NEET MDS

The NEET MDS 2025 admit card was released on April 15, 2025, by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS). Candidates who had successfully registered can download their admit cards from the official website, by logging in with their registration number and password . The NEET MDS 2025 exam is scheduled for April 19, 2025, and will be conducted in a single session across 59 cities in India . Candidates must carry a printed copy of the admit card, a valid photo ID, and a passport-sized photograph to the exam centre .

Yes, it is mandatory to take the NEET MDS demo test for a duration of 10 minutes at one go. In case candidates change the window or are inactive for a certain duration, then the NEET MDS official mock test will be deactivated. They will have to restart the process and start the test again from scratch. Hence, it is advised that students focus on the NEET MDS demo test and attempt it for the total duration of 10 minutes to get the actual experience of test taking. 

No, candidates need not enter their NEET MDS username or registration ID and password or the registration credentials to access the NEET MDS official mock test or demo test. They need to click on the 'Sign In' tab and proceed towards attempting the NEET MDS demo test. 

Although it is technically possible for candidates to access the NEET MDS demo test on mobile phone, it is not recommended to attempt the test on mobile phone. Since test takers will have to attempt the exam on a desktop computer on the actual day of the exam, and they will have to navigate through the system using a mouse, taking the demo test from a mobile phone will not give them the actual experience of taking NEET MDS.  

The questions asked in the NEET MDS demo test is not as per the syllabus. The questions are of representative purpose and are not meant for actual practice or preparation. The NEET MDS demo test is meant for getting accustomed to the mandatory time-bound sections, along with getting a hands on experience on the interface and the navigation system. 

The number of questions in the NEET MDS demo test or official mock test is 12. The number of questions in Part A and Part B are five and seven respectively. The duration for Part A is four minutes and that of Part B is six minutes. Unless the sectional duration is over, candidates will not be able to cannot move or switch to the next section.  

The total duration of the NEET MDS demo test or mock test released by NBEMS is 10 minutes. Part A is of four minutes duration and carries five questions. Part B of the demo test consists of seven questions to be attempted in four minutes. Unless the slate duration is over, candidates will not be allowed to move to the next section. Moreover, they will not be able to check the entire set of questions at one go as well.