Sonipat, April 24
Deputy Commissioner Neha Singh said that for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET)-2026 exam to be held on May 3, eight examination centers have been set up in Sonipat city, where 2668 candidates will appear for their exam. She said that along with providing a peaceful environment to the candidates, extensive preparations are being completed by the district administration for a successful, peaceful and transparent event. She instructed the officers of all the concerned departments that in view of the exam, all the departments should pay complete all the arrangements with better coordination.
Deputy Commissioner Neha Singh held a meeting with officials at the camp office on Friday to ensure the successful conduct of the NEET 2026 exam and provided necessary guidance. She stated that all standard operating procedures (SOPs) issued during the exam must be strictly followed at all examination centers. She added that maintaining transparency and fairness during the exam is the administration’s top priority.
The Deputy Commissioner directed that CCTV cameras be installed at examination centers two days before the exam. She also discussed in detail the biometrics and other aspects of the examination day. She stated that flying squads and duty magistrates would be appointed at all examination centers to continuously monitor the examination process and promptly prevent any irregularities.
Special attention to traffic management
She said that a special plan should be developed to ensure smooth traffic flow on exam day, so that traffic jams do not occur near the examination center. Alternative routes should also be provided to ensure that candidates reach the examination center on time. Additional traffic police will also be deployed as needed.
Ensuring better facilities for the students
DC stated that proper arrangements for drinking water, shade, electricity, toilets, and seating should be made for the candidates at all examination centers. She directed the concerned officials to inspect all centers before the examination and ensure the availability of necessary facilities. Keeping in mind the summer season, special emphasis has been placed on providing drinking water and shaded areas. Additionally, proper seating arrangements should be made near the examination center for parents accompanying the candidates.
Health and emergency services will be available:
The health department will be put on alert to handle any emergencies during the exam. Ambulances and medical teams will be available near each examination center. Furthermore, generators are being arranged to ensure power supply is not disrupted.
Candidates should pay special attention to these things:
The Deputy Commissioner said that candidates appearing for the examination should wear only half-sleeved clothes. Apart from this, they should wear open slippers, sandals or low-heeled shoes. Also, watches, rings, bracelets or jewellery are not allowed in the examination. If you are wearing religious/traditional attire, then reach the examination centre 2 hours in advance. Mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, earphones, microphones, health bands, wallets, handbags, belts and caps are not allowed in the examination centre. He said that candidates can carry the examination admit card, valid identity card and a transparent water bottle. She urged candidates to arrive at the examination center on time to avoid any problems. He stated that no candidate will be allowed to enter the examination center after 1:30.
On this occasion, SDM Sonipat Subhash Chandra, City Magistrate Simran, District Education Officer Naveen Gulia and other concerned officials were present.
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