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MBBS Fees in India Madhya Pradesh is situated at the center of the country and has a dense population, where some of the old and well known medical colleges are established. There are total 23 MBBS colleges in Madhya Pradesh .There are total 14 Government medical colleges in MP and there are 9 private Medical colleges in MP.  There are total 3000 MBBS seats in Madhya Pradesh, among which 1700 seats belongs to the Government medical colleges of the state and 1300 seats belongs to the Private colleges in Madhya Pradesh. The Department of Medical Education (DME) will be conducting the M P medical counselling for the admission process in medical colleges of  Madhya Pradesh. MBBS Top Government Colleges in MP: Seats and Annual Fees College name Year of estb. No of seats Tution fees AIMS, Bhopal 2012 100 50,000 Bundelkhand Medical College, Sagar 2009 100 50,000 Gajra Raja Medical College, Gwalior 1946 150 50,000 Gandhi Medical College, Bhopal 1955 150 50,000 Government Medical College, Datia 2018 100 50,000 Government Medical College, Khandwa 2018 100 50,000 Government Medical College, Ratlam 2018 150 50,000 Government Medical College, Vidisha 2018 150 50,000 M G M Medical College, Indore 1948 150 50,000 NetajiSubhash Chandra Bose Medical Colelge, Jabalpur 1955 150 50,000 Shyam Shah Medical College, Rewa 1963 100 50,000 Government Medical college, shivpuri 2019 100 50,000 Government Medical college,shehdol 2019 100 50,000 Government Medical college, chindwara 2019 100 50,000 MBBS Top Private Colleges in MP: Seats and Annual Fees College name Year of estb. No of seats Tution fees Amaltas Institute of Medical sciences, Dewas 2016 150 8,67,000 Chirayu Medical College and Hospital, Bairagarh,Bhopal 2011 150 9,30,000 Index Medical College H&RC,Indore 2007 150 9,30,000 L.N. Medical College and Research Centre,Bhopal 2009 150 9,30,000 Peoples College of Medical sciences & Research Centre,  Bhopal 2005 150 8,90,000 RKDF Medical College H&RC, Jatkhedi, Bhopal 2014 150 9,30,000 RuxmanibenDeepchandGardi Medical College, Ujjain 2001 150 8,33,000 Sri Aurobindo Medical College and Post Graduate Institute , Indore 2003 100 9,28,000 SukhSagar Medical College and Hospital, Jabalpur 2016 150 9,50,000

MBBS Fees in India : Uttar Pradesh Uttar Pradesh is one of the oldest States with 55 MBBS Colleges and it is most preferred state by the students who wish to study MBBS in India , there are 24 Government MBBS Colleges in U.P and 31 Private MBBS Colleges in U.P. There are total 7174 seats in UP out of which 2924 Government MBBS seats, and 4250 Private MBBS seats. MBBS Top Government Colleges in Uttar Pradesh : Seats and Annual Fees COLLEGE NAME LOCATION NO.OF SEATS EST. YEAR  ANNUAL TUITION FEES ₹  FEES for AIQ ₹  BRD Medical College Gorakhpur 100 1972  24,000.00  42,000.00 Dr. RML Institute of Medical Sciences Lucknow 150 2017  24,000.00  18,000.00 Govt Allopathic Medical College* Banda 100 2016  24,000.00  42,000.00 Govt Medical College Kannauj 100 2012  24,000.00  42,000.00 Govt Medical College & Super Facility Hospital* Azamgarh 100 2013  24,000.00  42,000.00 GSVM Medical College Kanpur 190 1955  24,000.00 36,000.00 Institute of Medical Sciences -BHU(central university) Varanasi 84 1960 24,000.00 14,874.00 Jawaharlal Nehru  Medical College -AMU(central university) Aligarh 150 1961 24,000.00 42,990.00 King George Medical University Lucknow 250 1911 24,000.00 51,600.00 LLRM Medical College Meerut 150 1966 24,000.00 51,000.00 Mahamaya Rajkiya Allopathic Medical College Ambedkarnagar 100 2011 24,000.00 36,000.00 Maharani Laxmi Bai Medical College Jhansi 100 1968 24,000.00 42,000.00 Manyavar Kanshi Ram Ji Govt. Allopathic Medical College* Ghaziabad  100 2013 24,000.00  NA  Moti Lal Nehru Medical College Allahabad 150 1961 24,000.00 36,000.00 Shaikh-UL-Hind Maulana Mahmood Hasan Medical College