PM Modi stayed at Delhi airport for 45 minutes during the NEET UG re-exam

The entire country is in solidarity and support of NEET 2026 aspirants.https://t.co/u0W6eze201

Thank You, Hon PM @narendramodi @PMOIndia @dpradhanbjp @EduMinOfIndia

— National Testing Agency (@NTA_Exams) June 21, 2026

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has put in place extensive security arrangements for the re-test. Entry to centres is being conducted through strict frisking procedures, including metal detector checks.

Examination rooms are under CCTV surveillance and jammers supplied by ECIL and BEL have been deployed to prevent electronic malpractice. Two invigilators have been posted in every room, while more than ten officials are stationed at each centre.

NTA has also deployed 38,795 frisking personnel, 48,448 biometric staff for face authentication, around 6,700 observers, and more than 100 virtual observers. Each centre has an average of 40–50 security personnel.

Police forces, paramilitary personnel, the Indian Air Force and the Department of Posts have been involved in securing the transport and handling of confidential examination materials.

For candidate welfare, centres have been provided with drinking water, ORS, ambulances, shaded waiting areas and seating arrangements for parents. Additional rough sheets and wall clocks have also been arranged, and extra time has been factored in to accommodate the enhanced entry procedures.