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SC Dismisses Review Plea By Six States, NTA Will Conduct NEET 2020 As Per Schedule

September 4, 2020

The verdict is out and it’s again the same. NEET 2020 will not be postponed. The complete order will be uploaded by the court which will reveal what the 3-judge bench of Supreme Court said while rejecting the review plea on postponing NEET and JEE entrance exams during COVID-19 pandemic.

The review plea was heard ‘in-chamber’ where the lawyers were not allowed to put forward any arguments on their behalf. The judges who were hearing the plea are- Justice BR Gavai, Justice Ashok Bhushan, Justice Krishna Murari.

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As per the recent reports, the plea was rejected as the bench said that it does not carry any merit for reconsideration. It is to note that NEET 2020 is going to be conducted in a single shift on a single day only i.e. 13th September, with almost double candidates than JEE Main 2020.

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As it is evident, the review petition has been rejected. Students who have been deprived of resources amid COVID-19 must request the authorities to ensure proper management at exam centres, so that the risk of spread of coronavirus is decreased. What events will unfold next, will decide the career of more than 15 lakh students.

NEET 2020 Postponement: Supreme Court Hearing Today at 1:30 PM

September 4, 2020

While, National Testing Agency (NTA) is firm on their decision of conducting JEE Main 2020, six states who filed review petition, are firm to get NEET 2020 postponed. The hearing for the review petition will be heard by the Supreme Court of India at 1:30 PM.

The review petition has been filed on the decision taken by the Supreme Court on not postponing the NEET 2020 and JEE Main exam, specially when COVID-19 cases are rising every day by 80,000. The apex court rejected the plea citing that not conducting entrance exams will put the “Career of students at peril.”

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A three-judge panel led by Justice Ashok Bushan will hear the review plea today. The plea was filed by the following opposition states-

  1. Maharashtra (Uday Ravindra Sawant)
  2. West Bengal (Moloy Ghatak)
  3. Chhattisgarh (Amarjeet Bhagat)
  4. Jharkhand (Rameshwar Oraon),
  5. Rajasthan (Raghu Sharma),
  6. Punjab (B S Sidhu)

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West Bengal Chief Minister, Mamta Banerjee, on Tuesday said that more than 75% students were absent for JEE Main 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It is to be noted that JEE Main 2020 is being conducted in several shifts in a span of 6 days i.e. 1st to 6th September.

While on the other hand, NEET 2020 will be conducted in a single shift on 13th September only. Moreover, the number of candidates for NEET 2020 are much higher around 15 lakhs, while for JEE the number is only 8.5 lakhs.

[Latest] NTA Releases NEET 2020 Admit Card @ ntaneet.nic.in

August 26, 2020

As per the official website of NTA NEET (UG) 2020, the admit cards for NEET 2020 have finally been released on 26 August 2020. More than 15.9 lakh candidates have registered for NEET 2020 which will be conducted on 13th September 2020.

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  • Considering the safety amid COVID-19 pandemic, NTA has increased the number of NEET exam centres from 2546 to 3843.
  • Numbers of candidates per room have been reduced from 24 to 12 in order to maintain social distancing.

Candidates can download the NEET 2020 Admit Card from the official website – ntaneet.nic.in

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How To Download NEET Admit Card 2020?

Students have to enter their application number, password, DOB and a security pin in order to download the NEET Admit Card 2020.

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The complete steps are given below-

  1. Open the official website – ntaneet.nic.in
  2. Two links will be provided to download NEET Admit Cards.
  3. Click on any link saying “Download Admit Card”
  4. A new tab will open. Enter the details such as NEET Application Number, Password, DOB and security pin (captcha).
  5. Click on the submit button.
  6. Your NEET 20202 Admit Card will appear.
  7. Click on Print or use the print option on your browser to save the NEET 2020 Admit Card as PDF.
  8. Ensure that PDF has been downloaded and stored safely.

The NEET Admit Card 2020 will have multiple details this year as mentioned in the Advisory Regarding COVID-19, published by NTA recently.

  • NEET Admit Card will provide a hyperlink to check directions to the exam venue/centre.
  • “Do’s and Don’ts” at the exam centre and exam halls will also be mentioned.

