NEET 2023 Live Updates: Question Paper Analysis, Answer Key Solutions (OUT), Cutoffs, Results

Pathfinder coaching institute has released the subject-wise NEET 2023 question papers and answer keys for the G2 code. Click here to download it. 

Rao IIT Academy has released the NEET 2023 Answer Key for H6 code. Click here to download it.

The NEET 2023 answer key for F6 code has been released by Resonance coaching institute. On the other hand, Allen Kota has released the Physics subject question paper and answer keys. Click on the links below to download the NEET 2023 answer keys for F6 code.

• NEET 2023 F6 Code Physics Answer Key by Allen Kota 
• NEET 2023 F6 Code Answer Key by Resonance

Aakash Institute has released the NEET 2023 question paper and answer key for F1 code. Click here to download it now. 

The NEET 2023 answer keys by experts will be released by top coaching institutes anytime soon. NTA will release the official and provisional NEET answer key 2023 tentatively in the first week of June.

As per the student reactions, NEET 2023 difficulty level is easier than last year. Moreover, the number of test-takers is also highest in the past few years. Based on this, it can be estimated that the NEET 2023 cutoff will be higher than that of last year. 

As per the student reactions, the difficulty level of the NEET 2023 exam was easy to moderate. Chemistry was the toughest section followed by Botany. Zoology and Physics were of moderate level. According to the students, the NEET 2023 cutoff may be higher than last year owing to an easier paper. 

Also Read: NEET 2023 Analysis and Student Reactions

NEET 2023 question paper codes were E, F, G and H. Each code had six subsets. 

Candidates are glad that the NEET 2023 exam is finally over. While some students found the exam to be moderate, others found it to be a tough nut to crack.

The NEET 2023 exam has finally come to an end. Invigilators collected the test booklet and the signed admit cards from candidates. The second and final signature had to be made on the attendance sheet. Candidates were advised to leave the exam hall in a disciplined manner, without making any chaos or commotion. 

The NEET 2023 exam has ended. Invigilators signalled canddiates to stop marking answers on the test booklet. They would start collecting the answer sheets before test-takers will be allowed to leave the exam hall. 

Just 15 minutes are left for the NEET 2023 exam to end. candidates must ensure that they have answered all planned questions on the OMR sheet and revise properly before submission. 

NEET 2023 candidates had to attendance sheet twice. The first time was right after the examination began and the second time while handing over the answer sheet. Any candidate who fails to sign twice will be considered absent. During that, candidates had to sign on the NEET 2023 admit card and also had to paste photographs on the attendance sheet handed over by invigilators. 

Given the criticality of the NEET 2023 exam, NTA is recording the entire exam through cameras. This is an attempt to avoid malpractice during the exam. The candidates are required to keep their heads in upright position and face the camera during the videography so that their identities can be clearly established. Moreover, jammers have also been installed in and around the exam centres. 

There is just one hour left for the NEET 2023 exam to conclude. Candidates must have completed more than half of the questions by now. 

Candidates must be cautious while filling the NEET 2023 OMR sheet. They must first solve the questions on the test booklet and mark the correct answer option on the question paper and then shade the circle adjacent to the correct answer option on the OMR sheet evenly. They must not mark two answer options for one question as it would lead to a negative marking. 

The total duration of the NEET 2023 is 200 minutes or 3 hours and 20 minutes. A signal was given at the beginning of the examination and at half-time. A signal will also be given before the closing time when the candidate must stop marking the responses. This helps candidates to manage their time. 

NEET 2023 exam duration has reached the halfway mark. Another 100 minutes are left for candidates to complete and submit the paper. 

The following table indicates the sections of NEET 2023 exam pattern, NEET subject list, NEET subject-wise weightage, and the distribution of marks.

Meanwhile, a NEET 2023 aspirant Hemachandran from Anna Nagar, Puducherry, reportedly committed suicide today by hanging himself. As per the Daily Thanthi report, the deceased student scored low marks in NEET last year.

