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The NBE released the NEET PG 2026 city intimation slip on August 11. The release of the NEET PG 2026 exam city slip has triggered confusion among several aspirants after candidates reported discrepancies between the exam city mentioned in the SMS and the city displayed after logging into the official portal. According to candidates' reports on social media platforms, some aspirants received an SMS mentioning one exam city, while their NEET PG 2026 city slip after login showed a different city. In several cases, the city mentioned in the SMS was reportedly not among the choices selected by the candidate during the application process. The authority clarified the NEET PG exam centre mismatch issue stating that it was due to a technical glitch and students must rely on the official website for accurate information.
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Soon after the NEET PG 2026 city intimation slip download link was activated, the students started claiming on social media that there is a mismatch in the exam city. The NEET PG 2026 exam centre mismatch issue has caused anxiety among candidates, particularly those who received cities located hundreds of kilometres away from their home location. Read the full article to know about the exam centres mismatch in NEET PG 2026, what students are saying and more.
With the release of NEET PG city intimation slip, several aspirants took to Reddit and other social media platforms for a mismatch in exam centres. The issue reported by candidates is that the city mentioned in the SMS or email does not match the one mentioned in the NEET PG 2026 city intimation slip visible on the NBEMS application portal.
Some candidates reported receiving messages mentioning cities such as from Maharashtra, Kerala or Tamil Nadu, while the portal displayed a different city, in some cases far away from their hometown. One candidate reported receiving Delhi through SMS despite selecting Goa. Another candidate reported receiving Tamil Nadu as the exam city through SMS while his home town is in Madhya Pradesh. Some candidates have stated that the city displayed on the official portal corresponds to one of their selected preferences, whereas the SMS or email contains a different location. Check the images below to know what students say about the NEET PG 2026 exam centre mismatch on social media.




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The discrepancy in the NEET PG exam centre mismatch is concerning. The NEET PG is a postgraduate level examination involving candidates from across the country. Many aspirants may have already started making travel arrangements based on the city received through SMS. A candidate receiving a city several states away may have to arrange flights or train tickets, accommodation and local transportation. If the city changes later, these arrangements can result in additional expenses and inconvenience.
The situation is also creating confusion because some candidates have reportedly received an SMS for a city they never selected, while the portal displays a different location. Social media discussions suggest that candidates across multiple states have encountered similar inconsistencies.



NBEMS has addressed the confusion surrounding the NEET PG 2026 exam city allotment after several candidates noticed that the city mentioned in the initial SMS did not match the details shown on their applicant dashboard. The authority explained that a technical glitch led to incorrect city information being sent to some candidates via SMS. The discrepancy has now been rectified, and candidates can verify their updated exam city through the NEET PG 2026 city initmation slip available through applicant login. The authority also stated that the corrected information has been communicated through subsequent SMS/email notifications. Candidates are advised to check their details only through the official NBEMS portal and avoid relying on unverified information circulating on social media or unofficial websites.
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