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NEET 2025 Registration Last Date and Time Confirmed by NTA

NEET 2025 Registration Last Date and Time Confirmed by NTA

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Deep PathakUpdated on 08 Mar 2025, 09:40 AM IST

The NTA will conduct the NEET 2025 exam on May 4, 2025, and the NEET registration process plays a crucial role in determining whether candidates can sit for the examination or not. The authority has closed registrations for NEET 2025 on March 7, 2025, all aspirants were aware of the NEET 2025 registration last date and time.

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  1. NEET 2025 registration last date and time
  2. NEET deadline 2025 - closing time
  3. Total registration in NEET 2025
  4. How many students registered for NEET 2025 till now?
  5. NEET 2025 registration process
  6. NEET registration last date and time - Important tips to keep in mind
NEET 2025 Registration Last Date and Time Confirmed by NTA
NEET 2025 Registration Last Date and Time Confirmed by NTA

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET UG) is the single largest medical entrance examination in India through which admission to undergraduate courses such as MBBS, BDS, and other allied courses is granted. Candidates need to complete their NEET 2025 registration to ensure they are eligible to appear for the NEET exam. Read the full article to know about the last date and time for NEET registration 2025 and tips to be followed during this time.

NEET 2025 registration last date and time

The last date for NEET registration 2025 was March 7, 2025. The authority started the online registration process for NEET 2025 on February 7, 2025. The important NEET registration date 2025 is provided here.

NEET 2025 registration last date

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Date

Start of online registrations

February 7, 2025

Last date to register online

March 7, 2025

NEET 2025 exam date

May 4, 2025

NEET deadline 2025 - closing time

The exact time for the closure of the NEET 2025 registration window is provided by the NTA in its NEET UG 2025 registration advisory. The NEET 2025 registration closed by 11:50 PM on March 7, 2025. Therefore, candidates could complete their registration well before the deadline to avoid any last-minute issues.

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Total registration in NEET 2025

The NTA releases the data for total NEET registration 2025 after completing the application process. The anticipation is that NEET 2025 will see a rise in registrations, surpassing last year's figures of 24 lakh. Reports suggest that around 26 lakh candidates are expected to register for NEET UG 2025

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How many students registered for NEET 2025 till now?

As per the latest available data, over 20 lakh students had registered for NEET 2025 till March 5, 2025. This number is expected to surpass last years' 24 lakh mark. The complete NEET 2025 registration data is released by the NTA at neet.nta.nic.in.

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NEET 2025 registration process

To ensure that candidates could successfully register for the NEET 2025 exam before the last date, it was important to understand the step-by-step process of NEET registration 2025.

Step 1. Visit the NEET official website 2025

Go to the official NTA NEET official website neet.nta.nic.in).

Step 2. Register for NEET 2025 and create an account

Candidates need to create an account by providing details such as their name, email address, and contact number. After registering, candidates will receive login credentials, which are used to complete the rest of the NEET application form process.

Step 3. Fill in the NEET application form 2025

Log in using the NEET application number and password and start filling out the application form. This includes entering personal details (name, date of birth, category, etc.), academic information (qualifying exam details, school/college information), and selecting the NEET exam centre preferences.

Step 4. Upload required documents for NEET 2025

Applicants need to upload the following documents in the proper format and size.

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Step 5. Pay the NEET form fee

After completing the form and uploading the documents required for NEET 2025 application form, students need to pay the NEET 2025 application fee. The NEET form fee can be paid via online modes like debit/credit card, net banking, or UPI.

Step 6. Review and submit the NEET registration form

Once the NEET fee payment is successful, verify all the details in the application form, and submit it.

Step 7. Download the NEET confirmation page 2025

Once the NEET application form 2025 is submitted successfully, candidates must take a printout of the NEET 2025 confirmation page. This NEET confirmation page acts as proof that a candidate has registered successfully and is eligible to appear for the NEET UG exam.

NEET registration last date and time - Important tips to keep in mind

With the NEET 2025 registration deadline close, it is important to avoid common mistakes during NEET registration last time.

  • Don’t wait till the last moment: The NEET registration portal may experience heavy traffic close to the deadline, leading to delays or difficulties in submitting the application form. Therefore, it is advisable to complete the registration process well before the last date.The NTA has also released an advisory for NEET 2025 registration advising students to fill their application form before the deadline.

  • Ensure NEET document accuracy: One of the most common reasons for the rejection of NEET applications is issues with uploaded documents (such as mismatched images or unclear scans). Make sure the documents meet specifications as per the NEET 2025 photo requirement by NTA.

  • Confirm NEET payment: Once the NEET application fee is paid, confirm that the transaction is successful. Applicants should receive a confirmation message or email, but always check the payment status on your NEET application portal.



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