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97.47% attendance for NEET PG in Hyderabad

The NEET-PG 2026 examination was conducted successfully across four centers in Hyderabad district on Sunday. With a total of 990 candidates registered, an impressive attendance rate of 97.47% was achieved. Out of the 25 candidates who did not attend, the remaining 965 participated in the exam.

Hyderabad District Collector Priyanka Ala visited the NEET-PG examination center at Innovision Technologies in Secunderabad to assess the arrangements made. During her inspection, she carefully examined the infrastructure, security measures, functioning of jammers, and the procedures for candidate frisking. Additionally, she reviewed the amenities provided to candidates, such as emergency medicines, sanitation facilities, and uninterrupted power supply arrangements.

At the Secunderabad center, out of the 170 candidates allotted, seven were absent. Ms. Ala emphasized the importance of vigilance and directed the officials and exam staff to follow the guidelines set by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences for concluding all exam procedures.

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