Saharanpur 100 2015 24,000.00  NA  S N Medical College Agra 150 1939 24,000.00 42,000.00 UP University of Medical Sciences Etawah 150 2006 24,000.00 42,000.00 Govt. Institute of Medical Sciences Greater Noida 100 2019 24,000.00  New College  Government Medical College shahjahanpur, UP 100 2019 24,000.00  New College  Rajkiya Allopathic Medical College       Bahraich 100 2019 24,000.00  New College  Government Medical College Rampur, Basti 100 2019 24,000.00  New College  Government Medical College Firozabad 100 2019 24,000.00  New College  Government Medical College Fiazabad 100 2019 24,000.00  New College  Government Medical College Badaun 100 2919 24,000.00  New College  MBBS Top Private Colleges in Uttar Pradesh : Seats and Annual Fees COLLEGE NAME LOCATION  EST. YEAR NO.OF SEATS  ANNUAL TUITION FEES  Career Instt. Of Medical Sciences & Hospital Lucknow 2011 100  ₹ 14,00000  Era Lucknow Medical College Lucknow 1997 150  ₹ 16,60000  F.H. Medical College & Hospital  Firozabad 2014 150  ₹ 11,30000  G.C.R.G. Institute of Medical Sciences Lucknow 2016 150  ₹  8,50000  G.S.Medical College & Hospital Hapur 2018 150  ₹ 8,50000  Glocal Medical College & Hospital* Saharanpur 2016 150  ₹ 13,00000  Heritage Institute of Medical Sciences Varanasi 2015 150  ₹ 10,31000  Hind Institute of Medical Sciences Barabanki 2009 100  ₹ 11,30000  Hind Institute of Medical Sciences Sitapur 2015 150  ₹ 9,88000  Integral IMS & Research Lucknow 2013 150  ₹ 15,00000  K.D.Medical College H&RC Mathura 150 150  ₹ 8,50000  Krishna Mohan Medical College & Hospital Mathura 2016 150  ₹ 11,30000  Major S D Singh Medical College & Hospital* Farrukhabad 2011 100  ₹ 8,50000  Mayo Institute of Medical Sciences Barabanki 2012 150  ₹ 10,67000  Mulayam Singh Yadav Medical Collg & Hosp* Meerut 2018 150  ₹ 9,09500  Muzaffarnagar Medical College Muzzaffarnagar 2006 150  ₹ 10,59000  Prasad Institute of Medical Sciences Lucknow 2016 150  ₹ 8,50000  Rajshree Medical Research Institute Bareilly 2014 150  ₹ 11,30000  Rama Medical College and Hospital  Kanpur 2008 100  ₹ 11,30000  Rama Medical College and Research Centre Hapur 2011 150  ₹ 11,30000  Rohilkhand Medical College & Hospital Bareilly 2006 150  ₹ 10,81000  Santosh Medical Collg. (Deemed University) Ghaziabad 1996 100  ₹ 22,00000  Saraswati Institute of Medical Sciences Hapur 2008 100  ₹ 11,05000  Saraswati Medical College Unnao 2016 150  ₹ 10,55000  School of Medical Sciences & Research Greater Noida 2009 150  ₹ 11,50000  Shri Ram Murti Smarak Institute of Medical Sciences Bareilly 2005 100  ₹ 11,44000  Subharti Medical College Meerut 1996 100  ₹ 8,50000  T S Misra Medical College & Hospital Lucknow 2016 150  ₹ 11,30000  Teerthanker Mahaveer Medical College Moradabad 2008 150  ₹ 16,20000  Varun Arjun Medical College* Shahjahanpur 2016 150  ₹ 11,10000  Venkateshwara Institute of Medical Sciences* Gajraula 2016 150  ₹ 8,50000 

NEET 2019 Official Answer Key: Download at ntaneet.nic.in The National Testing Agency is expected to release the official NEET 2019 answer key and the ORM Sheets anytime soon. Both the NEET 2019 answer key and the ORM sheets will be released in the online mode through the official website of the examination. A separate answer key will be released for all the paper codes and will contain answers to all the questions asked in NEET 2019 examination.Also, the ORM sheets will contain the candidate’s response to the question. Candidates can use the official NEET 2019 answer key and compare it to their recorded response to calculate their expected score in the examination. The actual results of the NEET 2019 exam will be released on June 5, 2019. NEET 2019 result will constitute the candidate’s scorecard andit will also contain other information such as candidate’s name, roll number, category wise qualifying percentile and score, subject wise and total marks, candidate’s All India Rank (AIR) and