Also Read: NEET UG 2023 Aspirant Commits Suicide in Purucherry 

First and foremost, candidates should go through the NEET 2023 question paper and select questions to attempt. They need to make sure that they do not attempt more than 10 questions in Section B. They should start with the strong subjects followed by the tougher ones. Not more than 3 minutes should be spent for one question. After they complete attempting other questions, they can come back to the time consuming ones and retry. 10-15 minutes revision time must be allotted before submitting the paper. 

Candidates have to crosscheck whether the medium of the NEET 2023 question paper is the same as opted for. Secondly, they will have to check whether the question paper code and the Test Booklet code is the same or not. In case there is a mismatch, they need to inform the same to the invigilators. 

Candidates have been provided ballpoint pens inside the exam halls with which they have to mark the OMR sheets for the NEET 2023 question papers. They will have to shade the circles of their NEET 2023 Roll Number and Test Booklet Code evenly on the OMR sheets. Specific spaces or boxes are provided in the OMR sheets to fill the required information like Roll Number, Test Booklet No. and Test Booklet Code. Writing anything else on the OMR sheets or making any specific symbol or sign can lead to the rejection of the OMR Sheet.

The NEET 2023 exam has started at 2 PM. Candidates have been instructed to open the question paper and test booklet by invigilators.

By now, all candidates have been seated inside the NEET 2023 exam hall. The invigilators have entered and given them the necessary instructions regarding attempting the exam. They will be allowed to open the NEET 2023 question paper set and test booklet at 2 PM. Before that, they are given time to focus and concentrate for the exam, drink water and even visit washroom if need be as no break will be allowed during the test. 

The NEET 2023 exam centre gates have been closed. No candidates were allowed entry after 1.30 PM. A few, who reached within a couple of minutes after the cutoff time were allowed entry after much consideration. 

There is just half an hour left for the NEET 2023 exam to commence. While the entry process has closed, candidates have to check the exam hall or room allotted to their Roll Number and take the seat allotted to them. Sitting on any other seat or room may lead to disqualification. 

As the NEET 2023 centre gates are about to be closed, some latecomer candidates are seen to be approaching hastily towards the centre. They hurriedly collect the necessary documents and rush towards the entry gate to not miss the entry cutoff time. 

The entry process for the NEET 2023 exam centres has started sharp at 1 PM, as per the schedule. The security officials are checking canddiates' admit card, photo identity card, fishing and scanning through hand-held metal detectors. The attire and footwear are also being thoroughly checked to ensure that they comply to the NEET 2023 dress code and other protocols. 

On the way to the NEET 2023 exam centre, some of the candidates faced difficulty owing to road closures. One such student took to Twitter to share his anxiety.

Students from Bengaluru have also expressed their angst owing to the PM Road Show in the city. Although it was ended at 11.30 AM, candidates coming from faraway areas complained about it. 

This state has the highest number of NEET 2023 exam centre cities in East India. Take a look at the cities below.

S. No.	City Name
1	Araria
2	Arrah
3	Arwal
4	Aurangabad (BR)
5	Banka
6	Begusarai
7	Bettiah
8	Bhabua
9	Bhagalpur
10	Buxar
11	Darbhanga
12	Gopalganj
13	Jamui
14	Jehanabad
15	Katihar
16	Khagaria
17	Lakhisarai
18	Madhepura
19	Motihari
20	Munger
21	Muzaffarpur
22	Nawada
23	Purnea
24	Samastipur
25	Sasaram
26	Sheikhpura
27	Siwan
28	Supaul
29	Gaya
30	Patna
31	Hajipur
32	Madhubani
33	Nalanda
34	Sitamarhi
35	Vaishali

The entry process at the NEET 2023 exam centres for the candidates who had opted for customary attire or carrying objects of religious/cultural significance has started at 12.30 PM. Their entry has begun half an hour in advance to allow more time for security check and frisking. 

