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NEET re-exam: NTA issues safety advisory; sends WhatsApp updates regarding admit cards "NTA is sending reminder SMS and emails to candidates to download their admit cards for the re-examination on Sunday, 21 June 2026," the agency said in a public advisory

NTA Responds To NEET UG 2026 Alleged Irregularities; Outlines Security ... NEET UG 2026: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has issued a clarification regarding reports of alleged irregularities related to the NEET (UG) 2026 exam, following action taken by the Rajasthan Special Operations Group. The agency stated that the clarification was shared for the benefit of candidates, parents, and the general public, as well as through official social media platforms. The National Testing Agency is aware of reports concerning the action initiated by the Rajasthan Special Operations Group in connection with alleged irregularities around NEET (UG) 2026. The following is placed on record for the information of candidates, parents, and the public.… — National Testing Agency (@NTA_Exams) May 10, 2026 Strict Security Measures During NEET UG 2026 Exam NTA confirmed that the examination conducted on May 3, 2026, was held smoothly under strict security arrangements. According to the agency: The exam was conducted as planned in all centers, with strict security protocols in place. Question papers were transported in GPS-enabled vehicles with trackable watermark identifiers. AI-based CCTV surveillanc…

NEET UG re-exam: NTA launches verified WhatsApp alerts to issue fraud warnings The National Testing Agency has introduced verified WhatsApp alerts for NEET UG 2026 re-examination candidates, enabling direct delivery of exam-related updates and centre information. Alongside the initiative, NTA has warned aspirants against fraudulent messages, fake accounts and payment scams, urging them to rely only on official channels and download admit cards from the authorised NEET portal.

NTA reassures candidates ahead of NEET UG 2026 retest, warns ... NTA said the re-examination will be conducted on Sunday as scheduled and asked candidates not to be swayed by rumors of postponement. Representational image: iStock New Delhi, Jun 18 (PTI) The National Testing Agency (NTA) on Thursday urged NEET-UG candidates to remain calm and focus on their preparation, asserting that extensive arrangements have been made to ensure a safe, secure and fair examination. In a message on X, the agency said the re-examination will be conducted on Sunday as scheduled and asked candidates not to be swayed by rumours of postponement or by the "noise on social media". "Rely only on official communication from NTA," it said. "We want to reassure you that extensive arrangements are in place for a safe, secure and fair examination, in close coordination with relevant ministries, state governments and security agencies. The integrity of this process is our highest priority, and robust, multi-layered safeguards have been put in place," it said. The agency also warned against malpractice, saying, "Any attempt at malpractice will be dealt with firmly - because protecting honest, hardworking s…

NEET Re-Test 2026: NTA Rolls Out Verified WhatsApp Updates, Flags Fake ... The NTA has set up averified WhatsApp communication channelfor candidates of theNEET UG 2026 retest. The agency has cautioned candidates against fraudulent messages, information about paper leakage, unverified links to the admit card, and other scams. The agency recommended that candidates rely only onNTA-verified channelsfor authentic updates regarding theNEET retest.This will ensure that the candidates get authentic updates directly from the exam body and also prevent them from being victims of any scam or misinformation that may be going around online. This is especially relevant in the light of the upcomingNEET UG 2026 retest. In the last few weeks, many hoax messages have surfaced on internet with regard toNEET re-test schedule, admit card, answer key, and paper leak details. In order to avoid any kind of confusion for lakhs of NEET applicants,NTAhas launched a verifiedWhatsAppaccount through which all notifications will be sent out. As per NTA, candidates should only believe updates that are posted on verified WhatsApp group and NTA platform. Topic Official NTA Information for NEET (UG) 2026 Re-Tes…

