Farooqia Dental College News & Updates 2025: Notifications, Notice, Result

NEET MDS Test City Intimation 2026 Expected Release Time

Important instructions to check NEET MDS City Intimation 2026

• The test city link will be activated on this link - NEET MDS Candidate Login 2026
• After opening this link, enter the 'User ID' and 'Password'
• Click on the 'Login' button to view the test city allotment
• If you do not remember the User ID and Password, click on the 'Forgot User ID/ Password' option available on the given candidate portal link. You can retrieve the details by providing the 'Application Number'
• If you do not remember your 'Application Number', check the email you received after completing the registration for the MDS exam. The application number will be there on that email.

NEET MDS 2026 Registration: The NEET MDS 2026 application correction window is scheduled to open on April 4, 2026, as per the announcement by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS), allowing candidates to edit their submitted forms through the official website. Common mistakes made while applying, particularly minor ones that include getting the name wrong, can easily be corrected without too much hassle - thanks to this facility. But this correction window will be open only for a few days, between April 4 and 6, 2026, and therefore candidates should not waste more time and must finish all modifications necessary in the given time frame. It is highly recommended that you do a thorough review of each detail before submitting your applications to prevent last-minute issues or complications later in the admissions process.

DNB Admissions 2025: The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has extended the last date for the submission of the No Objection Certificate (NOC) for the Sponsored DNB Admissions 2025. As per the updated notice published by the NBEMS, the eligible candidates have the leeway to submit the NOC on or before February 7, 2026.

Supreme Court Regularize BDS 2016-17 Admission: The Supreme Court has provided major relief to students who were admitted to Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) courses in private dental colleges in Rajasthan during the NEET UG 2016–17 academic year. These students were admitted after the relaxation of the minimum qualifying percentile in NEET, which later came under legal challenge. Considering that the students had already completed their course and obtained degrees, the apex court decided to regularise their admissions to avoid causing further hardship to them.