The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the city intimation slip for the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET-UG) 2026, which will be conducted on June 21. Candidates who registered for the examination can now log in to the official portal to view and download the city intimation slip. This document is designed to assist students in making necessary travel and accommodation arrangements well before the examination date.
The NTA has clarified that the city intimation slip is not the admit card and should not be considered as permission to enter the examination hall. It only informs candidates about the city where their examination centre has been allotted. The actual admit card will be released separately at a later date.
Candidates are advised to carefully check the details on the city intimation slip and ensure that they have adequate time to plan their travel. Any discrepancies in the information should be reported to the NTA immediately through the official channels.
How to Download the City Intimation Slip
To download the city intimation slip, candidates need to visit the official NTA website and follow these steps:
- Go to the official portal for NEET-UG 2026.
- Click on the link for city intimation slip.
- Enter the required credentials, such as application number and date of birth.
- View and download the slip for future reference.
It is recommended that candidates keep a printed copy of the city intimation slip for their records. However, they must note that this slip is not a valid entry document to the examination centre.
Important Points to Remember
The NTA has emphasized that the city intimation slip is only for planning purposes. The final admit card, which will be issued later, is mandatory for entry into the examination hall. Candidates must also carry a valid photo ID along with the admit card on the day of the exam.
For any queries or assistance, candidates can contact the NTA helpline or refer to the official website for updates. The NTA has requested all candidates to stay alert and avoid relying on unofficial sources for information.
