NEET 2023 registration likely to begin this month; documents required, official websites
NEET 2023 application form was released last year three months before exam. Therefore, NEET registration is expected to begin in February at neet.nta.nic.in.
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NEW DELHI: The National Testing Agency (NTA) will hold the single-largest medical entrance exam, National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET 2023) on May 7, 2023. The NEET application form 2023 will be made available soon on the official website, neet.nta.nic.in.
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Last year, the NTA started the NEET registration on April 6 for the exam scheduled on July 17. The NEET UG application process usually begins three months before the NEET exam date .
As per the past trends, the NEET UG 2023 registration is expected to begin this month. However, the NTA is yet to announce the NEET UG 2023 application form release date. Applicants will have to provide a valid email address and mobile number while registering through the NEET login.
This year, the NEET UG 2023 exam will be held on May 7. The NEET exam date 2023 was announced by the NTA in December last year. The "reserve dates" were announced by the NTA based on the suggestions of the expert committee set up by the government. The committee formulated an annual schedule for JEE Main 2023, NEET 2023, CUET 2023 exam to prevent clashes between exams.
NEET 2023 list of documents required
Applicants who are awaiting the NTA NEET application form are required to keep the following mandatory documents ready.
|
Documents |
Specifications |
Size and Format |
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Passport Photograph |
|
Size - 10 Kb to 200 KbFormat - JPG |
|
Postcard size picture |
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4"x6" (Size 10 kb - 200 kb) |
|
Signature |
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Size - 4 Kb to 30 KbFormat - JPG |
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Left-hand thumb impression |
In case of any eventuality of left-hand thumb being unavailable, right-hand thumb impression may be used. Blue ink on white paper |
Size: 10 kb to 200 kb |
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Class 10 passing certificate |
Candidate should scan his/her Class 10 passing certificate before uploading |
Size - 50 kb to 300 kb |
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Category certificate |
SC/ST/OBC/EWS certificate |
Size - 50 kb to 300 kb |
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PwBD certificate |
Certificate obtained by the list of centers mentioned in the brochure |
Size - 50 kb to 300 kb |
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Citizenship certificate |
Citizenship/Embassy certificate or any documentary proof of citizenship in PDF format |
Size - 50 kb to 300 kb |
NEET 2023 websites
Last year, 18,72,341 candidates registered for the NEET UG exam. Every year, over 16 lakh aspirants appear in the medical entrance exam. Candidates can check the following NEET official websites for latest updates.
- nta.ac.in
- neet.nta.nic.in 2023.
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