Karnataka is also one of the popularly opted-for states by the NEET 2023 canddiates. The list of NEET 2023 exam cities in Karnataka are as follows:

Andhra Pradesh is another city in the southern region of India with a high number of NEET 2023 exam centres. The complete list of the NEET 2023 exam cities in the state is given below.

Tamil Nadu is one of the states with a high number of NEET 2023 exam centres in South India. The list of cities in the state is given in the table below.

Candidates have started to reach the NEET 2023 exam centres. As there is still some time left for the gates to open, students are seen engaging in last-minute revision by glancing through their books and notes. Some are seen speaking to their parents and friends. On the other hand, few students are seen having food and drinks suitable for summer such as juices, coconut water, buttermilk, etc. 

Maharashtra is the city with the second-highest number of the NEET 2023 exam centres. The list of cities is given in the table below.

Uttar Pradesh has the highest number of NEET 2023 exam centres, which is 60. The list of cities where the NEET exam centres 2023 are located in the state are given in the table below.

As the long wait is coming to an end in few hours, candidates seek wishes and blessings for their NEET 2023 exam.

NEET 2023 will be conducted for a duration of 3 hours and 20 minutes, from 2 PM to 5.20 PM. Candidates will have to report to the centre at least an hour before the exam, by 1 PM. Those wearing customary attire will have to report at 12.30 PM for a proper security check and frisking process. No candidates will be allowed entry after 1.30 PM. The following table brings the timing and flow of events for the NEET 2023 exam day. 

As candidates are on their way to the NEET 2023 exam centre, or about to leave, they must give a final glance at the admit card to ensure the following:

• Photographs are pasted on the spaces provided
• The parent's signature is done on the correct field
• Self-Declaration Form is filled
• Candidate signature is not made in advance
• The fingerprint ink is not smudged or spilt
• The print of the NEET 2023 admit card is clear and legible and the photograph is properly visible
• There is no additional comment or writing on the admit card and it is not torn or crumpled

In terms of clothing, there is no official information stated by NTA regarding wearing black clothes in the NEET 2023 exam. However, owing to the dark shade and the summer weather, it is advisable to avoid this colour. Ideally, candidates should select a clothing in medium shade, which should not be too light or too dark. 

The NEET 2023 exam OMR sheet has to be marked with a blue or black ballpoint pen. The pen will be provided at the exam centre itself. Since candidates will not be allowed to carry anything except the requisite documents, water bottle and 50 ml hand sanitiser, they need not worry about the pen for answering the NEET 2023 question paper. 

According to the NEET 2023 dress code, wearing jeans is not allowed for any candidates, be it male or female. Since jeans bottom-wear consists of metallic chain, large buttons and pockets, it would not be allowed inside the exam hall of NEET 2023. Hence, candidates are suggested to wear pants with drawstrings or elastic, devoid of pockets. 

The following documents will be allowed for verification at the NEET 2023 exam centre:

• PAN Card
• Driving License
• Voter ID
• Class 12 Board Exam Admit Card or Registration Card
• Passport
• Aadhaar Card (with photograph)
• E-Aadhaar
• Ration Card
• Aadhaar Enrollment Number with photo

Candidates will have to produce actual identity cards. Scanned copies or photographs clicked on mobile phones will not be accepted.

Candidates need to carry the following documents, which will be verified by the exam centre authorities:

• NEET 2023 Admit Card

• Valid Photo Identity Card Issued by the Government of India

• Hardcopy of passport size and post-card size photographs (four to five)

To ensure reaching the NEET 2023 exam centre on time, rather early, candidates have left their homes by now. Based on the location and distance of the centres, they have made the necessary arrangements. 