category rank. Steps to download NEET 2019 Official Answer key Visit the official website of ntaneet.nic.in. Under the current events section click on the ‘Answer key’ link. Candidateswill be then redirected to the login page. Enter the NEET Registration and Password. The code wise answer key will be displayed on the screen. Click on the relevant answer key and download the answer key and compare the official key with your responses. Candidates will be able to access and challenge the NEET 2019 Answer Key. Interested candidates can challenge the official NEET 2019 answer key in the online by paying Rs.1000 per question. The examination body will announce the official NEET 2019 result by June 5, 2019.

NEET UG 2019 Correction Facility of Online Application Form National Testing Agency has brought to the notice of NEET UG candidates about the correction facility in the particulars of online application form before the declaration of result. The facility for correction will be operational on the official website of NEET from 27/05/2019 to 31/05/2019upto 5.00 PM. The candidates are advised to visit the website and verify their particulars and make necessary corrections where ever required. Since, it is a onetime facility extended to the candidates to avoid any hardship, the candidates are informed to undertake the corrections carefully as no further chance will be given.The correction is being allowed in the following fields: Father’s Name. Mother’s Name. Date of Birth. Gender Category

The NTA administered NEET-UG 2019 has been successfully conducted on May 5, 2019 where the candidates had to answer a total of 180 questions. The offline question booklet of NTA NEET 2019 had multiple-choice questions from three subjects- Physics, Chemistry and Biology. While each correct answer would fetch four marks, one mark would be deducted for every wrong answer, as per the NTA marking scheme of NEET 2019 paper. According to the experts of Allen Kota, the overall NEET 2019 paper can be termed as a moderate to easy paper. Breaking the previous past years’ trend, Physics surprised the test takers on easy terms, Chemistry as expected turned out to be another easy paper along with Biology. However, the Biology paper of NEET 2019 was somewhat lengthy and therefore the overall paper had been scaled between moderate to easy level. There has been a tremendous increase in the number of candidates those who register and qualify NEET every year. This year NEET 2019 has seen around 1519000 registrations for NEET and every year the competition seems to increase. In keeping with the NEET 2018 statistics, out of 13,26,725 candidates who appeared for the exam, only 7,14,562 could qualify the exam by scoring marks equal to or more than the NEET Cutoff qualifying percentile requirements. There has been a tremendous increase in the number of candidates those who register and qualify NEET every year. This year NEET 2019 has seen around 1519000 registrations for NEET and every year the competition seems to increase. In keeping with the NEET 2018 statistics, out of 13,26,725 candidates who appeared for the exam, only 7,14,562 could qualify the exam by scoring marks equal to or more than the NEET Cutoff qualifying percentile requirements. NEET UG 2019: SECTION-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF QUESTIONS AND MARKS Subjects/Sections Number of Questions Allotted Marks Physics 45 180 Chemistry 45 180 Biology (Botany+Zoology) 90 (45+45) 360 (180+180) Total 180 720 Exam duration and the pattern of the exam did not pose any differences as compared to previous years except for the fact that in Biology the questions were shuffled across Botany and Zoology. Exam was below expected levels of difficulty with respect to Physics. One could say that Chemistry was also considered easy as most questions were direct and not demanding complex