Ahead of NEET UG re-test, NTA shares advisory: ‘Remain calm, avoid ... NTAwill conduct theNational Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET UG)2026 re-test on June 21. Ahead of the exam, the agency has issued a note for candidates, requesting them to stay calm and trust the system. In a post, the Agency has also asked students to avoid being influenced by unverified information circulating online. NTA confirmed that the examination will be conducted as scheduled and advised students not to get worried by rumours regarding any postponement. Candidates have been asked to rely solely on official communications issued by the NTA. Read| Air Force jets, isolated setters, Telegram ban: Inside the Centre’s war footing for NEET UG re-test In its statement, released on ‘X’, the NTA said that extensive arrangements have been made to ensure a safe, secure, and fair examination process. The agency noted thatpreparations have been undertaken in coordination with relevant ministries, state governments, and security agencies.According to the NTA, multiple layers of safeguards have been implemented to protect the integrity of the examination, and any attempt at malpractice will be deal…

NEET UG 2026 re-exam: NTA urges students to not believe in rumours ... The National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct theNEET UG 2026 re-examination on June 21as scheduled. The agency has urged students and parents not to be influenced by rumours regarding a possible postponement of the examination or by misinformation circulating on social media. Instead, candidates have been advised to rely only on official communication issued by the NTA. "We want to reassure you that extensive arrangements are in place for a safe, secure and fair examination, in close coordination with relevant ministries, state governments and security agencies. The integrity of this process is our highest priority, and robust, multi-layered safeguards have been put in place. Any attempt at malpractice will be dealt with firmly because protecting honest, hardworking students is exactly what this is about," the NTA said in a post on X. A message to our studentsThe NEET UG 2026 examination is just three days away.To every candidate: you have worked hard, you have prepared, and now is the time to trust your effort. Stay calm, rest well, and focus on doing your best. That is all that is asked of you.The— Nation…

NTA urges NEET-UG candidates to stay calm, ignore rumours ahead of re-exam National Testing Agency in a post on X warned against malpractice, saying, "Any attempt at malpractice will be dealt with firmly - because protecting honest, hardworking students is exactly what this is about."

NTA Urges NEET-UG Candidates to Stay Calm, Ignore Rumours Ahead of Re ... National Testing Agency Issues Advisory as Anxiety Grips Students Over Possible Re-Examination of Controversial NEET-UG 2026 NTA urges NEET-UG candidates to stay calm and ignore rumours about the re-examination, saying all updates will be released officially. Students and parents worried amid ongoing allegations of paper leaks and calls for a fresh exam. High-level review underway; any decision on re-exam will be communicated transparently through official channels only. The National Testing Agency (NTA) has appealed to NEET-UG 2026 candidates to remain calm and avoid falling prey to rumours circulating on social media regarding the much-discussed re-examination. In an official statement issued late on Wednesday, the NTA said it is fully aware of the stress and uncertainty among students following allegations of paper leaks and irregularities in the recently conducted medical entrance exam. The agency assured candidates that any decision on a re-exam will be taken transparently and communicated through official channels only. “Candidates are advised to stay calm, focus on their preparation, and ignore …

NTA urges students to stay calm and trust their preparation ahead of Re News On AIR | June 18, 2026 2:56 PM NTA urges students to stay calm and trust their preparation ahead of Re-NEET UG 2026 The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released a message encouraging students to stay calm and trust their preparation with the NEET UG 2026 examination just three days away. The agency said that candidates have worked hard throughout the year and should now focus on resting well and giving their best in the examination. The testing agency also assured students that strong security arrangements have been made to ensure a safe, fair, and transparent examination. These measures have been put in place with the support of government, ministries, state authorities, and security agencies. NTA stated that any attempt at cheating or malpractice will be dealt with firmly to protect honest students. The agency also reminded students that mental health support is available through the MANAS helpline at 14416. Students facing stress or anxiety are encouraged to seek help when needed. NTA appealed to parents, teachers, and the public not to spread unverified information and to help students remain calm b…