NTA Provides Option To Check NEET Exam Centre City, Admit Card To Release Soon

August 24, 2020

While registered candidates of NEET 2020 are in an unfavourable situation due to COVID-19, NTA has released the information regarding exam centre city allotted as per the preferences provided. In a public notice (dated 20th Aug 2020), NTA stated that the exam is going to be conducted as per revised schedule on 13th September 2020 without any further delay. The NEET (UG) 2020 will be conducted in a single shift of 2 PM to 5 PM only.

To provide an additional facility before the release of NEET 2020 Admit Cards, NTA has given the option to check the NEET 2020 exam centre cities allotted to candidates.

NTA public notice regarding NEET exam
NTA Public notice regarding NEET Exam

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How To Check Your NEET Exam Centre City?

Candidates can check the same using a link provided on the official website. Complete steps are provided as below-

  1. Head to the official website of NEET 2020 i.e. www.ntaneet.nic.in
  2. Click on “Know your centre city”
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  3. Enter the NEET Application Number and password.
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  4. Click on ‘Login’ and you will be able to know the exam centre city allotted to you.

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This facility will urge students to request NTA in advance to change the exam centres allotted in case of any discrepancy. Moreover, students usually forget their password or application number while downloading NEET Admit Card, which can be retrieved beforehand to avoid any last minute hassles.

SC Urges Central Govt. and MCI to Respond on Plea for NEET Aspirants in Gulf Countries

July 30, 2020

New Delhi: On July 29, after receiving pleas from 4,000 NEET aspirants, Supreme Court asked the Central Government and Medical Council of India (MCI) to give a suitable response on setting up NEET exam centers in Gulf countries. The bench headed by Justice L Nageswara was behind issuing the notice to the Central Government and the MCI.

The plea of those 4000 aspirants proposed to postpone the exam until the pandemic situation eases down. Parents belonging to Doha, Qatar, Oman and UAE sought response from the highest dignitaries after Kerala High Court rejected their proposal.

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Criticizing NTA, Abdul Azeez, the general secretary of Kerala Muslim Culture Center in Qatar said that if the authority wants, they can open NEET exam centers in Gulf countries as they have done for JEE Main.

The plea to the Supreme Court mentioned that NTA would only open examination centers if MCI gives a green signal. On the other end, MCI on May 21 had conveyed the message to the apex government that NEET 2020 online examination is not possible.

The plea said, “During these exceptional circumstances, the MCI and the Union government need to be flexible so as to facilitate these students to sit for NEET.”

A lot of students from the Gulf countries had tried to travel to India via the Vande Bharat Mission flights in order to sit for NEET examination to get themselves enrolled in MBBS and BDS courses in medical colleges. However, they could not get hold of seats on these flights as they are prioritizing those who are stuck abroad.

NEET Aspirants sign petition, Demanding Exam Center in UAE

May 18, 2020

Medical aspirants living in the United Arab Emirates have signed an online petition asking for a local centre in the country for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) which is the only national medical entrance examination in India for undergraduate courses in the country to MBBS courses in AIIMS, New Delhi, JIPMER and all the similar institutions. The conducting body for this exam is NTA (National Testing Agency).

The exam was supposed to be conducted in the month of May, however, it had to be postponed to a later date due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. The exam is now scheduled to be conducted all around the country on July 26.

NEET is conducted in offline mode where the candidate has to answer on the OMR sheet. This exam can be taken by Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) and these candidates have to take the exam in India only.

According to the statistics, out of 10 lakhs aspirants, 300 resides in UAE. They have signed an online petition which says, “Due to the outbreak of COVID-19 all over the world, the flights have been disrupted and even the limited window of travel opportunities come along with compulsory quarantine. In this situation, it is impossible for the students of UAE or GCC to travel to India to appear in the proposed NEET Exam (26th July). We sincerely request the National Testing Agency to arrange for a test centre in UAE so that students can safely take the exam without risking their life.” This petition has already been signed by over 909 people.

