NEET UG 2026 admit card: The National Testing Agency has released the NEET UG 2026 admit card on the official website, allowing registered candidates to download their hall tickets for the May 3 undergraduate medical entrance examination. The admit card contains the allotted examination centre address, reporting schedule, roll number and other candidate-specific details required on test day.With the hall ticket link now active, candidates can access the document using their application credentials through the NEET portal. Alongside downloading the admit card, aspirants have been advised to verify all printed particulars carefully and keep printed copies ready, as no duplicate admit cards will be issued at examination centres.Details candidates should verify on admit cardCandidates should check their name, application number, roll number, category, photograph, medium of question paper, reporting time, test centre code and complete examination venue address after downloading the admit card.The National Testing Agency has also reminded candidates to carry the printed hall ticket with valid government photo identification and passport-sized photographs on examination day. The exam will be conducted in a single shift from 2 pm to 5 pm.How to download NEET UG admit card in five stepsVisit official website: Open neet.nta.nic.in and click on the NEET UG 2026 admit card link available under the candidate activity section on the homepage.Enter login details: Use your application number with password or date of birth, enter the security pin shown on screen and submit the details to proceed.Check admit card details: Once the hall ticket appears, verify all personal details, examination centre information and reporting schedule before downloading the document.Download and print copy: Save the admit card in PDF format and take a clear printout on A4 paper, keeping additional copies ready for future use.Carry required documents: Bring the printed admit card, identity proof and passport-size photographs to the examination centre and follow all dress code and security instructions.Exam-day rules remain in forceCandidates have been reminded not to carry mobile phones, calculators, watches, paper material or metallic objects into the examination hall. Light clothing with short sleeves and low-heeled sandals remain permissible under the dress code.NTA has also advised candidates to rely only on official websites for updates and avoid misinformation circulating through unofficial online sources as preparations move into the final week before the examination.
