Dec 26, 2019
Taking an exam isn’t just about studying, it is more about confidence. Some candidates feel nervous, some curious, some bewildered, some anxious. Exam anxiety is the experience of feeling an intense moment of fear or panic before or during the exam.
Stress is a temporary effect that could be beneficial if one decides to gear himself up for the challenge ahead or it could be devastating if it is allowed to overpower your capability.
Through this blog, we will see a few techniques that will help you overcome stress and perform well.
Click here for time management and exam-taking strategy.
The following things are required to be carried to the exam centre:
1. Admit card with your photograph affixed on it.
2. Photocopy of the permanent/temporary Medical Council Registration Certificate or original screening test pass certificate on NBE Letterhead if you are an FMG candidate without the medical Council certificate.
3. Original ID proof
Your ID proof can consist of any of the following:
a) Just make sure you carry original ID with the photo clearly visible on it
b) The name on the ID must match with the name as seen in the Admit card.
c) If there is a change in name carry supporting documents.
d) If you are carrying an e-Adhar card, go for a colored printout.
e) Do check the validity of your ID proof i.e it should not be an expired one.
You should not carry following things to the examination hall:
Activities | Session (3:30 PM to 7:00 PM) |
Allow candidates to enter the examination centre and commence Biometric Registration | 01:30 PM |
Entry closes at Examination Center | 03:00 PM |
Grant access to Candidate Login | 03:15 PM |
Candidates log in to read instructions | 03:20 PM |
Exam Start Time | 03:30 PM |
Exam End Time | 07:00 PM |
Helpline Number | 18002674003 (Toll-Free) |
| nbeexamhelpdesk@gmail.com |
**Phone support will be available on the exam day from 9:30 am to 6:00 pm from Monday- Friday (1st Nov 2019- 31st Jan 2020)
Go and give your best shot. No need to panic, trust your preparations and abilities. You have really worked hard and will surely be able to qualify NEET PG with flying colors.
Go make it happen NOW because it’s never too late to be awesome.
Good Luck!
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