The exam will run in a single shift from 2 PM to 5 PM in India. Candidates must arrive at their designated exam centres by 1:30 PM. For those taking the test in Dubai and Sharjah, the timings are adjusted to 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM, while candidates in Riyadh will sit for the exam from 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM.

Candidates arriving late will face strict penalties. In Dubai and Sharjah, entry will be denied after 12 noon, while those in Riyadh must arrive before 11 AM. To gain entry, candidates must present their NEET UG 2026 admit card along with a valid photo ID and passport-size photographs.

The examination consists of a total of 180 questions, which collectively carry a maximum score of 720 marks. To ensure security and integrity, biometric verification will be implemented at all exam centres. Additionally, candidates must adhere to a strict dress code and avoid bringing prohibited items such as electronic gadgets.

NTA has firmly dismissed rumors regarding potential paper leaks, emphasizing its commitment to maintaining the integrity of the examination process. Observers note that ensuring a secure environment is crucial for the credibility of such a significant medical entrance exam.

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Exam Details:

• The NEET UG 2026 exam will occur in offline mode.
• A total of 611 examination centres have been established across 27 districts.
• Approximately 2.09 lakh candidates are expected to participate.

Candidates must arrive at their respective exam centres at least 1–2 hours before the reporting time. The National Testing Agency has released the NEET UG Admit Card for this year’s examination. Candidates aiming for top ranks should score above 650, as the exam consists of 180 questions, totaling 720 marks.

Exam Guidelines:

• The marking scheme awards +4 points for correct answers and deducts -1 point for incorrect ones.
• Candidates are advised against bringing prohibited items such as mobile phones and electronic gadgets.
• Special trains will operate on May 3 to assist candidates traveling to their exam centres.

This year’s NEET UG exam is particularly significant as it serves as a crucial entry point for medical courses in India. Jaipur has emerged as the largest hub among the examination centres, further reflecting the scale of this event.

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