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Subramanian Krishnamoorthy, CEO of the UAE-based Meccademia Education Group which prepares candidates for NEET and other exams, commented that the demand was “under consideration” by the NTA. Krishnamoorthy assures that Meccademia can open its facilities for a local test, bearing all costs, at its 10 centres in the UAE that can hold a capacity of 500 candidates.

“There are many students from UAE who are enrolled to give the exam. “Travel and stay in India will be very tough to arrange in time for the exam. It will be safer for everyone if an exam centre is held in UAE”, writes India expat Jiya Shankar on ipetitions.com, supporting the petition.

NTA to double NEET Exam Centers to prop up Social Distancing

May 8, 2020

NTA will conduct the NEET-UG exam on 26 July. With this announcement, the National Testing Agency is at a crossroads to administer the pen and paper exam for around 15 lakh aspirants while conforming to the norms of social distancing amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

As NEET-UG is a pen and paper-based exam, it is conducted all around the country at the same time, unlike JEE Main and JEE Advanced, that are conducted online and in multiple shifts. To resolve this issue, NTA is planning to conduct the exam at around 6000 exam centers contrary to the 3000 centers for normal conditions. This plan will enable a minimum of 2 metres distance between two students. Usually, Kendra Vidyalayas, CBSE-affiliated schools, engineering colleges and state government colleges are chosen for the exam. It will be challenging for the agency to figure out additional 3000 exam centers in a limited time.

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Furthermore, NTA is also planning on increasing the number of shifts and add around 200 more exam centers to maintain social distancing for JEE Main. As for JEE Advanced, the exam will be conducted in 600 exam centers as the number of students qualifying for the exam is estimated to be only 2 lakhs.

NEET 2021 Exam Day Instructions To Follow, Documents to Carry

February 11, 2018

NEET 2021 will most probably be conducted on May 2, 2021 and candidates must adhere to all the general NEET 2021 exam day guidelines and COVID-19 related guidelines as well. For smooth conduction, aspirants are duly abided by NEET 2021 exam day Instructions by NTA. NEET 2021 exam day comes with a lot of anxiety; and pressure might cause any normal individual to forget certain very important things which end up as tragic outcomes. keeping yourself absolutely prepared for the day is the only way of overcoming it.

  • NEET 2021 Exam day guidelines are also printed on the NEET 2021 Admit Card and non-compliance of which will mean disqualification of the candidate, and will not be allowed to enter NEET Exam Center.
  • NEET 2021 Admit Card is most likely to be released in April 2021 by NTA. You can download the admit card by entering your login credentials.

NEET Important Exam Day Instructions

Knowing dress code, exam schedule, time slot, guidelines are very much important. To ensure that you remember these key points, keep on reading this article to know more about NEET 2021 Exam Day Instructions, guidelines, and documents to carry to avoid any hassle.

NEET 2021 Exam Day Schedule

To be well prepared for NEET 2021, aspirants must be aware of the exam day schedule. NEET 2021 Exam Day Schedule is a crucial part of the instructions for the NEET 2021 exam day as it reflects the details of how the exam will be carried out. Aspirants should prepare accordingly for the NEET 2021 exam.

Particulars Date & Time
NEET 2021 Exam Date 02nd May, 2021 (Tentative)
Duration of Exam 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM (3 hours)
Last entry in the examination hall 1:30 PM
Sitting in the examination room 1:15 PM
Announcement of Important Instructions and Checking of Admit Cards by the Invigilator 1:30 PM to 1:45 PM
Distribution of the test booklet 1:45 PM
Writing of particulars on the Test Booklet by the candidates 1:50 PM
Commencement of examination 2:00 PM
Test Concludes 5:00 PM

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NEET 2021 COVID-19 Safety Guidelines Issued by NTA

All the candidates must go through the COVID-19 advisory released by NTA.