NEET UG 2026 Exam in Three Days; NTA Urges Candidates to Ignore ... Share With the NEET UG 2026 examination just three days away, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has issued an advisory for candidates, asking them to remain calm, trust their preparation, and avoid getting influenced by unverified information circulating online. In a message posted on X (formerly Twitter), the agency reassured aspirants that the medical entrance examination will be conducted as per the scheduled date and urged students to rely only on official communication released by NTA. Addressing lakhs of candidates preparing for one of India's largest undergraduate entrance examinations, NTA acknowledged the months of hard work and preparation that students have put in. "The NEET UG 2026 examination is just three days away. To every candidate: you have worked hard, you have prepared, and now is the time to trust your effort. Stay calm, rest well, and focus on doing your best. That is all that is asked of you," the agency said. The message comes at a time when many candidates are experiencing anxiety and stress ahead of the examination. NTA encouraged students to remain composed and concentrate on giving…

NTA urges NEET-UG candidates to stay calm, ignore rumours ahead of re ... ANI New Delhi: The National Testing Agency ( NTA ) on Thursday urged NEET-UG candidates to remain calm and focus on their preparation, asserting that extensive arrangements have been made to ensure a safe, secure and fair examination. In a message on X, the agency said the re-examination will be conducted on Sunday as scheduled and asked candidates not to be swayed by rumours of postponement or by the "noise on social media". "Rely only on official communication from NTA," it said. "We want to reassure you that extensive arrangements are in place for a safe, secure and fair examination, in close coordination with relevant ministries, state governments and security agencies. The integrity of this process is our highest priority, and robust, multi-layered safeguards have been put in place," it said. The agency also warned against malpractice, saying, "Any attempt at malpractice will be dealt with firmly - because protecting honest, hardworking students is exactly what this is about." Live Events Referring to the cancellation of the original examination conducted on May 3, the NTA said the decision was taken in…

NTA Launches Official WhatsApp Channel for NEET 2026 Re-Exam Alerts 2 minute read • Updated on19 Jun, 2026, 2:09 PM,byArman Kumar The National Testing Agency (NTA) has introduced an official verified WhatsApp communication channel for candidates appearing in the NEET UG 2026 re-examination. The platform will be used to share examination updates and centre-related information. NTALaunches Official WhatsApp Channel forNEET UG 2026Re-Exam Candidates, Issues Fraud Advisory as the National Testing Agency has started providing official examination updates through a verified WhatsApp account ahead of theNEET UG 2026re-examination. Candidates appearing for the medical entrance examination will now receive important notifications and examination centre details directly through the messaging platform. Along with the launch of theWhatsApp communicationfacility, the agency has also warned candidates against fraudulent messages and fake links circulating on social media. The NTA has urged aspirants to rely only on verified communication channels for examination-related information. To simplify communication with candidates, the National Testing Agency has introduced a dedicated WhatsApp se…

NTA issues safety advisory ahead of NEET re-exam 2026; sends WhatsApp ... The  National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET UG 2026) re-exam aspirants who have not downloaded their admit card are getting reminder SMS messages, emails and WhatsApp notifications to download their admit cards for re-NEET scheduled for June 21, 2026. NTA has also cautioned students against fraudulent messages and how to identify fake communications. How to know it's from NTA How to know it's fraudulent messages The candidates can download NEET re-test admit card on neet.nta.nic.in. The May 3 admit card is no longer valid. The candidates should carry admit card at the exam centre, without it, they will not be allowed to appear for the exam. Along with the NEET re-test admit card, the candidates are advised to bring a government-issued photo ID- PAN, Voter ID card as proof of identity Do not bring any restricted items to the exam center. All sorts of electronic devices- smart phone, Bluetooth devices, earphones, pagers are not allowed at the exam centre. The exam center will not provide any storage for banned items, and if any such item is brought, it will have to be stored outside the venue at the…

NEET re-exam: Dharmendra Pradhan urges candidates to appear fearlessly, free of anxiety Union Education Minister said he has complete faith in the National Testing Agency (NTA), State Governments, district administrations, the education fraternity and the students.