Are you waiting for the NEET PG 2025? There’s a new update for the exam.

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has informed the Supreme Court that it cannot conduct the exam before August 3. This comes after the top court directed that the exam must be held in a single shift nationwide -- unlike last year’s two-shift format.

Originally scheduled for June 15, the exam now needs fresh arrangements. And not just a few -- we’re talking over 1,000 centres across 250+ cities, plus nearly 60,000 staff to manage everything from invigilation to security.

WHAT NBEMS TOLD THE COURT

In an affidavit, NBEMS said this time is essential for planning. They cited Tata Consultancy Services, their tech partner, stating that the scale of the computer-based exam requires massive coordination. Roles to be filled include system operators, lab managers, registration staff, and electricians.

They also highlighted that NEET PG is a high-stakes exam. Any chances of malpractice need to be strictly avoided, which means seeking help from law enforcement agencies and implementing tighter centre controls.