Pre-Examination Controls/ Measures

  • Candidates are required to maintain space as per the social distancing norms.
  • Different Examination Time Slot is to be printed as “Slot time” such as 11.00 A.M, 11.30 A.M.
  • The location link will be provided in the NEET 2021 admit card so that candidates can check the location of their exam centers.
  • Candidates will be required to carry a self-declaration along with NEET admit card regarding their COVID free health status.
  • If a candidate has a temperature more than the recommendation then he/ she will be sent to the isolation room.
  • All the exam centers will sanitize their gates, floors, walls with disinfectant.
  • Students will be moved to their exam rooms in groups of 15 boys and 15 girls.
  • Candidates can carry their own masks, gloves, small sanitizer bottle, water bottle with them inside the examination hall.

During Examination Controls/ Measures

  • Invigilators will sanitize their hands before and afterward.
  • Videography/CCTV live streaming will be supervised in each room and Manual Attendance and Handwriting sample will be collected at the candidate seat.
  • No thumb impression will be taken.
  • The physical movement of Invigilators to be minimized inside the room.

Post Examination Controls

  • Only one candidate at a time is permitted to move out in an orderly manner.
  • The gloves and masks must be disposed of in a pedal push covered bin.
  • Overcrowding to be avoided.

NEET 2021 Exam Day Guidelines – General instructions

  • NEET exam centre of the NEET 2021 will be open from 11:30 am till 1:30 pm before which all the candidates are instructed to enter the examination hall.
  • No candidate would be allowed to enter the examination hall after 1:30 pm.
  • It is mandatory for any candidate to provide/produce the admit card on demand.
  • No candidate is allowed to leave the examination hall before 5:00 pm when he/she is instructed to submit the answer sheet to the invigilator.
  • A ballpoint pen will be provided for all candidates taking up the exam along with their question and answer booklets.
  • Attendance sheets should be signed twice by all those appearing for the examination proving that they actually did take up the national competitive examination without which they’d marked absent.
  • The mode of examination is offline where a candidate gets to bubble the correct answer on the OMR sheet.
  • Only one OMR sheet per person would be provided.
  • The duration of the examination is a total of 3 hours.
  • No aspirant is permitted to talk or discuss anything inside the exam hall until the commencement of the exam.

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Documents Required at the NEET Exam Center

  • Admit Card: Candidate must carry the NEET 2021 Admit Card at the exam centre. It will be released 15 days prior to the exam date. Passport size Photograph should be affixed on it.
  • Passport Size Photograph: Candidates need to carry multiple Passport Size photographs. The photograph must be the same as on the Application form.
  • Aadhaar Card: Candidates need to carry the Aadhaar card as the Identity Proof. Candidates belonging to Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Jammu Kashmir need to carry an Identity Proof like a Ration Card, Voter ID issued by the Government of India, etc. Candidates belong to NRIs, PIOs, Foreign Nationals, and OCIs they need to carry a passport.

Note – Candidates taking up the competitive examination are advised to download the admit as soon as it is available and not wait until the last date. A candidate should make sure that they take out a colored printout of their admit card. A recent passport-sized photograph (4”×6”) of the candidate has to be pasted on the admit card against the space for it. The signature of a parent/guardian is mandatory on the admit card.

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Things to carry for NEET Exam Centre

  • Masks, Hand gloves
  • Sanitizers (50 ml)
  • Transparent Water Bottle
  • NEET 2021 Admit Card
  • ID Proof
  • Duly filled Undertaking
  • Photograph

Things to be Avoided from Carrying at NEET Exam Centre:

  • Any electronic devices such as mobile phones, calculators, smart watches, Bluetooth, etc, are banned from the examination hall.
  • Common student stationery such as pencil, pen, paper, ink, etc isn’t allowed to be carried.
  • Beautifying ornaments with no partiality between metallic or non-metallic like nose pins, earrings, necklace, etc are advised to be avoided.
  • Accessories such as cap/hat, belts, goggles, bags, wallet/clutch aren’t allowed.
  • Carrying any kind of edible substance is prohibited. Though, candidates suffering from diabetes are allowed to carry pills, water in a transparent bottle with prior information to NTA in their NEET 2021 application form. With no report to NTA via the application, the candidate would not be allowed to utilize the leniency.

