students by talking about these exam questions.

The NEET-PG exam was scheduled to be held on June 23. Just hours before the start of the exam, it was decided to postpone the postgraduate-level entrance examination in medical colleges. The Health Ministry announced that questions are being raised about multiple testing methods under the NTA. Therefore, NEET PG is being deferred as a precautionary measure. The Health Ministry said that the entire testing system will be thoroughly reviewed, and a new date will be announced later.