understanding or calculations.Biology takes the center stage with questions off-NCERT questions, slightly confusing match the following type questions and lengthy to read theory questions. As subject experts unanimously agree that NEET-UG was relatively easier this year, the expected cutoff has been predicted to go high. The experts feel that the paper was easier than last year, therefore the cutoff is likely to increase and is expected to be around 530 to 570 for unreserved catogery under AIQ . Category Cutoff Percentile Expected Cutoff Actual Cutoff General (UR) 50th Percentile 530-570 To be declared SC/ST/OBC 40th Percentile – To be declared UR PwD 45th Percentile – To be declared

National Testing Agency has conducted NEET 2019 exam for more than 1.5 million students across India. The NEET entrance exam is being held as an entrance-cum-eligibility test for admission to both medical and dental undergraduate courses offered by colleges across the country. According to the experts, the NEET 2019 exam was considered between easy to moderate level with most questions based on NCERT text books. There were no surprises in the exam and the pattern was similar to that of last years. No section was particularly difficult. There were around 7-8 questions directly taken from the previous year’s paper and the NCERT text book. Any aspirant who has studied from the NCERT text book, will be able to score well in the exam. NEET 2019 Physics paper Analysis : As per the NEET 2019 analysis released by experts, the difficulty level of physics was moderate with an equal number of questions appearing form Class 11 and Class 12 syllabus. Experts point out that the 92 marks were dedicated to class 12 syllabus and questions from topics like Mechanics and Modern Physics consisted of almost 50% of the paper. Questions from Current Electricity and Magnetic Effect of Current constituted an easy portion of the Physics section. Thermodynamics and Properties of Matter also played a key role in this section. Unit Number of Questions Easy Moderate Difficult Mechanics 17 0 16 1 Heat and Thermodynamics 3 0 3 0 Properties of matter 3 0 2 1 Electrostatics and Capacitor 4 0 4 0 Current Electricity 3 0 3 0 Magnetism, Magnetic Effect of Current and AC 5 0 4 1 Modern Physics 6 0 5 1 Ray and Way Optics 4 0 4 0 Total 45 0 41 4 NEET EXAM 2019 Chemistry Paper Analysis : Expert analysis shows that a total of 24 questions appeared from Class 11 syllabus and 21 from Class 12. The overall difficulty of this section was determined to be easy in comparison to last year’s question paper. The maximum number of questions appeared from the section of Physical chemistry. Total 14 questions from inorganic Chemistry and 12 questions from organic Chemistry were asked in NEET 2019. Units Number of questions Very Easy Easy Moderate Inorganic 14 5 5 4 Physical 19 10 5 4 Organic 12 5 5 2 Total 45 20 15 10 NEET EXAM 2019 Biology Paper Analysis : The overall difficulty level was identified to be of average level. A maximum number of questions came from the topic of genetics – I principle of inheritance & variation and cell in Botany sections. 52% of Class 11 syllabus was covered in the Zoology section and 52% of Class 12 syllabus was covered in the Botany section. Four questions were out of syllabus and were considered difficult to understand. Units Number of questions Easy Moderate Difficult Zoology 40 6 31 3 Botany 50 8 40 2 Total 90 14 71 5 Expected Cutoff NEET 2019 : As subject experts unanimously agree that NEET was relatively easier this year, the expected cutoff has been predicted to go high. The expected general cutoff for NEET qualified would vary between 125 and 135. But for admissions in All India quota & State quota government colleges the cutoff may vary between 510 and 520. The experts feel that as the paper was easier than last year, the cutoffs might likely increase.