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NEET 2021 Exam Day Guidelines – Security Check

  • The security system for any national level competitive exam would pretty much be tight. Candidates appearing for NEET are to undergo security checks such as body scanners and frisking.
  • It is mandatory for all candidates to cooperate with security professionals without disturbing the routine.
  • Candidates willing to use their scribe have to carry a ‘letter of undertaking’ to the respected examination centre and let them know beforehand.

NEET 2021 Dress Code 

  • Aspirants taking up the exam are advised to dress casually and avoid clothes with long sleeves.
  • A casual flip flop/sandal with no buckles is advised whereas shoes/boots are restricted to be worn by the candidates.
  • Candidates in customary outfits such as burqa must report to the examination centre beforehand at 12:30 pm. Such candidates are likely to bring it to the notice of NTA while filling up the application for NEET.
  • Candidates with undesirable health conditions and desire to bypass the NEET dress code should take permission from NTA beforehand.

It is a necessity that a candidate is more cautious while bubbling out the right answer. A total of 180 questions with each carrying 4 marks and -1 for each wrong answer. Chemistry and Physics take up 45 questions each while Biology (Botany+Zoology) seizes 90 questions with a grand total of 180 questions. To make it more manageable for candidates with access to a wristwatch, NTA has set a wall clock in every examination hall with a clearly audible bell sound as an indication of the last 30 minutes of the examination. With plenty of time in their hands due to the outbreak of a pandemic, candidates are advised to organize themselves for the examination.

NEET Exam Centres 2021 (Increased): Check Full list of Test Cities and codes

December 31, 2017

Due to the pandemic of COVID-19, NTA has increased the number of NEET Exam centres to ensure the regulations of social distancing implementation in the NEET 2021. NTA has released the NEET 2021 Exam Centre List recently. Candidates can check exam centre alloted to them in advanced on official webiste.

Students have the option to give their choices of top 4 centres from NEET 2021 exam centre list as per their preference but the final NEET exam centre allotment will be done by the examination authorities. Though the authorities will try to incorporate the preferences of the students while allotting the centres, the students cannot request for the NEET centre change. NTA has also released the NEET exam dates 2021 at their official site. The exam is scheduled to be conducted on September 12, 2021.

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International NEET 2021 Exam Centres

To facilitate the Indian Candidates who are in middle east countries to appear for NEET 2021, NTA has decided to add Dubai as an exam centre for this an addition to Kuwait city.

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NEET Exam Centres and their Codes

NEET Exam Centres The following table shows the complete list of NEET exam centre’s with their states name and specified codes:

NEET Exam Centres from Andaman & Nicobar to Delhi/New Delhi

State/UT City Code of City
Andaman & Nicobar Port Blair 1101
Andhra Pradesh Guntur 1201
Kurnool 1202
Nellore 1203
Tirupati 1204
Vijayawada 1205
Visakhapatnam 1206
Tenali  1207
Narasaraopet  1208
Machilipatnam  1209
Mangalagiri  1210
Arunachal Pradesh Itanagar/Naharlagun 1301
Assam Dibrugarh 1401
Guwahati 1402
Silchar 1403
Tezpur 1404
Bihar Gaya 1501
Patna 1502
Hajipur  1503
Madhubani  1504
Nalanda  1505
Sitamarhi  1506
Vaishali  1507
Chandigarh Chandigarh / Mohali / Panchkula 1601
Chhattisgarh Bhilai/ Durg/ Bhilai Nagar 1701
Bilaspur 1702
Raipur 1703
Surguja  1704
Dadra & Nagar Haveli Dadra & Nagar Haveli 1801
Daman & Diu Daman 1901
Delhi/New Delhi Delhi/New Delhi 2001

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NEET Exam Centres from Goa to Punjab