Candidates are advised to follow the important instructions for the NEET 2023 exam day:

• Leave for the exam centre on time after assessing the traffic, weather condition and other factors

• Leave from your home after taking bath and food, which should not be spicy or hard to digest

• Drink plenty of water

• Carry a transparent water bottle to the centre

• Give one last minute glance to the documents to be carried at the centre and ensure nothing is missed out

• Wear clothes in line with the NEET 2023 dress code

• Don’t be nervous

• Keep your exam taking strategy ready

• Avoid heavy revision which may take a toll on mind

The important topics for NEET 2023 Zoology, having a high weightage in the question paper are given below:

• Human Physiology

• Human Reproduction and Reproductive Health

• Origin & Evolution

• Animal Kingdom

• Human Health and Diseases

The high weightage and important topics for NEET 2023 Botany are as follows:

• Genetics and Evolution

• Ecology and Environment

• Cell Structure and Function

• Plant Reproduction

• Plant Physiology

• Plant Diversity

• Morphology of Flowering Plants

For NEET 2023 Chemistry, following topics bear a high weightage:

Inorganic Chemistry

• Chemical Bonding

• p-block

• Coordination Compounds

• d-block & f-block Elements

Organic Chemistry

• General Organic Chemistry

• Aromatic Compounds

• Hydrocarbons

Physical Chemistry

• Ionic Equilibrium

• Mole Concept

• Chemical Kinetics

• Solutions and Colligative Properties

Some of the important and high weightage topics for NEET 2023 Physics are as follows:

• Laws of Motion

• Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Body

• Thermodynamics

• Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism

• Semiconductor Electronics: Materials, Devices and Simple Circuits

The NEET dress code has been laid down by NTA. Owing to the highly competitive exam and to avoid candidates from following any unfair means. Based on the dress code, candidates will have to follow the guidelines given below:

• Light coloured clothes with long sleeves are not permitted.

• Slippers, and sandals with low heels are permitted. Shoes are not permitted.

• Shoes/footwear with thick soles and garments with large buttons will not be permitted.

In the wake of the law and order situation in Manipur, NTA has rescheduled the exam in two centres of the state. As many as 5,751 candidates have registered for the exam from this state. NTA will issue a fresh NEET 2023 exam date for them. 

NEET 2023 exam will start at 2 PM (Indian Standard Time) across all centres. The 200-minute duration test will be over at 5.20 PM. There will not be any break in between. 

This year, 20.87 lakh candidates have registered for NEET UG 2023 exam, which includes 11.8 lakh female candidates and 9.02 lakh male.

NEET 2023 exam will be held today. The long wait and rigorous preparation come to an end with the exam finally taking place today.

Following objects or items will not be allowed to be carried inside the exam centre:

• Any item like textual material (printed or written), bits of paper, Geometry/Pencil Box, Plastic Pouch, Calculator, Pen, Scale, Writing Pad, Pen Drives, Eraser, Calculator, Log Table, Electronic Pen/Scanner, etc.
• Any communication device like Mobile Phone, Bluetooth, Earphones, Microphone, Pager, Health Band, etc.
• Other items like Wallet, Goggles, Handbags, Belt, Cap, etc.
• Any Watch/Wristwatch, Bracelet, Camera, etc.
• Any ornaments/metallic items.
• Any food items opened or packed, water bottle, etc.
• Any other item which could be used for unfair means, by hiding communication devices like a microchip, camera, Bluetooth device, etc. 

The above list is inclusive but not exhaustive. Candidates are advised to carry only those items which are permissible.

Apart from the NEET 2023 admit card, candidates must carry the following documents and COVID-19 precautionary items to the exam centre:

• Passport-sized photograph (same as the one uploaded with the application form)
• A valid photo Id proof (Aadhaar card/ Driving Licence/ PAN Card/ Passport/ Voter Id)
• Four to five passport and postcard-size photographs
• Facemask and hand gloves
• 50 ml bottle of hand sanitiser 
• Transparent water bottle
• PwD Certificate and scribe related documents (if applicable)

A Twitter User has shared a list of tips to be followed a night before the NEET 2023 exam. Take a look at the list below.

