Complete List of NEET 2019 Exam Centres – NEET Test Venues and Codes

The National Testing Agency is going to conduct the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) UG 2019 on 5^th May. The NEET 2019 registration process is scheduled to be started from 1^st November 2018. If you are appearing in the upcoming exam, make sure you select the exam centre and submit the application form within the deadline (30^th November 2018). NTA will release the NEET exam centre list shortly. However, it is estimated that the Agency will take all the 150 exam venues, earlier decided by CBSE, into consideration. Last year, the Central Board of Secondary Education had administered the exam at 84 centres. Take a look at the complete NEET exam centre list that provides information about all the states/UTs, cities and city codes.

NEET 2019 Exam Centres and Codes

Once the Agency releases the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test 2019 centres, it will be updated here immediately.

NEET 2019 Question Paper Languages

The NEET question papers will be available in 11 languages, including 9 regional languages.

1. English
2. Hindi
3. Odia/ Oriya
4. Assamese
5. Bengali
6. Gujarati
7. Marathi
8. Urdu
9. Kannada
10. Telugu
11. Tamil

NEET 2019 Vernacular Language Exam Centres and Codes

Steps to Select NEET Exam Centres 2019

Medical aspirants are given the opportunity to select their preferred exam centres. While submitting the NEET application form 2019, they can enter their preferences. It is limited to three. Here’s how you can choose your top 3 exam venues.

• Access the application form online at the official website of NTA (https://www.nta.ac.in/medicalexam)
• Complete the registration process, obtain the user ID and password to log in to your NEET account
• Provide details and upload the digital images
• Fill the exam centre choices as per your preferences
• Remember, you can only give 3 choices
• No changes will be entertained after the form is submitted
• Hence, take every step carefully before clicking the submit button
• Also, take some care while booking the slots
• There will be 8 different sittings and candidates are required to book their online exam slots as early as possible

Note: Candidates are not entitled to make changes to the ‘Option of Medium of Question Paper’ once the form is submitted. Those opting for the English Language will be given Test Booklet in the preferred language. Aspirants choosing Hindi will be provided Booklet in both English and Hindi. Applicants seeking regional languages will be offered Bilingual Test Booklet – the selected vernacular language and English. English version would be considered final if there is doubt or vagueness in translation.

NEET 2019 Exam Centres – Important Instructions

• Be it an Indian citizen or a foreign candidate, all the medical aspirants are required to choose the city codes for the exam while filling the application form
• Candidates belonging to a particular state should mention its top three cities
• If the number of the applicants for a particular centre is less, the Agency reserves the right not to cancel the centre or fix another centre irrespective of the venue opted by them