State/UT City Code of city
Goa Panaji/ Madgaon/ Margao 2101
Gujarat Ahmedabad 2201
Anand 2202
Bhavnagar 2203
Gandhinagar 2204
Godhara 2205
Patan 2206
Rajkot 2207
Surat 2208
Vadodara 2209
Valsad 2210
Gandhidham  2211
Kutch  2212
Haryana Faridabad 2301
Gurugram  2302
Ambala  2303
Karnal  2304
Himachal Pradesh Hamirpur 2401
Shimla 2402
Jammu & Kashmir Jammu 2501
Srinagar 2502
Anantnag  2503
Baramulla  2504
Jharkhand Bokaro 2601
Jamshedpur 2602
Ranchi 2603
Hazaribagh  2604
Karnataka Belgaum/Belgaum 2701
Bengaluru 2702
Davanagere 2703
Dharwad 2704
Gulbarga / Kalaburagi 2705
Hubli 2706
Mangaluru 2707
Mysuru 2708
Udupi 2709
Kerala Alappuzha 2801
Angamaly 2802
Ernakulam 2803
Kannur 2804
Kasaragod 2805
Kollam 2806
Kottayam 2807
Kozhikode / Calicut 2808
Mallapuram 2809
Pallakad 2810
Thiruvananthapuram 2811
Thrissur 2812
Idukki  2813
Ladakh Leh 4701
Kargil  4702
Lakshadweep Kavaratti 2901
Madhya Pradesh Bhopal 3001
Gwalior 3002
Indore 3003
Jabalpur 3004
Ujjain 3005
Rewa  3006
Maharashtra Ahmednagar 3101
Akola 3102
Amravati 3103
Aurangabad (MR) 3104
BEED 3105
Buldhana 3106
Jalgaon 3107
Kolhapur 3108
Latur 3109
Mumbai 3110
Nagpur 3111
Nanded 3112
Nashik 3113
Navi Mumbai 3114
Pune 3115
Satara 3116
Solapur 3117
Thane 3118
Sangali  3119
Sindhudurg  3120 
Ratnagiri  3121
Dhule  3122
Manipur Imphal 3201
Meghalaya Shillong 3301
Mizoram Aizawl 3401
Nagaland Dimapur 3501
Kohima 3502
Odisha Angul 3601
Balasore/Baleswar 3602
Berhampur 3603
Bhubaneswar 3604
Cuttack 3605
Rourkela 3606
Sambalpur 3607
Balangir  3608
Bhawanipatna  3609
Keonjhar/ Kendujhar  3610
Koraput  3611
Malkangiri  3612
Paralakhemundi (Gajapati) 3613
Phulbani (Kandhamal) 3614
Rayagada  3615
Puri  3616
Puducherry Puducherry 3701
Punjab Amritsar 3801
Bathinda 3802
Jalandhar 3803
Ludhiana 3804
Patiala 3805

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NEET Exam Centres from Rajasthan to West Bengal

State/UT City Code of City
Rajasthan Ajmer 3901
Bikaner 3902
Jaipur 3903
Jodhpur 3904
Kota 3905
Udaipur 3906
Sikkim Gangtok 4001
Tamil Nadu Chennai 4101
Coimbatore 4102
Cuddalore 4103
Kanchipuram 4104
Karur 4105
Madurai 4106
Nagercoil 4107
Namakkal 4108
Salem 4109
Thanjavur 4110
Thiruvallur 4111
Tiruchirappalli 4112
Tirunelveli 4113
Vellore 4114
Chengalpet  4115
Virudhunagar  4116
Dindigul  4117
Tiruppur  4118
Telangana Hyderabad 4201
Karimnagar  4202
Khammam  4203
Rangareddy  4204
Warangal  4205
Sangareddy  4206
Mahbubnagar  4207
Hayathnagar  4208
Tripura Agartala 4301
Uttarakhand Dehradun 4501
Haldwani 4502
Roorkee 4503
Uttar Pradesh Agra 4401
Allahabad/ Prayagraj 4402
Bareilly 4403
Ghaziabad 4404
Gorakhpur 4405
Jhansi 4406
Kanpur 4407
Lucknow 4408
Meerut 4409
Noida / Greater Noida 4410
Varanasi 4411
Fatehpur  4412
Mathura  4413
Sitapur  4414
Faizabad  4415
Aligarh  4416
West Bengal 24 Pargana 4601
Asansol 4602
Bardhaman/ Burdwan 4603
Durgapur 4605
Hooghly 4605
Howrah 4606
Kharagpur 4607
Kolkata 4608
Siliguri 4609
Outside India Kuwait City 9901
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NEET 2021 Test Centres

NTA has established a wide network of test centres for the aspirants from rural areas. Therefore, the candidates who are willing to complete their UG coursework in AYUSH (that is Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy) can apply for NEET 2021 Exam.

