Dharmendra Pradhan has announced that the rescheduled dates for the NEET-PG examination will be disclosed by the National Board of Examinations within the upcoming two days. The declaration was made in Panchkula, Haryana, just before a BJP rally that featured a speech by Union Home Minister Amit Shah. The need to postpone the original NEET-PG exams arose following the emergence of a scandal involving leaked questions from the NEET-UG.
In related developments, Dharmendra Pradhan, the Union Minister for Education, confirmed that the National Board of Examinations is set to release a new timetable for the NEET-PG exams shortly, attempting to stay within a two-day window.
During the same period, the National Testing Agency put forth new dates for three other examinations that had been previously postponed, due to compromised exam integrity. Among these, the UGC-National Eligibility Test, initially halted one day post its June 18 schedule upon discovering security breaches, is now slated for August 21 to September 4, as per the revised schedule by the National Testing Agency.
