NEET PG 2025 Today: Exam for around 2.5 lakh candidates begins at 9 am; dress code, entry rules
Anu Parthiban | August 3, 2025 | 07:56 AM IST | 2 mins read
NEET PG Dress Code 2025: The NBEMS will be conducted from 9 am to 12.30 pm. Candidates are advised to not wear heavy clothes with large button, caps, or goggles to the exam centre.
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Download nowThe National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test - Postgraduate (NEET PG 2025) exam for around 2.5 lakh candidates will be held today at 179 exam cities across the country. Candidates are required to carry the NEET PG admit card and follow the dress code prescribed by the NBEMS to be allowed entry. NEET PG 2025 LIVE
As per the NEET PG exam timings 2025, the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) will be conducted from 9 am to 12.30 pm. Candidates are required to reach the exam centres well in advance to avoid last-minute hassle.
This year, the NBE has issued strict guidelines to avoid use of unfair means and ensure smooth conduct of the exam. Candidates will not be allowed to carry water bottles, rough paper, or any electronic devices inside the exam centres.
NEET PG exam timings 2025
The detailed NEET PG timings for entry, exit, and exam is given below.
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NEET PG |
Timings |
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Allow Candidates to enter the examination centre and Commence Registration for the test |
7 am |
|
Entry gate closes |
8.30 am |
|
Grant access for Candidate Login |
8.45 am |
|
Candidates log in to read instructions |
8.50 am |
|
NEET PG exam start time |
9 am |
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NEET PG exam end time |
12.30 pm |
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NEET PG 2025: From entry to exit
Candidates are required to follow the exam-day guidelines issued by the NBEMS throughout the exam.
- Only candidates who have a valid ID and NEET PG admit card downloaded from the official website, natboard.edu.in, will be allowed entry into the exam centre.
- Candidates will have to flash the admit card and ID proof for verification at the reporting counter, after which the exam centre officials will inform the candidates about the lab and seat number.
- Use of bio break will be prohibited after registration till the start of the examination.
- Candidates are banned from bringing pencils, pens, rough paper, electronic devices such as calculators, bluetooth, mobile phones etc.
- A digital calculator will be displayed on the computer.
- Only diabetics or pregnant ladies will be allowed to carry a small amount of sugar or food in a transparent cover.
- As per the NEET PG dress code for male and female, candidates should avoid wearing heavy clothes with large button, cap, and goggles. All ornaments like bracelets, ring, earrings, nose-pin, chain, necklace, pendants are strictly prohibited.
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