For girls, the rules are similar. Keep it simple and comfortable.
- Half-sleeved tops or kurtas - Plain, light clothes - Simple sandals or slippers - No accessories
- Long or fancy sleeves - Heavy embroidery or frills - Heels or closed shoes - Jewellery of any kind
- Half-sleeved shirt or T-shirt - Simple trousers or pants - Light, plain fabric - Slippers or sandals
- Full-sleeved clothing - Clothes with many pockets or zips - Kurta pajama or layered outfits - Shoes, boots, covered footwear
– Pick clothes a day before; do not rush in the morning – Wear loose and breathable fabric – Avoid jeans with metal buttons or chains – Do not wear anything new for the first time – Keep your outfit pocket-free if possible – Choose simple slippers for quick checking – Tie your hair simply; avoid clips or pins – Do not carry anything extra with your clothes
– Mobile phones or any electronic device – Smartwatches or digital watches – Jewellery like rings, chains, earrings – Wallets, handbags – Notes, papers, books
– Select “customary dress” in the application form – Reach at least one hour early – Be ready for extra checking
Admit Card– Must be printed clearly Passport Photo – Same as form Valid ID Proof - Aadhaar or similar Transparent water bottle - Optional Basic mask - If needed
– Wearing full sleeves and thinking it will be okay – Forgetting to remove jewellery – Wearing shoes out of habit – Carrying small items in pockets – Not reading the NEET dress code guidelines properly
Yes, it is allowed. But you must select the customary dress option while filling out the form. Also, you need to arrive early for proper checking.
Yes, Make sure the kurta is half-sleeved and does not have heavy work.
It is better to avoid them. Even small pockets can lead to extra checking
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