One of the Shiksha users had asked, "How to solve paper and OMR answer sheet quickly of NEET 2023? How to score more than 680 marks?" To this, Eksha Sunderka, a student at Kingston Institute of Medical Science has given the below answer:

To solve the NEET paper and OMR answer sheet quickly and score above 680 marks, follow these tips:
1. Familiarize Yourself with the OMR Sheet: Understand the format and structure of the OMR (Optical Mark Recognition) answer sheet. Know how to correctly fill in the details such as your roll number, test booklet code, and question number.
2. Time Management: Develop effective time management skills. During the exam, read the questions carefully, and if a particular question seems time-consuming, move on to the next one. Answer the easier questions first to maximize your attempt count.
3. Practice with Mock Tests: Regularly practice solving mock tests and previous years' question papers under timed conditions. This will help you improve your speed and accuracy, get accustomed to the exam format, and understand which areas require more focus.
4. Learn to Skip and Come Back: If you encounter a challenging question, avoid getting stuck on it for too long. Skip it and move on to the next one. You can always come back to it later if you have time remaining. This strategy ensures that you attempt as many questions as possible.
5. Elimination Technique: Use the elimination method to rule out incorrect answer choices. Narrow down the options by eliminating the ones that are obviously wrong. This strategy increases your chances of selecting the correct answer, even if you are unsure.
6. Focus on Conceptual Understanding: Instead of rote memorization, focus on understanding the concepts and principles behind the topics. This will help you apply your knowledge to a wide range of questions and solve them efficiently.
7. Improve Speed and Accuracy: Enhance your speed and accuracy through regular practice. Solve questions from different sources, and gradually increase your pace while maintaining accuracy. Time yourself during practice sessions to track your progress.
8. Revise Important Topics: Identify the high-yielding topics that carry more weightage in the NEET exam. Allocate more time to revise and practice questions related to these topics. Strengthening your grasp on these areas will boost your overall score.
9. Maintain Composure: Stay calm and composed during the exam. Nervousness can lead to careless mistakes. Take deep breaths, manage your time wisely, and focus on one question at a time.
10. Analyze and Learn from Mistakes: After attempting mock tests or practice papers, analyze your performance. Identify the types of questions you consistently get wrong and the areas where you face difficulties. Work on strengthening those weak areas to minimize errors in the actual exam.
Remember that achieving a high score requires consistent effort, dedicated practice, and a thorough understanding of the concepts. Stay focused, maintain a positive mindset, and believe in your abilities. Best of luck for your NEET 2023 exam!

NEET 2023 will be conducted in 13 languages, which are, English, Hindi, Bengali, Urdu, Assamese, Gujarati, Marathi, Odia, Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam, Punjabi and Telugu.

Upon receiving the NEET 2023 question paper, candidates must check and confirm that the medium is the same as that opted for by them during the application process. Some of the points to be taken care are as follows:

• Candidates who have opted for English as a medium will be provided with the Test Booklet in English language only
• Candidates opting for any other language will be provided with a Bilingual Test Booklet, their selected language preference, and English
• The English version of the NEET question paper shall be treated as final in case of any ambiguity in the translation of any of the questions

NTA has suggested the following guidelines for filling the NEET 2023 OMR sheet:

• Answers have to be marked using a ballpoint pen which will be provided in the examination hall
• Changing answers on the OMR sheet is not allowed
• Erasing/ obliterating any information printed on the OMR sheet is a punishable offence
• Rough work should be done on the test booklet only
• A candidate must not forget to mark the test booklet code on the OMR sheet

Here we bring the marking scheme of NEET 2023 in detail:

• Each correct answer will be awarded four marks
• One mark will be deducted for every incorrect answer
• No mark will be deducted for the questions which have not been answered
• Questions that have two or more responses marked on the OMR sheet will be considered incorrect and one mark will be deducted from them

The table below brings the marking scheme of NEET UG 2023.

