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The test center India High School said on Saturday that all students who take the National Qualification and Entrance Examination (NEET) for India in the UAE must recalculate the time mentioned in the admission card according to Gulf Standard Time.
NEET is the qualification exam for the MBBS and BDS courses of the Indian Academy of Medicine and Dentistry. It will be held in Dubai on Sunday, September 12. The examination is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA).
The UAE’s official examination center, the Indian High School Oud Metha campus, has issued a notice informing students to recalculate the time mentioned on the admission card to UAE standard time. Registration for the center starts at 9:30 a.m. We recommend that students enter as soon as possible and do not rush to complete the process.
The notice said: “If your admission ticket says that you will enter the test room from 11 a.m., you actually need to arrive at the test center before 9:30 a.m. The issued test admission ticket reflects the time in the Indian standard time zone and needs to be renewed carefully. Calculate so that students don’t end up late or endure last-minute pressure.”
The notice added: “For convenience, there are facilities for early entry and waiting (if you wish to arrive before the stipulated time) on campus.”
Students need to post the required photos on the admission ticket and bring additional passport-sized photos to the exam room. Studio facilities will also be provided on campus.
Students must bring the original test admission ticket and valid ID.
Punit MK Vasu, CEO of The Indian High Group of Schools, said: “It is our responsibility to provide all students with the correct and most relevant information so that everyone can fully understand the situation and make arrangements in advance.”
“For some people, the exam day can be tiring, and we don’t want this situation to make any candidates feel troubled. We have made seamless arrangements for students to relax and calm down. Everything goes well.”
Danusha Gukulan
Dhanusha Gokulan is from India and has been working as a journalist for more than ten years. For Khaleej Times, she reports on NRI affairs, civil aviation and immigration issues. She received a bachelor’s degree in journalism, economics and English literature from Mangalore University in 2008, and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in contemporary media leadership and innovation at the American University in Dubai. In her spare time, she gets involved in singing/song writing, loves food, and is the mother of an over-enthusiastic Labrador Retriever. On her Twitter @shootsprintrite.
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