NEET 2020: NTA dress code and self-declaration form
New Delhi:
NTA NEET 2020: The National Income Cum Eligibility Test (NEET) for admission to undergraduate medical and related courses will take place on Sunday September 13th and the lead body, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has a long list of instructions for those over 15 years. lakh aspirants. The NEET has already been conducted following strict rules, including a special dress code for NEET, the type of water bottle, and what to bring to the test center. The COVID-19 outbreak has further tightened restrictions. The NEET exam day guidelines now include candidates bringing a properly completed “self-declaration form” regarding their health status. The NEET UG for admission to medical schools is scheduled to take place between 2 pm and 5 pm at 3,842 centers.
This year, NTA has also provided candidates with options to change test center cities. A total of 95,000 candidates have joined the facility and their revised choice of test center cities has been accommodated. However, on September 10, long after NEET’s admission cards were released, the NTA altered around 44 test centers “due to the implementation of COVID-19 prevention measures.”
10 points about the NTA official website guidelines for NEET 2020:
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To maintain social distancing and avoid overcrowding on the day of the NEET 2020 exam, candidates will be assigned slots and will need to report to the test center accordingly.
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Check out NEET Test Center – Candidates are encouraged to visit NEET 2020 Test Center one day before the test to avoid confusion on test day.
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NEET applicants must report to test centers before 1pm. Test takers, according to NTA, will receive the test booklets at 1:45 pm.
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Neet exam room required documents: The candidate must download and print all the pages that come with their admission card and bring them to the test center. The required documents for the NEET exam room are listed below:
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All pages of the NEET 2020 admission card are clearly printed on A4 size sheets
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The self-declaration / commitment / proforma form for NEET 2020 printed on A4 size sheet, duly completed
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Proof of valid photo identification
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Copy of the same photograph that was used in the application form to paste on the attendance sheet
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PwD certificate where applicable
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Scribe-related documents where applicable
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Other items allowed in the NEET exam room:
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Proof of ID valid for NEET 2020: Only the following documents will be accepted as valid proof of identity:
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Pan card
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Driver’s license
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Voter ID
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12th Class Board Registration or Admission Card
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Passport
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Aadhaar card (with photo) / E-Aadhaar
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Ration card
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Aadhaar registration number with photo.
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How to fill out the self-declaration form for NEET 2020: The self-declaration form is related to measures to contain the spread of COVID-19. The form attached to the admission card must be downloaded and printed. If a scribe is involved, you will need to bring your own commitment. Also called “Commitment”, it included the following points:
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Before arriving at the NEET exam room, please fill out the required information on the Self-Declaration / Commitment / Proforma Form on the 2020 NEET Admission Card
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Paste photo
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Place left hand thumb print and make sure it’s not stained
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parent’s signature
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On the day of the exam, candidates must sign the declaration in the presence of the proctor.
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Dress code for NEET 2020 for boys and girls: Candidates may wear slippers and sandals with low heels. Closed-toe footwear is not permitted per dress code for NEET 2020. NO shoes or shoes with thick soles or garments with large buttons are permitted. Light clothing with half sleeves and long sleeves is not allowed. NEET applicants, who wear specific clothing for religious or customary reasons, must report to test centers early for mandatory searches.
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Candidates who require scribes must bring the relevant documents. The scribe must also complete and bring their own self-declaration form / commitment / proforma for NEET 2020
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Last entry to NEET test centers is 1:30 pm.
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