Clarifying the NEET exam pattern, NTA has stated the following instructions:

• Section A  consisted of 35 questions in each subject (Question Numbers – 001 to 035, 051 to 085, 101 to 135, and 151 to 185). All questions are compulsory.
• Section B consisted of 15 questions in each subject (Question Nos – 036 to 050, 086 to 100, 136 to 150, and 186 to 200). In Section B, a candidate needs to attempt any 10 questions out of 15 in each subject.
• Candidates were advised to read all 15 questions in Section B of each subject carefully before they start attempting the question paper. In the case of a candidate attempting more than 10 questions, the first 10 questions answered by the candidate will be evaluated. 

Know the details of the NEET 2023 exam pattern in the table below.

Candidates should attempt the section which is their strong suit. They must attempt as many questions as possible to get as many scores as possible. After this, they should move to their medium confident section followed by the weak section. The last 10 minutes must be kept for revision. 

Yes, since NEET 2023 will be held in a paper-pencil-based test mode, candidates will be allowed to carry the question paper outside the exam hall. However, they need to submit their test booklet.

No, candidates will not be allowed to leave the NEET 2023 exam hall during the test, even for visiting the washroom. Ideally, candidates should visit the washroom prior to entering their assigned room and seat. In case of an unavoidable situation, they need to seek permission from the invigilator and leaving the room would be subject to approval. 

After entering the NEET 2023 exam centre, candidates will have to take the assigned room and seat. The invigilators will announce the instructions, mark the attendance and after that the NEET 2023 question paper and answer booklets will be distributed. Test-takers should verify the question paper medium and ensure that the set number on the paper and booklet is the same. They will have to start the test only after the invigilator's announcement. They will also have to mark their attendance during the test.

There will not be any breaks given during the NEET 2023 exam. Candidates will have to attempt the 200-minute test in one go. They will not be allowed to leave the exam hall in between. Moreover, they will not be allowed to leave the centre before 5.20 PM. After the exam is concluded and test-takers submit the test booklet and admit card, invigilators will verify the same and then allow them to exit one by one. 

NTA has released a notice regarding postponing the NEET 2023 exam on May 7 for 5,751 candidates who were supposed to appear for the test in two exam centres in Manipur. The rescheduled exam date will be announced soon after. However, the exam will be conducted as per schedule for canddiates from other exam cities across India and abroad. 

Also Read: NEET 2023 to be Rescheduled at Manipur Centres; Fresh Date to be Announced Soon by NTA

As the exam hours are approaching, some students are sharing hilarious memes on social media platforms to lighten up the mood. View some of the memes here and laugh along!

Also Read: NEET UG 2023: Candidates Share Hilarious Memes to Ease Out Stress

The NEET 2023 exam has been postponed at the exam centres of Manipur on account of ongoing violence in the state. Fresh dates will be announced soon.

The clock seems to be ticking faster than ever as less than 24 hours are left for the NEET 2023 exam! Students are advised to revise and relax as much as possible to prepare for the D Day. 

Female candidates are advised to remove their earrings, chains, armlets or amulets, rings, bangles, etc. a day prior to the NEET 2023 exam as they often tend to forget it at the last moment. This would help them remove tight rings, nose pins or earrings with ease and not create inconvenience or pain at the centre. 

Candidates' temperatures will be checked through thermo guns at the entry point of the NEET 2023 centre. In case it is detected that a candidate has fever, then he/she will be made to seat in a separate room. If someone has a severe cough and cold, then also he/she would be made to wear separately, based on the centre authorities' discretion. Since handkerchiefs are not allowed, they would have to keep wearing the mask to avoid the spreading of germs or viruses.

Although there has not been any specific guideline about wearing mask at the NEET 2023 exam centre throughout the exam duration, candidates are still advised to wear it for their own safety.

There have been a lot of controversies and uproar in the past few years on female candidates having to forcefully take off their innerwear before entering the exam hall. As per the NEET 2023 dress code, candidates should not be wearing anything metallic. Hence, female candidates are advised to avoid wearing innerwear with metal wiring or metal hooks. Instead, opt for those with plastic hooks or sports inners. 

