2027 NEET-UG Plan: Computer-Based Test to be Spread over 6 Days Across More than 1,000 Centres

NEET-UG to be conducted as computer-based test over 6 days in 1,000+ centres. NTA's new plan for medical entrance exam ...
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NEET UG 2027 may see biggest changes yet: CBT exam, 5–6 day schedule and fewer test centres, says report

The National Testing Agency (NTA) is planning major changes to the NEET UG 2027 examination following the NEET UG 2026 paper ...

NEET UG 2027 exam likely to be held in CBT mode over 5-6 days: Report

The medical entrance examination will likely be held in CBT mode from next year onwards. The exam will be conducted over 5-6 ...

Virtual University Issues FIA Roll Number Slips for CBT 2026

The Virtual University has released roll number slips for candidates appearing in the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) ...

NEET to be held in multiple phases, CBT mode like JEE? Here's what parliamentary panel proposed

The parliamentary panel has recommended a complete overhaul of the NEET exam pattern citing security concerns for conducting ...

NEET UG 2027 To Be Held As Computer-Based Test Across 1,000 Centres Over 5-6 Days; Major NTA Revamp Planned: Reports

NEET UG 2027 is likely to undergo a major overhaul, with the exam expected to move to computer-based testing over five to six days across nearly 1,000 centres in 500 cities. Around 5 lakh candidates ...

NEET 2026: Parliamentary Panel Proposes Phased Exams and Commends Secure Re-Test Conduct

UG 2026 re-examination, discussing systemic reforms with the NTA and a high-level committee. Proposals included a multi-phase ...
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NEET may become a computer-based test from 2027; students should prepare now: Pradhan on paper leak

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Monday said the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) is likely to move to a computer-based format from next year as part of efforts to ...

Computer-Based Test for MPSC exams to make recruitment process faster, transparent: Shelar

Minister Ashish Shelar said decision to adopt the CBT system fo MPSC exams will make the recruitment process faster, more transparent and efficient.  | Education News ...