Process of Choosing NEET 2021 Exam Centres

NEET exam centre allotment to the aspirants is done by NTA. The candidates should choose four preferable NEET exam centres while filling the NEET Application 2021 form.

Note: Candidates should double check every entry, based on their accessibility. NTA will not be responsible for any incorrect information filled in the application form.

All the candidates are advised to follow the below mentioned process while choosing the NEET 2021 Exam Centres:

  • Once the students login to their account, they need to provide detailed information related to their choice of preferences.
  • The booking slots for online exams are dependent upon a first come first serve basis. There are eight different settings for online exams.
  • You are advised to book your slots as soon as possible. Kindly note it down that queries related to the same matter will not be entertained.
  • The aspirants from Assam, Meghalaya, Jammu and Kashmir should bring their Aadhaar Card number to the exam centre. Otherwise they must choose the exam centres only within their state respectively.
  • NEET 2021 exam centres will be allocated on a first-come-first-serve basis.

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Exam Centres of NEET 2021: Based on the Language

The candidates can give their exam in 13 different languages (as per their preferences). The following table shows the enlisted languages and the available exam centre correspondingly:

Languages you prefer NEET 2021 Exam Centre
Medium Examination Centers
English All over India
English and Hindi All over India
English and Assamese Exam Centers in Assam
English and Bengali Exam Centers in West Bengal, Anadaman and Nicobar Islands, Tripura
English and Gujarati Exam Centers in Gujarat, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu
English and Marathi Exam Centers in Maharashtra
English and Tamil Exam Centers in Tamil Nadu, Anadaman and Nicobar Islands and Puducherry
English and Telugu Exam Centers in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana
English and Malayalam Exam Centres in Kerala and Lakshadweep
English and Punjabi Exam Centres in Punjab, Delhi and Chandigarh
English and Kannada Exam Centers in Karnataka
English and Odia Exam Centers in Odisha
English and Urdu All Over India

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NEET 2021 Exam Day Instructions 

  • No entry will be allowed after 1:30 PM so candidates are advised to reach the exam centre on time.
  • Candidates must carry their NEET 2021 Admit Card at the exam centre.
  • The applicants must carry a passport-sized photograph at the exam centre to be pasted on the attendance sheet.
  • Without the NEET 2021 admit card, candidates will not be allowed into the exam centre.
  • Candidates are advised not to carry any personal belongings at the exam centre may or may not be allowed to keep anything at the NEET 2021 exam centre.
  • No applicants will be allowed in the NEET 2021 exam centre with any digital instrument such as calculator, mobiles.
  • If any candidate is found with any digital instrument then his/her exam will be cancelled.
  • The students are advised to book their NEET 2021 exam centre as early as they can to avoid being allocated randomly by the exam authority.

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Documents Needed at NEET 2021 Exam Centre’s

On the NEET 2021 exam day, the aspirants should carry NEET 2021 admit cards and few other essential documents. Go through the following content in order to get to know about the essential testimonials, which are needed to carry on the NEET 2021 exam day.

  • One passport size photograph which will be attached with the NEET admit card.
  • Another passport size photograph will be attached with the attendance sheet.
  • You will need to show your valid identity proof. Do not forget to carry your PwD certificate (if applicable).
  • Candidates need to sign the undertaking given in the Admit Card.
  • One postcard size coloured photograph (4”*6”), which has been taken in white background, will need to be attached with the downloaded Proforma. It will need to be handed over to the invigilator.

To enter the exam hall, the aspirants should bring all the aforementioned documents along with admit cards.

