Archive · 3 Aug 2026
MD/MS Exam Held Amid Tight Security After Paper Leak
A medical school in Odisha held a big exam for doctors.
154 students had to take a test that lasted three hours.
The school made the exam very safe because some people said the test questions were shared on the internet.
The dean, Hari Krishna Dalai, watched the exam and said it went smoothly.
The university and the state government are looking into how the questions might have been shared, and they even filed a police report.
The third theory paper of the 2026 MD/MS exam was held at MKCG Medical College in Brahmapur on Saturday.
154 students sat for the three‑hour test amid tightened security after a second‑paper leak was reported on July 27.
Dean‑cum‑Principal Hari Krishna Dalai supervised the exam and said it finished peacefully with strict anti‑mobile‑phone measures.
OUHS and the state government formed committees and filed an FIR to investigate the alleged electronic transmission of the paper.
A five‑member college committee and a three‑member state committee are probing the incident.
- Who
- 154 students, Hari Krishna Dalai, OUHS officials
- What
- Third theory paper of the MD/MS 2026 exam held under tight security
- When
- Saturday, following a July 27 leak incident
- Where
- MKCG Medical College, Brahmapur, Odisha
- Why
- Alleged electronic transmission of the second paper on social media
- Exam
- MD/MS 2026 third theory paper
- Location
- MKCG Medical College, Brahmapur, Odisha
- Security
- Tightened, no mobile phones allowed
- Students
- 154
- Investigation
- OUHS and state committees, FIR filed