A total of 611 examination centres will be set up across 27 districts in India. Approximately 2.09 lakh candidates are expected to take part in this competitive entrance test for medical courses.

The NEET UG exam will occur from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Candidates must arrive at their designated exam centres at least 1–2 hours before the reporting time. The National Testing Agency has already released the NEET UG admit card.

Key details about the exam:

• The NEET exam comprises 180 questions from Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, totaling 720 marks.
• The marking scheme awards +4 points for correct answers and deducts -1 point for incorrect ones.
• Special trains will operate on May 3 to assist candidates traveling to their exam centres.

The Examination Controller of Kolhan University stated, “The decision was taken to ensure smooth conduct of both university examinations and the NEET exam.” Candidates are advised to avoid bringing prohibited items such as mobile phones and electronic gadgets.

Candidates scoring above 650 may secure top ranks in this highly competitive examination. As preparations continue, observers remain focused on how these arrangements will impact both university students and NEET candidates alike.

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