5 days to go for release of NEET 2019 Admit Card; Key points to keep in mind

NEW DELHI, APRIL 9, 2019: There are just 5 days to go for the release of the NEET 2019 admit card on April 15. National Testing Agency which is the conducting authority for the exam will issue the admit card in online mode through the candidate’s login. To download the admit card of NEET 2019, students will have to enter their application/registration number as well as their date of birth. Know key points to keep in mind while downloading the NEET admit card.

Relevant Timeline for NEET Admit Card

How to download the admit card?

• Go to https://ntaneet.nic.in/Ntaneet/Welcome.aspx
• Use the link given to download the NEET admit card
• Login and enter your credentials
• Use the download button to avail your admit card

Details that are mentioned on the admit card are candidate’s roll number, name, father’s name, category, sub-category, photograph, signature, date of birth, language of question paper with name and address of examination centre allotted.

Key points to keep in mind:

1. Check details for accuracy:  After downloading the NEET admit card, check the details mentioned thoroughly

2. Check inbox for NTA’s email: Since NTA will email you the admit card, check your registered email for the same. Keep this email for future reference or in case you need to download more copies of the admit card.

3. Affix a photograph:  All candidates will have to affix a photograph in the place provided on the admit card. This photo has to be the same as the one uploaded with the application form.

4. Parent’s signature: Ensure that your parent’s signature in in place as it is mandatory as a form of undertaking for the exam.

5. DON’T sign in the candidate’s place: The signature for the candidate is to be done in the exam room to verify the identity of the candidate.

Candidates who don’t have internet access can approach one of the many Common Services Centres that list of which is available in the brochure.

NEET 2019 is to be held on May 5, 2019 in across 154 cities across 36 states and Union Territories. The exam is a pen and paper based one to be held for 3 hours from 2 to 5 pm.