NEET UG 2019 : Exam Analysis, Student’s Reaction, NEET Answer Key, and Solutions by Experts: National Testing Agency (NTA) has organized its Maiden NEET exam as an entrance cum eligibility test for admissions to medical and dental courses in the country. In NEET 2019, 180 questions were asked from Physics, Chemistry and Biology with each question carries 4 marks. There were 45 each question from Physics and Chemistry while there were 90 questions from Biology (for Botany and Zoology). The duration of the exam was three hours.Medical colleges (except AIIMSs and JIPMER) will accept NEET scores for the counselling in both all India and state level medical admissions. Recently, the Medical Council of Indian (MCI) has also made NEET as mandatory clause for taking admissions in foreign medical colleges. Students felt that overall NEET 2019 exam was easy with easy subjects being Physics and Biology. Most questions were from NCERT and felt this exam paper was better from the previous one. Biology was easier than expected.General consensus of many students was that that NEET 2019 was an easier paper compared to the one in 2018. Most questions were from NCERT text books. This has lead to the doubt that cutoffs may be high if the exam is of easy or moderate difficulty levels. NTA will release the NEET 2019 answer key (official), images of OMR response sheet and the test booklet codes of the candidates on May 25, 2019 (tentative). Candidates will be able to access and challenge the NEET 2019 Answer Key till 5.00 PM on May 27, 2019 (tentative).Interested aspirants can challenge the official answer key in the online by paying Rs.1000 per question. The examination body will announce the NEET 2019 result by June 5, 2019. Candidates can download the answer key of NEET 2019 of prominent coaching institutes from the article below. NEET 2019 answer key will contain the answers to the questions asked in the exam. Candidates can match their answers with the solutions provided in the answer key. Using the NEET solution key 2019, students can calculate and know their scores secured in the offline MBBS/BDS exam. NEET 2019 Exam Pattern Subject Number of questions Marks Physics 45 180 Chemistry 45 180 Biology (Botany + Zoology) 90 360 Total 180 720 How to Calculate NEET 2019 Score? Once the candidates have downloaded the NEET 2019 Answer Key, they can calculate the marks they have scored based on the NEET 2019 marking scheme. +4 for every correct answer -1 for every incorrect answer No marks will be deducted for the unattempted questions After checking the NEET 2019 answer key, candidates must note down the number of correct and incorrect answers that they have marked in the exam and calculate their NEET Score. Overall, it was a standard NEET paper and cut-offs are likely to follow the similar trend like NEET 2017 & 2018 exams.   Click Images to Download

CLICK FOR NEET PG 2020 REVISED CUT-OFF NEET PG 2019 REVISED CUTOFF: Health ministry approves to reduce the Cutoff. A move that will benefit thousands of medical aspirants, Union health ministry decided to bring down the cutoffs for post graduate medical seats through National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Examination (NEET) 2019.The National Board of Examinations (NBE) is the responsible body for releasing the NEET PG 2019 cutoff. NEET PG 2019 is conducted by the National Board of Examinations (NBE) for admission to all post-graduate medical courses in the country. The minimum qualifying percentile was at 50th percentile for general category, 40th percentile for OBC/SC/ST and 45% percentile for PWD category.It has been decided in consultation with Director general of health services ( DGHS)  and Medical Council of India (MCI), to reduce the percentile cutoffs for NEET PG 2019, Union Health Ministry said in a statement. On 7th May 2019 the Central Government in consultation with the Medical Council of India(MCI) has decided to reduce the percentile cutoffs for NEET PG by 6 percentile, taking them to 44 percentile for general category candidates, 39 percentile for Persons with Disabilities category and 34 percentile for SC/ST/OBC category candidates. In accordance with the Clause 9(III) of the Indian Postgraduate Medical Education Regulations, 2000, when sufficient number of candidates fail to secure the minimum marks, the Central Government in consultation with the MCI, may lower the minimum cutoff marks which shall be applicable for the said academic year to fulfill the vacant medical Post graduation seat. This is a significant step towards strengthening the medical sector and indicates the priority given by the Indian Government to it. The NEET PG 2019 cutoff depends on various factors like difficulty level of the exam, number of applicants and availability of seats among others. Only the candidates who will qualify according to NEET PG cutoff 2019 will be included in the merit list released by NBE. The NEET PG Cutoff trends for the various categories have been given below. THE NEET PG CUTOFF TRENDS : Category Minimum Qualifying Percentile NEET PG cutoff 2019 NEET PG cutoff 2018 NEET PG cutoff 2017 Unreserved (UR) 50th Percentile 340 321 705 Scheduled Caste (SC) 40th Percentile 295 281 655 Scheduled Tribe (ST) 40th Percentile 295 281 655 Other Backward Classes (OBC) 40th Percentile 295 281 655 REVISED NEET PG CUTOFF TRENDS : Category NEET PG cutoff Revised 2019 (Tentative) NEET PG revised cutoff 2018 NEET PG revised cutoff 2017 Unreserved (UR) 313* 262 668 Scheduled Caste (SC) 270* 225 619 Scheduled Tribe (ST) 270* 225 619 Other Backward Classes (OBC) 270* 225 619

