The Ultimate Guide for Preparing for NEET PG 2023: How to Ace the Exam

However, the bench comprising Justices Sanjiv Khanna and Aniruddha Bose said that the decision to hold NEET PG on March 5 stands. The bench directed the NTA to increase the number of examination centres to reduce the number of applicants per centre to 400. Hearing the plea, Justice Bose, also suggested that the National Testing Agency conduct the exams in two shifts of 400 students each. However, he asked NTA to take necessary steps at the earliest. The bench also observed that 21 days is sufficient for the NTA to make adequate arrangements for the examination. In its order, it said that the NTA should ensure that in examination centres of 400 examinees there should be enough space and equipment to ensure social distancing norms are followed. The bench also said that NTA must make sure that sanitization and other safety measures are taken at the centres. It added that the NTA must make efforts to reduce the gap between application end date and exam date. The bench ruled that NEET PG will take place on March 5th and directed the NTA to increase the number of examination centres to reduce the number of applicants per centre to 400. Justice Bose suggested that the National Testing Agency conduct the exams in two shifts of 400 students each and that the NTA should ensure social distancing norms are followed and sanitization and other safety measures are taken at the centres. The NTA was also asked to reduce the gap between application end date and exam date.