The Supreme Court has officially confirmed that the NEET PG 2025 exam will be held in a single shift on June 15, 2025. This is a major update that brings clarity and removes any ambiguity about multiple shifts. While this is certainly good news for aspirants, it has also triggered unnecessary panic and speculation among some students.
Here, I address the recent concerns surrounding postponement rumours and the supposed difficulty level of the exam. Here’s what every serious aspirant needs to understand:
NEET PG 2025 Single Shift: What It Means for You
Conducting the exam in a single shift is a positive change. It ensures uniformity and reduces the rumours associated with multi-shift exams. Everyone will be competing on a level playing field, which is fairer for all candidates.
Postponement Rumours: Don’t Let Uncertainty Derail You
Some students have already begun speculating about a possible postponement. They cite reasons like the difficulty of arranging exam centres or travel issues. But here’s a truth bomb:
Uncertainty kills preparation
These distractions can create mental fog and reduce your ability to focus. Whether these concerns are valid or not doesn’t matter. The only truth that should matter to you is this:
NEET PG 2025 is on June 15
Engaging in any kind of discussion about postponing will only harm your mindset. So, stay away from such talks, groups, or social media posts.
“Tough Paper” Speculation: Don’t Fall for It
Another widespread concern is that NBE might make the paper intentionally difficult in response to recent developments. I disagree with this logic:
Systems don’t work like that
Question papers are designed based on a predefined question bank, not emotional decisions. Whether the paper is easy or tough, it’s the same for everyone. What matters most is how prepared you are to tackle it.
Focus on What You Can Control
We often hear the mantra — focus on controllables and let go of uncontrollables. With just 15-16 days left, this advice has never been more crucial. Here’s what you should be doing now:
- Avoid social media completely
- Stick to your revision plan
- Clock in 12-14 hours of daily study
- Minimize distractions
- Keep your mental state stable
Remember, when you check Twitter or Instagram “just for a minute,” you lose far more than a minute. It takes 20-30 minutes to get back into your study rhythm. This is a time sink you simply can’t afford.
Your Mindset Is Your Weapon
There are two types of students now:
- Those who keep scrolling through updates, losing precious time
- Those who cut the noise and focus purely on revision
Be in the second group. These last 15 days can define the outcome of your exam. Give your 100% so that when you walk out of the exam hall, you feel proud knowing you did your absolute best.
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- 200 high-yield questions
- Questions based on Previous Year Trends (PYTs)
- Likely questions for NEET PG 2025
- Question-based video explanations
- Complete revision in 2–2.5 hours
Conclusion: Stay Strong, Stay Focused
I strongly recommend that every aspirant must take this mock. Many students found Cerebellum’s INI-CET Mock spot-on — their scores were highly predictive of their final results.
To every NEET PG 2025 aspirant reading this — it’s not over until it’s over. Don’t let rumours, noise, or panic affect you. These final days are where rankers are made. Focus on giving your best shot, one day at a time.
- Revise smart
- Sleep well
- Stay offline
- Attempt the mock
- Trust your hard work
All the best! Let’s crack NEET PG 2025 together.
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