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Advisory for Biometric Verification and Exception Protocol for NEET (UG)-2026 Re Examination- reg.

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Advisory for Biometric Verification and Exception Protocol for NEET (UG)-2026 Re-

This is a public notice published by National Testing Agency on its own website on 18 June 2026. It concerns NEET UG. The summary below is taken from the document itself; the full original is linked at the foot of this page.

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Subject: Advisory for Biometric Verification and Exception Protocol for NEET (UG)-2026 Re-

Re-Examination on 21.06.2026 at designated examination centres across India. In accordance with the enhanced security protocols in place for the re-examination, all candidates are informed of the following biometric verification requirements and exception provisions.

On the day of the re-examination, after the completion of the mandatory frisking process, every candidate is required to undergo biometric verification ( ) before being permitted to enter the examination room. This is a security requirement and shall be completed prior to the commencement of the examination.

Exception Provision: In the event that the biometric verification of a candidate cannot be completed on account of any of the following reasons - device hardware failure, poor quality of biometric data, connectivity failure with UIDAI servers, or physical inability of the candidate to provide biometric data, the candidate shall still be permitted to enter and appear in the examination room. However, such candidates will be required to execute a written undertaking at the examination centre at the time of entry. The prescribed format for this undertaking will be made available at the examination centre itself with the centre superintendent.

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