NEET-PG 2026: Registration Begins, NBEMS Issues Important Advisory for Applicants

On Wednesday, July 01, 2026, the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) issued an important advisory for NEET-PG 2026 applicants.

Candidates intending to apply for the examinations must read the information bulletin carefully before submitting their application forms.

Also, from July 01, 2026 the registrations are started for NEET PG 2026 examinations to be conducted on August 30, 2026 in Computer Based Test (CBT) mode at various centres across the nation. 

Students can fill their application forms by visiting the NBEMS website at www.natboard.edu.in.

NEET-PG 2026: Important Dates

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Official Notice: Conduct of NEET PG 2026

NEET-PG 2026: Important Advisory Explained

New Test City Allocation Rules

1. As per the advisory issued by the NBEMS, in NEET-PG 2026, the test city allocation shall not be done on the basis of First Come, First Serve. It means the early submission of application forms will not give any preferential right/ advantage for allotment of particular test state, city, or centre.

2. The applicants are required to select three preferred test states during the registration process. The first preference shall be mandatorily in the state furnished in the application form and the remaining two shall be selected from the neighbouring states.

3. Applicants are required to provide a valid correspondence address supported by acceptable address proof (as per Annexure-A at Page No. 6). The address and test state preferences are not editable post submission of application forms, including at the time of opening of edit window. Refer to the below snapshot for Annexure-A:

4. The test city/ test centre will be allotted as per the candidate’s preferences. But the NBMES reserves the right to allot the test city/ centre anywhere in India considering administrative, security, logistical, technical, or other unavoidable circumstances.

Updated Applicant’s Image Related Guidelines

Candidates need to upload their latest photographs (not older than three months), signature, and other images strictly in accordance with the prescribed guidelines. The applications having deficient, unclear, manipulated, morphed, or misleading information will be rejected.

Careful Review of all Particulars Filled in the Application Form

1. Before submission of the application forms, the candidates shall carefully review all the particulars, as NBEMS does not allow the candidates to edit, modify or alter information post final submission. Particulars including Category, Date of Birth, PwBD status, contact details etc should be carefully entered. Any request for change in the particulars will not be entertained by NBEMS or the counselling authorities.

2. Further, it is the responsibility of the candidates to furnish accurate information and valid supportings. The false, misleading, or unsupported information may result in cancellation of candidature and other action by the authority as appropriate.

Valid and Active Email ID and Mobile Number

Candidates need to ensure that their registered email ID and mobile number is active and accessible.

All the important communications will be sent through the registered email ID and/ or published on the NBEMS website www.natboard.edu.in / NBEMS Whatsapp channel.

Confidentiality of the Information

NBEMS has advised the candidates to not share their NEET PG 2026 application details, sequence no., password, aadhaar details, mobile no., qualification details etc with any unauthorised person. 

NBEMS will not be responsible for any consequences arising out of sharing such information.

Aadhaar Authentication and Biometric Verification Related Guidelines

For NEET-PG 2026. NBEMS has introduced Aadhaar based authentication. Candidates are advised to carefully enter their aadhaar number in the application form and that shall be unlocked prior to reporting at the Test Centre.

Further, the candidates are prohibited from applying henna, colour, ink etc on their finger, hands, or palms as it may interfere with the biometric verification and authentication process.

Reporting Time Advisory

1. Candidates should report to the test centre well before the reporting time to ensure smooth completion of authentication, identity verification, biometric verification and other security procedures.

2. Candidates are advised to plan their entire examination day beforehand, including travel arrangements to avoid any delays.

Email Alerts and Updates

Candidates are advised to check their registered email ID, including inbox, spam/junk folders, for all communications from NBEMS/counselling authorities till completion of examination/ counselling and admission process.

Candidates are strongly advised by NBEMS to not be involved in impersonation, unfair means, or malpractices. This may invite cancellation of candidature, debarment, and legal action by the authority.

Source: NBEMS Advisory

Secure Your Seat and Secure Your Soul

The registration for NEET-PG 2026 has begun, and aspirants are meticulously checking the NBEMS advisory to avoid any mistakes that could reject their applications. We happily follow every protocol to ensure our career isn’t jeopardized. But have we ever thought about the guidelines for the grandest examination—human life itself? We spend years preparing for temporal degrees to heal mortal bodies. Yet, the bigger question remains: what are we doing to cure the soul from the chronic cycle of birth and death?

This makes us wonder if there is a divine registration we are completely missing out on. Just as medical boards set strict eligibility criteria, the Supreme Almighty has laid down spiritual laws. Today, Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj is offering the right guidance and authentic “registration” through true initiation (Naam Diksha), ensuring our ultimate success in the court of God.

To learn more, watch this video: