NEET UG Re-Test 2026: Here’s How States Are Helping Students Beat Travel Woes And Heat
As lakhs of candidates prepare for the NEET UG 2026 re-examination on June 21, state governments across India have announced a range of measures to make the process easier. From free bus rides and fare concessions to cooling zones and temporary accommodation, authorities are aiming to ensure that travel and weather-related challenges do not add to students’ stress. (Image: File Photo)

Free and Subsidised Bus Travel Across States
Several states, including Punjab, Bihar, Haryana, Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Delhi, have announced special transport arrangements for NEET candidates. Students are required to carry their NEET UG admit cards or hall tickets to avail these benefits. (Image: File Photo)

Uttar Pradesh Offers Fare Concession, Lodging Support
Instead of free travel, Uttar Pradesh has announced a 50% concession on UPSRTC bus fares for NEET candidates. The state government has also directed district administrations to arrange temporary accommodation for students travelling outside their home districts who may require lodgin (Image: File Photo)

Delhi Sets Up Cooling Zones
With high temperatures continuing across north India, Delhi has announced special cooling zones near examination centres. The facilities will provide drinking water, seating arrangements and refreshments such as shikanji for students and accompanying parents. (Image: File Photo)

Mumbai Local Trains To Run Without Sunday Maintenance Blocks
In a major relief for students in Maharashtra, Central Railway and Western Railway have suspended their routine Sunday maintenance blocks on June 21. This will ensure uninterrupted suburban train services across Mumbai and neighbouring areas, helping candidates reach their centres without disruption. (Image: File Photo)