NEET PG 2021 exam on April 18
The National Board of Examination has released the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test - Postgraduate (NEET PG) admit card for candidates of MD, MS and other postgraduate diploma courses at official website nbe.edu.in. The process of issuing the admit cards will be completed in one or two days. The entrance exam will be conducted on April 18. The registered candidates will have to login the NBE online portal using their username and password to procure their admit cards. NBE had also released the exam-day guidelines for NEET-PG aspirants along with additional COVID-19 guidelines.
NBE had released the NEET-PG brochure prior to the exam which has listed out the various instructions to be followed by the candidates on the day of examination.
Documents Required on NEET-PG Exam-Day
The candidates have to carry their NEET-PG admit card, a photo-ID which can include a driving license, aadhar card, passport or a valid license.
They must carry a registration certificate issued by Medical Council of India (MCI) or State Medical Council (SMC).
The foreign nationals will have to carry their passport and proof of being a medical practitioner in their country.
Instructions For NEET-PG Exam-Day
Candidates must report at the exam hall by 3:00 pm. After that no candidate will be allowed entry into the hall.
Aspirants must note that the name and details mentioned in photo ID matches with the details in NEET PG admit card. If there are any differences, one is advised to bring relevant documents to show the change of details.
Candidates have to paste a recent photograph on the NEET PG admit card 2021 under the below mentioned specifications.
Items Prohibited In Exam-Hall
NEET-PG candidates must not carry certain items inside the exam-hall. They have been advised to follow the instructions given by NBE to avoid any last-minute hassle.
They cannot carry stationery items like pen, paper, writing pad, pen drive, eraser.
Any electronic device like mobile phones, tablet, calculator, watch, bluetooth, etc.
Ornaments like rings, earrings, chains and bangles.
Other items like wallets, belts and goggles
Any eatable items, whether opened or packed