NEET MDS 2023: Application correction window closes today

Today, February 19, the National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test for Masters of Dental Surgery NEET MDS 2023 image correction window will be closed by the National Board of Examinations (NBE). Through the official website, nbe.edu.in, applicants can make any necessary changes to their NEET MDS application form for 2023.

Before the selective and final edit window closes, candidates who have submitted the NEET MDS 2023 application form successfully will be able to edit their images multiple times. The official NEET MDS announcement states that the computer-based test (CBT) will be given on March 1, 2023, in one day and one session. On February 22, 2023, the download link for the admit card will go live. The NBEMS website lets you download the NEET MDS admit card.

2023 NEET MDS: Specifications for the photograph A color photograph with a white background and a full frontal view of the face with a neutral expression is required. The photograph should not be older than three months.
The use of goggles, stethoscopes, caps, and ornaments is not recommended.
The face with red eyes should not be shadowed or reflected in the photograph.

2023 NEET MDS: Specifications for signatures The signatures of candidates must not be blurred, they must not be in capital letters, and they must not be on the ruled page. Candidates must upload complete signatures. On the NEET MDS 2023 admit card, candidates must paste a recent passport-size photograph that is not older than three months. Candidates will have three hours to answer 240 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) on the NEET MDS question paper. Incorrect responses will result in a score reduction of one mark (-1 point). For questions that are not attempted, there will be no penalty. Candidates will receive four (+4) points for each correct response.

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