New guidelines have been introduced for the NEET UG exam, potentially resulting in disqualification for even minor infractions.
New Rules For NEET UG Exam
Fresh regulations have been implemented for NEET UG, specifying important exam protocols that students must adhere to or risk exclusion from the test. The National Testing Agency (NTA) is overseeing this year’s exam, with approximately 24 lakh students expected to participate.
Date and Importance of NEET UG Exam
The NEET UG exam is scheduled for the 5th with preparations now finalized. Widely considered one of the toughest examinations nationwide, NEET’s syllabus for medical colleges is renowned not only in India but globally.
Key Changes in NEET UG Tie-Breaking Policy
A significant change in NEET this year is the revised tie-breaking policy. Ranks will now be determined not solely based on qualifying marks but will incorporate a technological approach.
Performance Criteria for NEET UG Ranking
Performance in Biology (Botany and Zoology), Chemistry, and Physics will determine ranking, with computerized systems conducting any necessary tie-breaking. Security measures will be stringent at exam entry, including metal detector scans and compulsory security checks.
Strict Entry Procedures and Prohibited Items
Prohibited items within the exam premises encompass books, paper, pencils, calculators, pens, rulers, notebooks, USB drives, electronic pens, scanners, mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, headphones, microphones, cameras, pagers, fitness trackers, jewelry, purses, belts, water bottles, and snacks.
NEET UG Dress Code Requirements
Compliance with the NEET UG dress code is mandatory for exam entry. Candidates must have decent dress for the exam and simple footwear.
Special Considerations for Dress Code Exceptions
Candidates with medical or religious reasons for non-compliance must seek NTA permission ahead of time.