Students are all set to appear for NEET 2023 tomorrow. With less than 24 hours to go for the test, they share their last moment revision and preparation snippets on Twitter. Check out a few Tweets below.

According to the NEET 2023 dress code, scarves/stoles/dupattas and not allowed to be worn inside the exam hall. Hence, it is advised to avoid carrying these clothing items while going for the exam.

NTA has laid down the following rules for NEET 2023 test takers against malpractices during the exam. Candidates are prohibited to do the following:

a) Using someone to write the examination (impersonation) or preparing material for copying;
b) Breaching examination rules or any direction issued by NTA in connection with the conduct of the NEET (UG) - 2023 examination from time to time.
c) Assisting other candidates to engage in malpractices, giving or receiving assistance directly or indirectly of any kind or attempting to do so;
d) Writing questions or answers on any material other than the answer sheet given by the Centre Superintendent for writing answers.
e) Tearing of Answer Sheet, any page of the test booklet, etc.
f) Contacting or communicating or trying to do so with any person, other than the Examination Staff, during the examination time in the Examination Centre.
g) Taking away the answer sheet (Original OMR/Office Copy of OMR) out of the examination hall/room.
h) Taking away the Admit Card out of the examination hall/room.
i) Smuggling out of Question Paper or its part or smuggling out answer sheet or part thereof.
j) Threatening any of the officials connected with the conduct of the examination or threatening any of the candidates.
k) Using or attempting to use any other undesirable method or means in connection with the examination.
l) Manipulation and fabrication of online documents viz. admit card, rank letter, self-declaration, etc.
m) Forceful entry/exit in/from Examination Centre/Hall.
n) Use or attempted use of any electronic device after entering the Examination Centre;
o) Affixing/uploading of wrong/morphed photographs on the application form/admit card/proforma.
p) Erasing or obliterating any information printed on the OMR Answer Sheet.
q) Providing incorrect information and/or overwriting of the Roll No./ Test Booklet No. / own Name of the Candidate / Father’s Name / Mother’s Name / own Signature, on the OMR Answer Sheet.

A day before the NEET 2023 exam, candidates should avoid the following, or know the 'don'ts' for the day:

• Do not take a mock test today
• Do not panic or stress about your preparation 
• Do not exert yourself or do any physically exhausting task
• Do not eat any junk food
• Do not wait for the last moment to arrange the documents

On the last day before the NEET 2023 exam, here are some tips to ace the D Day.

• Revise through the formula and notes
• Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated
• Eat proper meals and sleep on time to get at least eight hours of uninterrupted rest
• Visit your exam centre to check the route, estimated commute time and decide on the mode of transport
• Speak to your mentors and friends for last-minute advice and motivation
• Arrange the documents to be carried to the exam centre - NEET 2023 admit card, photo identity card, photographs, other documents (if applicable)
• Decide the attire for the exam day based on the NEET 2023 dress code
• Think positive and believe in yourself

Doctors, medicos and other stakeholders have wished NEET 2023 the best for their exam and also shared wisdom regarding MBBS and the life of a doctor.

According to NTA, candidates must show, on-demand, the NEET 2023 Admit Card for admission in the Examination Hall. A candidate who does not possess a valid Admit Card shall not be allowed to enter the Examination Hall by the Centre Superintendent. 

NEET is the largest medical entrance test in India. Every year there is a significant rise in the number of NEET applicants. The data for the past four years has been depicted in the table given below. 

The NEET 2023 has received the highest number of applications over the past few years. As many as 20.87 lakh candidates have registered for NEET UG 2023 exam, which includes 11.8 lakh female candidates and 9.02 lakh males.

Even though NEET 2023 admit card has been already released and the exam will take place tomorrow, some students are still demanding for the exam postponement. However, now it is too late to make such a demand as NTA is all set to conduct the test in the slated schedule.