NEET Exam: The National Medical Commission (NMC) has issued a new advisory to medical colleges and institutions across the country ahead of the NEET UG re-examination scheduled for June 21, 2026. The advisory directs college administrations not to grant routine leave to students on June 20 and 21. Leave should be granted only in cases of emergency or for valid reasons.

Citing a letter from the Ministry of Education, the Commission stated that all colleges must strictly adhere to these instructions to ensure the fair and smooth conduct of the examination.

**Advice to Students to Remain Vigilant**
The NMC noted that, in the past, instances of medical college students being involved in suspicious activities related to the examination have come to light. In view of this, all medical colleges and institutions have been instructed to remain vigilant and to sensitize students about maintaining the fairness and transparency of the exam. The Commission aims to prevent any irregularities and uphold the credibility of the examination process.

**Advice Against Granting Leave on June 20 and 21**
The Commission has advised medical colleges not to grant routine leave to students on June 20 and 21, 2026. Leave should be sanctioned only under special circumstances and for valid reasons. According to the NMC, this step has been taken to prevent any potential misuse during the NEET UG re-examination and to ensure cooperation in the fair and smooth conduct of the test.

**Arvind Kejriwal’s Inspiring Message to Candidates**
Arvind Kejriwal has issued a message of good wishes to the candidates appearing for the NEET exam.

He said, "I know you have endured a lot. Taking an exam twice in a single month is not easy. Even appearing for the NEET paper once requires immense effort. However, putting these challenges aside, study with full dedication and take the exam with a calm mind. I hope you all perform well, succeed in NEET, and go on to become excellent doctors.

" Admit Card and Exam Preparation
The NTA will conduct the NEET UG 2026 re-examination on June 21 from 2:00 PM to 5:15 PM. Candidates appearing for this exam must download their admit cards from the official website. Candidates can access their admit cards using their application number and date of birth. It is mandatory to carry the admit card and a valid identity proof to the examination center.

Students Can Report Suspicious Activities
To ensure transparency in the examination process, the NTA has launched a new online portal. Through this portal, students, parents, coaching institutes, and the general public can lodge complaints regarding question paper leaks or any suspicious activities related to the exam. The NTA has urged the public to immediately report any information regarding irregularities or fraudulent claims on the portal.

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