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NEET 2021 Exam Day Schedule

Find the below mentioned table to identify the NEET 2021 exam day schedule:

Activity Time
Last Entry to the exam hall 1.30 PM
Sitting on the seat 1.15 PM onwards
Announcement of instructions and checking of NEET 2021 Admit Card 1.30 to 1.45 PM
Distribution of Test Booklet 1:45 PM
Writing of particulars on the test booklet by the candidate 1.50 PM
Commencement 2.00 PM
Test Concludes 5.00 PM

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Guidelines Follow to the Disabled Candidates in NEET 2021 Exam

The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare released the NEET examination guidelines for the disabled aspirants on 23rd April, 2019. The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment issued the notice on 29th September, 2018. These rules will be implemented during the NEET 2021 exam. Read the following guidelines to find the revised rules and regulations for the disabled candidates:

  • Considering the improvement in technology in new avenues, it is necessary to start a uniform and comprehensive policy for the benchmark disabled candidates.
  • No added advantages or criteria for the regular candidates.
  • The disabled benchmark candidates will get the facilities like scribe/reader or lab assistant.
  • Aforementioned facilities will be provided once a certificate of their disability will be submitted. The certificate should highlight the fact that the candidate is unable to write. Consequently, he needs a scribe to write the exam, on his behalf.
  • Candidates will get the opportunity to choose their own scribe. In order to check his suitability, the candidate will get a chance to meet with the scribe two days before the exam.
  • In case of providing the scribe to the disable candidates from the examination authority, then the scribe should not be more than matriculate qualification.
  • If the candidate brings a scribe on their own, then the aspirant needs to submit the details and qualifications of the scribe.
  • In case of an emergency, the aspirants can ask for more than one scribe to complete the writing of the papers. For instance, one scribe for each paper is allowed.

Some More Tips for Disabled Candidates

  • The disabled candidates are required to select the mode of giving the written test that is Computer/Braille/large print. Apart from this, the candidates will be able to record the answers.
  • Benchmark disabled candidates will be able to check their system prior to the exam, if they choose the computer based mode. Besides, if they find any discrepancy, they can rectify it immediately.
  • Candidates are allowed to carry gadgets like talking calculator, braille slate, geometry kit, abacus, tailor frame, communication chart, braille measuring tape and electronic devices etc.
  • The sitting arrangement for the disable candidates will be at the ground floor.
  • Once the exam starts, the disabled candidates will get the supplementary sheets timely.
  • In case of open examination, the examining body will provide reading material in Braille/e-text and special computer screen reading software.
  • The hearing-impairment candidates will get alternative objective questions.

The aforementioned guidelines, rules and regulations will be followed by the exam authority in case of conducting the test for disabling aspirants.

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NEET Exam Centre FAQs

Ques: Can I change my NEET 2021 exam centre to Delhi if I choose Assamese language as the mode of question paper?

Ans. No, you will not be able to change your NEET 2021 exam Centre. Since you have chosen vernacular languages as the mode of exam, hence, the exam Centre will be allotted to the respective state. Hence, your NEET 2021 exam Centre will be in Assam.

Ques. Can I be allotted the NEET 2021 exam centre in a city other than four provided options in the application form?

Ans. Yes, NTA can allot the centres as per the availability, even if it is not mentioned in the application form.

Ques. I am residing in Kolkata. Nonetheless, can I choose Delhi as the preferable city to take the NEET 2021 exam?

Ans. Yes, you definitely can choose Delhi as the preferred location. However, you are advised to select the NEET 2021 exam centre to your nearby location. It will be convenient for you to reach by time.

Ques. Is it possible to change the NEET 2021 exam centre once the admit card is allotted?

Ans. No, it is not possible to change the NEET 2021 exam centre by the aspirants if the admit card has been released.

Ques. Is it required to bring stationary items at the NEET exam centre?

Ans. Yes, it is better to carry since the NTA authority will not provide you with that kind of stuff.

Ques. Will it be possible to enter the exam hall if I forget to take the admit card?

Ans. No, you will not get permission to enter the exam hall if you do not carry it with yourself.

Ques. How to change the exam center now after the issuance of the NEET 2021 Admit Card?

Ans. As NTA has clearly stated that the exam center once allocated cannot be changed so nothing can be done now.

Ques. On what basis will the choices be fulfilled for NEET 2021 exam center?

Ans. The exam centers are being allotted according to your specified preference and availability of the corresponding exam center.