NEET 2020 Exam Centres List (Revised) – Complete list with City codes

Due to the pandemic of COVID-19, NTA has doubled the number of NEET Exam centres to ensure the regulations of social distancing implementation. NTA has also revised some of the NEET 2020 exam centres due to general elections. The authority reopened the NEET Application Correction Window till 20th July, 2020, so that the aspirants can modify their preferable exam centres.

Update: NTA has provided facility to check allocated exam centres in advanced. Candidates will be able to download NEET Admit card approximately 15 days prior to the exam. Read More

Students from UAE are advised to choose their NEET exam centres in UAE only, since it is not possible to travel from the country to India to appear for the NEET 2020 exam. In this regard, NTA got support from Pinarayi Vijayan, CM of Kerala in favour of the demand for local exam centres.

Students can give their choices of top 3 NEET 2020 exam centres as per their preference. But the examination authorities will allot the final examination centre. The students do not have flexibility to change the allotted exam centre. NTA has released NEET exam dates 2020 at their official site as well.

NEET Exam Centres and their Codes

The following table shows the complete list of exam centre with their states name and specified codes:

NEET Exam Centres from Andaman & Nicobar to Delhi/New Delhi

NEET Exam Centres from Goa to Punjab

NEET Exam Centres from Rajasthan to West Bengal

NEET 2020 Test Centres

• NTA has established a wide network of test centres for the aspirants from rural areas.
• The candidates, who are willing to complete their UG coursework in AYUSH (that is Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy), need to apply for NEET 2020 Exam.

NTA Doubles NEET 2020 Exam centres

Approximately 15 Lakh aspirants will sit for NEET 2020 exam. Amidst the pandemic of COVID-19, it is very challenging to seat that number of students while conforming to the social norms. Consequently, NTA has increased the number of exam centres in 2020. It will help to maintain social distancing.

• As per their planning, the candidates will sit two metres apart from the other candidate. The gap between two aspirants was 1 metre last year.
• To obey the government orders, the number of test centres for NEET 2020 will be increased to 6000. Initially, the number of NEET 2020 exam was 3000.
• Mode of exam for the single shift and single day will be same.

Initially the NEET aspirants can choose their preferable exam city and centre. Nonetheless, NTA will conduct the final seat allotment for the students. For instance, in the situation like overbooking and underbooking, NTA will change the seat allotment to the aspirants. Read More

Process of Choosing NEET 2020 Exam Centres

• NTA allots the NEET exam centres to the aspirants.
• The candidates should choose three preferable exam centres during the NEET Application 2020 form fill up process.
• Once the students login to their account, they need to provide detailed information. The information is related to their choice of preferences.
• Kindly note it down that you will not be eligible to edit your application once you submit it.
• Candidates should double check every entry, based on their accessibility.
• The booking slots for online exams are dependent upon first come first serve basis. There are eight different settings for online exam.
• You are advised to book your slots as soon as possible. Kindly note it down that queries related to the same matter will not be entertained.
• The aspirants from Assam, Meghalaya, Jammu and Kashmir should bring Aadhaar Card number to the exam centre. Otherwise they must choose the exam centres only within their state respectively.
• NEET exam centres will be allocated based on first-come-first-serve basis.

Exam Centres of NEET 2020: Based on the Language

The candidates can give their exam in 10 different languages (as per their preferences). The following table shows the enlisted languages and the available exam centre correspondingly:

NEET 2020 Exam Day Instructions 

• NEET exam centre will be opened 2.5 hours before the exam time, i.e., at 7:30 am. No entry will be allowed after 9:30 am so candidates are advised to reach the exam centre on time.
• Candidates must carry their NEET Admit Card at the exam centre.
• The applicants must carry a passport-sized photograph at the exam centre to be pasted on the attendance sheet.
• Without the NEET admit card, candidates will not be allowed into the exam centre.
• Candidates are advised not to carry any personal belongings at the exam centre may or may not allowed to keep anything at the NEET 2020 exam centre
• No applicants will be allowed in the NEET 2020 exam centre with any digital instrument such as calculator, Mobiles.
• If any candidates found with any digital instrument then his/her exam will be cancelled.

The students are advised to book their exam centre as early as they can to avoid being allocated randomly by the exam authority.

Documents Needed at NEET Exam Centres

On the NEET exam day, the aspirants should carry admit cards and few other essential documents. Go through the following content in order to get to know about the essential testimonials, which are needed to carry on the NEET 2020 exam day.

• One passport size photograph. It will be attached with the NEET admit card
• Another passport size photograph will be attached with the attendance sheet
• You will need to show your valid identity proof. Do not forget to carry your PwD certificate (if applicable).
• One postcard size coloured photograph (4”*6”), which has been taken in white background, will need to be attached with the downloaded Proforma. It will need to be handed over to the invigilator.
• To enter to the exam hall, the aspirants should bring all the aforementioned documents along with admit card.

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NEET 2020 Exam Day Schedule

Find the below mentioned table to identify the NEET 2020 exam day schedule:

Guidelines Follow to the Disabled Candidates in NEET 2020 Exam

The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare released the NEET examination guidelines for the disabled aspirants on 23rd April, 2019. The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment issued the notice on 29th september, 2018. Finally, NEET 2020 will be going to implement the rule for the candidates with disabilities.

Read the following guidelines to find the revised rules and regulations for the disabled candidates:

• Considering the improvement in technology in new avenues, it is necessary to start a uniform and comprehensive policy for the benchmark disabled candidates.
• No added advantages or criteria for the regular candidates.
• The disabled benchmark candidates will get the facilities like scribe/reader or lab assistant.
• Aforementioned facilities will be provided once a certificate of their disability will be submitted. The certificate should highlight the fact that the candidate is unable to write. Consequently, he needs a scribe to write the exam, on his behalf.
• Candidates will get the opportunity to choose their own scribe. In order to check his suitability, the candidate will get a chance to meet with the scribe two days before the exam.
• In case of providing the scribe to the disable candidates from the examination authority, then the scribe should not be more than matriculate qualification.
• If the candidate brings scribe on their own, then the aspirant needs to submit the details and qualifications of the scribe.
• In case of ocurring emergency, the aspirants can ask for more than one scribe to complete the writing of the papers. For instance, one scribe for each paper is allowed.

Some More Tips for Disabled Candidates

• The disabled candidates are required to select the mode of giving the written test that is Computer/Braille/large print. Apart from this, the candidates will be able to record the answers.
• Benchmark disabled candidates will be able to check their system prior to the exam, if they choose the computer based mode. Besides, if they find any discrepancy, they can rectify it immediately.
• Candidates are allowed to carry gadgets like talking calculator, braille slate, geometry kit, abacus, tailor frame, communication chart, braille measuring tape and electronic devices etc.
• The sitting arrangement for the disable candidates will be at the ground floor.
• Once the exam starts, the disabled candidates will get the supplementary sheets timely.
• In case of open examination, the examining body will provide reading material in Braille/e-text and special computer screen reading software.
• The hearing-impairment candidates will get alternative objective questions.

The aforementioned guidelines, rules and regulations will be followed by the exam authority in case of conducting the test for disabling aspirants.

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