17/06/2026
Re - NEET 2026
Some changes worth taking a note :
1. 15 minutes more time
2. 4 pages of rough sheets, 2 in front and 2 in back (in previous exams only 2 sheets were provided for rough work in the back)
3. Since wrist watches or any watch is not allowed inside the examination hall so “bell timings” are a crucial indicator about the time, which must be taken into account by the examinees.
*Last entry into the examination center at 1.30 pm (Long Bell)
*Distribution of Test Booklets at 1.50 pm (Single Bell)
*Seal of the test booklet to be broken/opened by the candidate and taking out the answer sheet at 1.55 pm (Double Bell)
*Commencement of examination at 2 pm (Long Bell)
*After 1hour ie at 3.00 pm (Single Bell)
*After 2hour ie at 4.00 pm (Single Bell)
*After 2 and half hour ie at 4.30 pm (Single Bell)
*Closing of room doors at 4.45/ 5.00 pm (Single Bell)
*Test concludes at 5.15pm (Long Bell)
The clouds and the silver linings -
- History tells that Re-Test papers are always difficult than the previous paper.
Lining - If it is difficult then it will be difficult for all, you are not the chosen one.
- What good can this extra 15 minutes do?
Lining - If you look at the questions in 1minute - 1question frame then you have got time equivalent of solving 15 questions, which can be extremely beneficial in solving the doubtful ones, without exceeding the regular time frame.
General advice - Between 1.30 pm and 1.50 pm ie for 20 minutes, you will be sitting idle in the examination hall. Within a minute or two you will start feeling lonely and alone at the same time. Don’t ever try to remember any formulae or revise any topic in you brain because it may confuse you more than comforting you. Jut take deep breaths and think about something positive, not related to your exams at all. May be, some good memories will help soothe your nerves.
You did it once so have no doubts about your capabilities of doing it twice! ALL THE BEST.
