NEET examination will be conducted in CBT mode from next year, says Union Education Minister.
NEET Exam to Shift to Computer-Based Test Mode From Next Year
NEET examination will be conducted in Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode from next year, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan announced.
The announcement was made by the Union Education Minister during a public statement. He said the NEET examination format will change from the current system to a computer-based format starting next year.
NEET Examination to Move to CBT Mode
NEET is one of the biggest entrance examinations in India for medical education. Every year, lakhs of students appear for the examination to get admission into medical colleges across the country.
At present, the examination is conducted in pen-and-paper mode. From next year, the examination will happen in Computer-Based Test mode. The change was announced officially by the Union Education Minister.
The minister stated, “From next year, the NEET examination will happen in CBT (Computer-Based Test) mode.”
NEET CBT Mode Announcement
The announcement is expected to bring major changes to the examination process. Students appearing for NEET from next year will have to take the examination on computers instead of using offline answer sheets.
The Computer-Based Test mode is already used in several national-level entrance examinations in India. The shift to CBT mode for NEET is expected to change the examination experience for candidates.
No further details about the examination pattern, dates, or implementation process were announced in the statement.
What Students Can Expect From NEET CBT Mode
Students preparing for NEET may now need to become familiar with computer-based examination systems. The new mode could require candidates to practice online mock tests and digital exam formats before appearing for the examination.
Authorities are expected to release detailed guidelines and official information about the new system in the coming months.
The announcement confirms that the NEET examination will officially move to Computer-Based Test mode from next year.
