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Haryana Begins NEET UG 2026 Round‑1 Reporting; Candidates to Verify Documents
✍️ Shiksha.com
🗓 07 Sep 2026, 12:39 PM
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The first round of reporting for the 2026 NEET UG exam in Haryana has started, with candidates required to present their eligibility documents as per the schedule released by the state education department.
The Haryana state education department has opened the Round 1 reporting phase for the 2026 NEET UG entrance test. Reporting centres have been set up across all districts, and aspirants are instructed to appear in person to complete document verification.
Applicants must bring original copies of their Class 12 mark sheet, a valid photo‑ID, the NEET UG admit card and any other certificates stipulated in the official checklist. The verification process will be overseen by officials of the Haryana Board of School Education to ensure authenticity.
The admission schedule released alongside the reporting notice outlines the timeline for document clearance, seat allocation and subsequent counseling sessions. Candidates are advised to adhere strictly to the dates to avoid missing their allotted seats.
The move aims to streamline the admission workflow for the upcoming academic year and to maintain transparency in the selection of medical and dental seats across the state.
Applicants must bring original copies of their Class 12 mark sheet, a valid photo‑ID, the NEET UG admit card and any other certificates stipulated in the official checklist. The verification process will be overseen by officials of the Haryana Board of School Education to ensure authenticity.
The admission schedule released alongside the reporting notice outlines the timeline for document clearance, seat allocation and subsequent counseling sessions. Candidates are advised to adhere strictly to the dates to avoid missing their allotted seats.
The move aims to streamline the admission workflow for the upcoming academic year and to maintain transparency in the selection of medical and dental seats across the state.