NEET UG Re-Exam 2026: Full List Of States Offering Free Or Subsidised Bus Travel
As lakhs of students gear up for the NEET UG 2026 re-examination scheduled for Sunday, June 21, several state governments have stepped in with a much-needed relief measure – free or subsidised bus travel. With candidates expected to travel across cities and districts to reach exam centres on time, the initiative aims to reduce financial stress and ensure smooth, hassle-free movement on exam day. (File photo)

Delhi: Free DTC Bus Travel
Candidates in the national capital can travel free on DTC buses on June 21 by simply showing their NEET UG admit card. The facility is applicable only on exam day. (Image: Wikimedia Commons)

Punjab: Free Travel For Candidates And One Guardian
Punjab has announced free travel on Punjab Roadways, PUNBUS, and PRTC buses from June 20 to June 22. The benefit also extends to one accompanying parent or guardian. (Image: Justdial)

Andhra Pradesh: Free APSRTC Bus Travel
Students appearing for the exam can avail free travel on APSRTC buses on June 21 by producing their admit card. (Image: Wikimedia Commons)

Odisha: Free OSRTC Travel On Verification
Odisha has offered free travel on OSRTC buses for candidates after verification of their admit cards on the day of the examination. (Image: Wikimedia Commons)

Uttarakhand: Free Travel For Residents
In Uttarakhand, only permanent residents appearing for NEET UG re-exam can travel free on state transport buses. The benefit is valid from two days before the exam until two days after it. (Image: Wikimedia Commons)

Bihar: Extensive Free Travel Scheme
Bihar has introduced one of the most comprehensive arrangements, allowing candidates to travel free on all BSRTC buses, including AC, non-AC, deluxe, luxury, electric, and Pink buses. The scheme is valid from June 20 until one day after the exam. (Image: Wikimedia Commons)

Uttar Pradesh: 50% Fare Concession
Unlike other states, Uttar Pradesh has opted for a 50% discount on UPSRTC bus fares for NEET UG candidates instead of free travel. (Image: Wikimedia Commons)