NEET 2019 EXAM CENTRES CHANGED: NTA ISSUES FRESH ADMIT CARDS: NEET UG exam is the national-level entrance exam which is conducted for admission to undergraduate medical and dental courses which are offered at medical and dental institutes approved by MCI. Due to the ongoing Lok Sabha elections, National Testing Agency, ahead of the NEET examination, has changed the examination centres for multiple cities.The list of the changed exam centres is available on the official website. NTA has also notified the concerned students through email, SMS, and voice message. Since the NEET examination centres have been changed, NTA has also issued fresh NEET 2019 Admit Cards. List of Cities where NEET 2019 exam centre has been changed: The NEET 2019 examination centres have either been rectified or been changed in the following states: Chhattisgarh Delhi Gujarat Karnataka Kerala Maharashtra Rajasthan Uttar Pradesh West Bengal Assam Himachal Pradesh Jharkhand Madhya Pradesh Manipal Meghalaya Tamil Nadu Tripura Jammu and Kashmir Odisha Students who have their examination centres in cities in any of the above states, should ensure if their exam centre has been changed and download their newly issued admit card for NEET UG 2019 examination.Candidates are also advised to acquaint themselves with the location of the new exam centre allotted, so that they do not face any difficulty in reaching the newly allotted NEET exam centre.The new NEET 2019 Admit Cards are available on the official website for NEET UG 2019. The NEET exam date remains unchanged.

NEET Exam 2019 Rules and Regulations: National Testing Agency is going to conduct NEET UG 2019 on May 5, 2019 which had been earlier conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE).Over 15.19 lakh medical aspirants have applied for the most awaited UG Medical (MBBS and BDS) entrance exam in India.NTA has laid down specific NEET Exam 2019 Rules and Regulations that a candidate is bound to adhere to. The exam day guidelines include all the necessary information on the do’s and don’ts that an aspirant must take care of. It will also acquaint the candidates about crucial information like reporting time, items to bring on the day of examination and more. According to the NEET UG 2019 Rules and Regulations, if any candidate employs unfair means or any activity which might give a candidate an illegitimate advantage over other candidates will be subjected to punishment specified by the conducting authority. Candidates in possession of any barred item will not be allowed to enter inside the examination hall. Talking or assisting other candidates to engage in any kind of malpractice inside the exam hall will be strictly dealt with as per the rules and regulations of NEET UG 2019. Candidates are not allowed to contact or communicate with any person other than the examination staff in the exam hall. Manipulation of documents like NEET admit card is against the NEET UG 2019 rules and regulations. Candidates have to provide the exact information on the NEET answer sheet as they have given while filling the application form. Flouting any of the rules mentioned above will lead to punishment in the form of debarment for 3 years and the candidate will also be liable for criminal action as deemed fit by the authority.  NEET UG 2019 Exam Day Instructions: Things to carry for NEET exam Along with the increasing exam preparation pace, the candidates must also pay keen attention to important things like examination hall etiquettes. NEET UG 2019 exam will be held on May 5, 2019 at 104 exam cities in the country. Given below are the important rules that every candidate, appearing for the exam, must follow. Candidates must carry their NEET UG 2019 admit card to the exam hall. They must reach the exam center much before the exam time and the candidates won’t be allowed to enter the exam hall after 9.30 am. They must carry the downloaded admit card and with Performa which is an attachment of admit card along with Photograph duly affixed on it. They must not carry anything to the exam hall except their admit card and photographs. Candidates must not carry any of the barred