The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has issued a warning about fake NEET PG 2025 notices, cautioning candidates to stay vigilant against fraudulent information. These fake notices, often circulated through social media, emails, or SMS, may mislead candidates by providing false exam dates, offering leaked question papers, or promising guaranteed scores in exchange for money or personal details. Such scams can cause confusion and potentially lead to financial or personal harm.
To ensure you’re relying on accurate information, NBEMS advises candidates to check only its official websites—natboard.edu.in and nbe.edu.in—for all legitimate updates regarding NEET PG 2025. Additionally, NBEMS shares authentic announcements through its verified WhatsApp channel. Since July 2020, official notices include a QR code that, when scanned, links directly to the genuine notice on their website. This is a key way to verify authenticity.
Important Tips to Avoid Fake Notices:
- Do not trust messages from platforms like X, Facebook, Instagram, or YouTube, as NBEMS does not operate official accounts there.
- Be wary of unsolicited messages claiming to offer exam assistance or guaranteed results—these are not from NBEMS.
- Verify everything through the official websites or WhatsApp channel.
If you encounter a suspicious notice, NBEMS urges you to report it immediately to reportumc@natboard.edu.in and your local authorities. By staying cautious and sticking to verified sources, you can protect yourself from these fraudulent schemes.