NEET MDS 2025: Correction window to close tomorrow

Candidates are advised to exercise caution while modifying in their NEET MDS applications to avoid any errors as there will be no opportunity later to edit and modify any information submitted, the board said.

The NBEMS will conduct a NEET MDS demo test for the benefit of candidates to familiarise themselves with CBT mode at the website nbe.edu.in. Candidates will be able to access the Demo test tentatively from April 9 onwards. Last year, the cut off for the NEET MDS was:

General, EWS: 50 percentile, 263 marks

General PwBD: 45 percentile, 246 score

SC, ST, OBC including PwBD: 40 percentile, 230 score

NEET MDS question paper will comprise 240 multiple choice questions and will have two parts — parts A and B with 100 and 140 questions, respectively. One mark will be deducted against every wrong answer.

In case of any difficulty, NEET MDS applicants can contact candidate care support at +91-7996165333 or write to NBEMS at its helpline portal accessible through the applicant login or its communication web portal.

Meanwhile, Union Minister of State for Education Sukanta Majumdar in Rajya Sabha said the government is committed to ensuring fair conduct of examinations and is trying to strengthen the system to prevent any malpractice.

Replying to queries during Question Hour related to irregularities in the NEET UG exam held last year, the minister cited a Supreme Court order to assert that there was no systemic failure and the government has already asked CBI to investigate the matter and five charge sheets have been filed against 45 people in the paper theft case.