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NEET registration stress usually doesn’t come from the form itself,
it comes from the last-minute scramble: photo issues, document mismatch, payment failures, and confusion about deadlines. The smartest move is simple, prepare like the registration can open any day, and keep your “application kit” ready before the crowd rush begins.
As of January 2, 2026, NTA has not yet released the official NEET 2026 application schedule. So, treat any ‘confirmed dates’ shared on random posts as tentative until the official notification comes out.
But we can still give you a highly realistic expectation based on recent NEET cycles: the form usually opens in early February. So planning for the first/second week of February 2026 is the safest and most practical approach.
The authorities will confirm the exact dates once they release the official notification. Until then, consider this the most reliable window for planning
| Event | Expected Period |
| NEET 2026 Notification Release Date | December 2025 to January 2026 |
| NEET 2026 Registration Date | January to February 2026 |
| NEET 2026 Application Form Last Date | February to March 2026 |
| NEET 2026 Application Correction Window | March 2026 |
| NEET 2026 Exam Date | May 2026 |
This table helps you plan your prep and documents without waiting till the last week.
NEET registrations have followed a fairly consistent pattern in recent years. The form tends to open around early February, often close to the first or second week.
| Year | Registration Start Date | Day |
| 2026 | February 6, 2026 (Expected) | Friday |
| 2025 | February 7, 2025 | Friday |
| 2024 | February 9, 2024 | Friday |
What you should take from this:
Don’t get stuck on the exact date. The real advantage is being ready before the portal opens, so you apply smoothly in the first few days.
This is enough to plan your next 30–60 days properly.
Most students lose time because they start the form and then hunt for files. Don’t do that. Get these ready now:
1) Identity + basic details
2) Academic details
3) Certificates (only if applicable)
4) Digital files
Quick tip: Don’t use over-edited photos. Keep them clear and natural so verification becomes easy.
Once the portal opens, the flow is usually like this:
You register first to generate your application number, then you fill your details, select exam city preferences, upload documents, pay the fee, and finally download the confirmation page.
That last step matters the most.
Golden rule: If you didn’t download the confirmation page, your registration is not “done” in a safe way. Always save it.
This is where most “form rejection” issues come from:
Mismatch errors
A single spelling mismatch between your ID and the application can create trouble later. Always cross-check your name, DOB, and parent details before final submission.
Wrong photo/signature format
Many students upload the wrong dimensions or blurry files. Keep your photo and signature clear and properly cropped.
Wrong category selection
Selecting the wrong category (or not having valid certificate format) can create serious problems later. If you’re unsure, don’t guess, verify before submission.
Waiting till the last date
The last 48 hours are the worst time to apply: high traffic, slow servers, payment delays. Apply early so you’re calm.
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Q1. Has NEET 2026 registration started?
As of January 2, 2026, the official registration schedule is still awaited.
Q2. When is NEET 2026 registration expected to start?
Most likely in early February 2026, based on recent exam cycles.
Q3. What documents should I prepare before registration opens?
ID details, photo/signature files, academic details, and certificates (if applicable).
Q4. What is the biggest mistake students make during registration?
Waiting till the last date and uploading incorrect photo/signature formats.
Q5. How can I avoid losing marks after registration?
Start mock-based preparation early, track mistakes weekly, and follow a revision plan instead of random studying.