NEET 2025: Aadhaar Verification Confusion Sparks Panic Days Before Exam
New Delhi- In less than a week, the National Testing Agency (NTA) is going to conduct the National Eligibility and Entrance Test-Undergraduate (NEET UG) medical entrance exam for the academic year 2025. Meanwhile, confusion and anxiety have erupted among the candidates as they have been asked to provide their Aadhaar details for verification, despite that NTA had earlier allowed candidates to use identification methods other than Aadhaar for NEET registration.
It is reported that many candidates who opted for them said they received a message on Tuesday asking them to switch to Aadhaar-based authentication. Now, when they are trying to do so, the candidates are unable to go through the verification process despite multiple attempts.
According to a NewsCareer360 report, The text message asked candidates to check their emails for a link to update the authentication mode in Aadhaar by 11:50 pm today, i.e. Wednesday, April 30. Candidates visited the NTA website to complete the formality, however, they received a message that read, "Your Aadhaar authentication form has not been submitted. Please try again".
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