NEET MDS 2026: NBE activates demo test, admit card to be out on April 29
New Delhi: The National Eligibility and Entrance Test Master of Dental Surgery (NEET MDS) examination for the academic year 2026 will be conducted on May 2.
For the exam, the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has made a demo test available on its official website.
This demo test will help candidates familiarise themselves with the computer-based format. The demo test is identical to the actual examination interface.
A demo test helps candidates understand how to solve questions, select and modify answers, mark questions for review, and utilise time effectively. Although it does not assess subject-matter knowledge, it plays a crucial role in minimising errors on the day of the examination and boosting confidence, particularly for those who are not accustomed to taking CBTs (Computer-Based Tests).
STEPS TO ATTEMPT NEET MDS DEMO TEST
Candidates appearing for the NEET MDS examination will be able to take the demo test by following the steps given below-
STEP 1- Visit the official website of NBEMS.
STEP 2- Click on the demo test link.
STEP 3- Login by entering your credentials.
STEP 4- Read all the instructions and attempt the test online.
Meanwhile, NBEMS will release the NEET MDS 2026 admit card on April 29. Once the admit card is released, registered candidates will be notified via email, SMS alerts, and website notices.
It is advisable to take a printout of the admit card for the day of the examination. Candidates are required to carry a printed admit card and a valid photo ID to the examination center. Entry will not be permitted without these documents.
STEPS TO DOWNLOAD NEET MDS 2026 EXAM ADMIT CARD
STEP 1- Visiting the official NBEMS website.
STEP 2- Login using your user ID and password.
STEP 3- After logging in, click on the NEET MDS 2026 admit card link .
STEP 4- Verify the details, and download the document.
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