items inside the exam hall. They must also ensure that they have signed twice on the attendance sheet. Candidates must fill up the NEET test booklet using ball point pen and must match the codes of the test booklet and answer sheet before starting the exam. They must fill the answer sheet and mark the responses using blue/ black ball point pen. Candidates must preserve the Admit Cards till their final admission in MBBS/BDS Course. NEET Exam Day Guidelines 2019: Barred Items Stationery items, printed or any kind of paper other than the NEET admit card and ID proof will not be permitted inside the exam hall. Items like geometry/pencil box, calculator, pen, scale, writing pad, pen drives, and eraser will not be allowed inside the exam centre. Communication devices like mobile phone, Bluetooth, earphones, pager, and health band are strictly prohibited. Candidates cannot carry items like wrist watch, wallet, handbags, belt, cap, and ornaments. Any other item like microchip, Bluetooth, or camera which could be used for unfair means are strictly prohibited. NEET UG 2019 Exam Dress Code NTA has also issued specific NEET exam dress code for all the candidates who will be appearing for NEET UG 2019. It is mandatory for all the candidates to adhere to the dress code for the authorities to conduct the NEET examination smoothly. Candidates are asked to wear light clothes with half sleeves. Candidates must note that long sleeves will not be allowed inside the exam hall. NTA has allowed for the candidates, who follow a particular religion, to wear their customary dress. However, such candidates are required to report at the exam centre at least an hour before the last reporting time i.e. 12.30 noon so that there is enough time for proper frisking without any inconvenience to the candidates. Aspirants are required to wear footwear only with low heels like slippers or sandals. No candidate will be allowed to wear shoes inside the NEET exam center.  

NEET UG 2019  Exam Day General Instructions: National Testing Agency is going to conduct NEET UG 2019 on May5, 2019. The exam day guidelines include all the necessary information on the do’s and dont’s that an aspirant must take care. It will also acquaint the candidates about crucial information like reporting time, items to bring on the day of examination and more. Candidates are required to carry their NEET UG 2019 admit card as it is the mandatory document required to enter the exam hall. Those who do not possess a valid admit card will not be permitted to enter the test hall. Every candidate will be given their own seat along with a roll number. It is essential that the candidates find their designated seat, failing which, the candidature of an aspirant shall be cancelled. No candidate will be entertained to enter the exam hall post 1:30 PM. Candidates are required to bring the following documents to the exam hall. If the candidate does not possess any of the following documents on the day of examination his/her candidature shall be cancelled. Print copy of NEET UG 2019 Admit Card Passport size photograph A valid photo ID proof PwD certificate (if applicable) No candidate should possess any barred item which is recognized as an unfair means giving an unfair advantage to the candidates. The authority will not provide any facility for safekeeping thus it is advisable not to bring any item that has been barred. Candidates will not be allowed to leave the exam hall before the conclusion of the exam. Beverages and eatables are not allowed inside the exam hall. Candidates must also ensure that the test booklet contains the same number of pages as mentioned on the cover of the test booklet. NEET UG 2019  Exam Day Guidelines: Any documents other than NEET admit card 2019 and photograph will not be permitted inside the exam hall. The invigilators will give the candidates NEET UG 2019 exam guidelines which should be adhered to by the candidates. Candidates will be required to sign the NEET answer sheet once in the beginning of the exam and then after the conclusion of the exam. Candidates will be required to give their finger impressions on the NEET UG 2019 exam attendance sheet. To fill the particulars on the test booklet, candidates will be provided the test booklet 15 minutes ahead of the examination. Candidates will be provided with a ballpoint pen in the exam hall to write the examination. To check the number of pages in the booklet, candidates will be given five minutes to open the seal of the test booklets right before the start of examination. Candidates must also ensure that the code written on the test booklet is similar to the one provided on the answer sheet enclosed in the test booklet. Candidates need to fill their details on either sides of the OMR answer sheet. It is mandatory to submit the OMR sheet to the invigilator before leaving the NEET exam hall.