Hyderabad Collector Orders Assessment of NEET UG-2025 Exam Centres

District-Level Meeting on Exam Preparations

Hyderabad District Collector Anudeep Durishetty has directed officials to identify and evaluate examination centres for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) UG-2025, scheduled for May 4. With an estimated 35,000 candidates expected to appear for the exam in Hyderabad district, the Collector emphasized the need for well-equipped and accessible centres.

District-Level Meeting on Exam Preparations The directive was issued during a district-level committee meeting held at the Collectorate on March 5. During the meeting, the Collector stressed the importance of ensuring basic amenities at all designated examination centres, aiming to provide a seamless experience for students appearing for the exam.

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Instructions for Site Assessments
To ensure that NEET UG-2025 is conducted in a hassle-free manner, the Collector directed Tahsildars to carry out on-site inspections of potential exam centres. The designated institutions include:

Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVs)
Government schools and colleges
Railway and Army schools
Engineering colleges and central universities
CBSE schools and Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas
Eklavya Model Residential Schools
Officials have been instructed to submit a comprehensive report on the existing infrastructure and any necessary improvements to ensure that these venues meet the required standards.

Focus on Basic Amenities and Infrastructure for NEET Candidates

Given the large number of candidates, authorities are also planning crowd management and traffic control measures near examination centres. The Hyderabad police department has been asked to coordinate with local traffic police to:

Ensure smooth movement of candidates and parents.
Restrict unnecessary public entry near exam centres.
Set up special security checkpoints to prevent any untoward incidents.

To assist students and parents, the district administration plans to set up a NEET helpline for inquiries related to exam centres, transport, and emergencies. A help desk will be available at key locations to provide last-minute support to candidates.