Medicine & Health Sciences

NEET is generally conducted in 14 foreign cities. NEET test centres in foreign countries are located in cities located across the continents of Asia, Middle East and Africa. The foreign cities where NEET 2025 will be conducted are as follows:

1. Kuwait City
2. Dubai
3. Abu Dhabi
4. Bangkok
5. Colombo
6. Doha
7. Kathmandu
8. Kuala Lumpur
9. Lagos
10. Manama
11. Muscat
12. Riyadh
13. Sharjah
14. Singapore.

Registered candidates willing to choose an international city for NEET 2025 will be able to do so during the application correction window and candidates registering afresh will be able to choose their preferred country and city and have to pay the requisite application fee.  

You can choose any exam centre of NEET if you have opted for English medium question paper. English is available at all centres across the country. English is a universal language and the NEET question paper medium. The exam city selection option becomes limited once candidates choose a regional language, except Hindi. Apart from the medium of the question factor, the other factor that plays a role in the NEET exam centre city selection is the permanent and present address selected by candidates during the application process.

During the AP EAMCET form correction, students are not allowed to make a complete change in the application form. Some details like names, Date of birth, Engineering or Agriculture & Medical stream, and Regional Test Centre preferences can not be changed. This is why you must be very careful while filling out the form.

AP EAMCET 2026 form correction process is closed now. The correction window was open from April 11 to 13, 2026. This was a one-time process for making corrections in the filled form.

The items not allowed in the exam hall are given below.

• Electronic devices like a mobile phone, a smart watch, a calculator
• Books and Notes
• Food and drinks 
• Bags and purses 

Candidates must take printed copy of admit card to  exam centre. Candidates will not be allowed to appear for exam without printed copy of  AP EAMCET admit card. Candidates must take few extra copies to avoid last-minute issues. Along with admit card, candidates must carry valid photo ID proof.

Candidates belonging to the General category should secure 50 percentile. Those belonging to the PwD General category has to secure 45 percentile. The NEET cutoff percentile for the reserved category candidates is 40. The exact qualifying marks or cutoff scores will be announced by NTA along with the scorecards. This year, General category candidates had to score minimum 137 marks to qualify for the exam. 

Yes, NCERT books are sufficient to complete the NEET syllabus. A number of past years' NEET toppers have claimed that they referred only to NCERT books for preparation. NCERT textbooks act as the base to complete the syllabus and develop conceptual clarity and understanding of the topics and chapters. However, for practice purposes, students may refer to other books and resources as well. It is advised that while starting the NEET preparation, candidates refer to the NCERT books and move towards other books and advanced resources after that.