NEET UG 2026 Exam City Intimation Slip Released: Here is How to Access Your Details for the June 21 Test

The National Testing Agency has officially issued the exam city intimation slip for the upcoming NEET UG 2026 re-examination, with the test set to take place on June 21 across hundreds of locations.

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has officially released the exam city intimation slip for the upcoming NEET UG 2026 re-examination, marking a critical step for students preparing for the medical entrance test. With the exam scheduled for June 21, the release of these slips allows candidates to finalize their travel and accommodation logistics well in advance. The documents are now accessible via the official NTA web portals, providing clarity on where the examination centres have been allotted.

Understanding the Intimation Slip

It is essential for candidates to note that the city intimation slip is not the final admit card. While the slip provides necessary information regarding the city of the examination centre, the formal admit card—which acts as the mandatory document for entry into the test hall—will be issued by the NTA separately in the days leading up to the exam. Students are encouraged to log in using their application credentials on the official websites, nta.ac.in and neet.nta.nic.in, to retrieve their information and verify that all personal details are accurate.

The logistical scale of this re-examination is significant, covering 551 cities within India and an additional 14 cities abroad. The pen-and-paper examination will follow a standard timing of 2 pm to 5:15 pm, ensuring consistency across all testing venues. This re-test was necessitated following the cancellation of the initial examination, a move intended to preserve the integrity of the medical entrance process.

Student Support and Exam Guidelines

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan had previously confirmed that no additional examination fees would be levied on students for this session. Furthermore, the NTA provided candidates the flexibility to choose their preferred examination city, a measure aimed at reducing the burden on students who may have had to travel long distances for the original test.

Beyond the logistics of the city slip, the agency remains focused on conducting a secure examination. Despite recent rumors circulating on platforms like Telegram regarding alleged paper leaks, the NTA and relevant authorities have maintained a firm stance on the security protocols in place. Aspirants are advised to rely strictly on official notifications and ignore speculative reports as they prepare for the June 21 date. Maintaining a regular check on the official NTA websites is the best way for candidates to stay updated on further guidelines and the eventual release of the admit card.