Will NEET 2023 be delayed?
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No, NTA will not postpone NEET 2023. Even though a number of candidates are requesting the exam authorities to postpone the date, NTA or the MHRD has not responded to the requests or announced any decision regarding this. Over the past two years, NEET exam date has been delayed owing to the pandemic situation, which has affected the overall academic calendar. To bring back normalcy, NTA has scheduled NEET UG 2023 in May, similar to the pre-pandemic era after much brainstorming and assessing other entrance exam dates. Moreover, since the application process is underway, it is unlikely that the NEET 2023 exam date will be postponed now.
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