The wait is over, at least for this part. NBEMS has officially released the NEET PG 2026 city intimation slip, and candidates can now log in and find out which city they'll be heading to on exam day. Alongside the slip, the Board has also opened a short window for a specific kind of correction, so there's a bit more to sort through than just downloading a document.

What's Confirmed Right Now

The city intimation slip is live on the official NBEMS website, and candidates should also be getting it through their registered email and SMS, so it's worth checking your inbox even if you haven't logged into the portal yet. Alongside this, NBEMS has opened what it calls a selective edit facility, running from today until August 15, specifically for candidates who need to fix their uploaded photograph, signature, or thumb impression.

  • City intimation slip: Released and available for download now
  • Image correction (selective edit) window: Open now until August 15, 2026
  • What can be corrected: Photograph, signature, and thumb impression only
  • Admit card release: August 27, 2026
  • NEET PG 2026 exam date: August 30, 2026, single shift
  • Coverage: Around 340 exam cities across roughly 1,300 examination centres
The exact centre address should be verified separately through the admit card.— NBEMS Guidance on NEET PG 2026 City Intimation Slip

How to Download Your City Slip

  • Go to the official NBEMS website at natboard.edu.in
  • Click through to the NEET-PG examination section
  • Open the Application/Login link for the current session
  • Sign in using your user ID and password
  • Locate the city intimation slip on your candidate dashboard
  • View, download, and save a copy for your records

If you can't find it in your account for whatever reason, check your registered email first, including spam, since NBEMS has been sending it out that way too. It's genuinely one of those documents worth having in two places, saved on your device and printed, just so you're not scrambling for it later.

About That Image Correction Window

This isn't a general edit window where you can fix any detail on your application, it's specifically for photograph, signature, and thumb impression issues. If your uploaded image doesn't meet the prescribed format, looks unclear, or simply isn't what you intended to submit, this is your chance to correct it before the admit card gets finalised. Given it closes on August 15, this isn't something to push to the last minute, especially if you're not sure your original upload was compliant with NBEMS's specifications.

Document/WindowStatusDate
City Intimation SlipReleasedNow available
Image Correction WindowOpenUntil August 15, 2026
Admit CardUpcomingAugust 27, 2026
NEET PG 2026 ExamUpcomingAugust 30, 2026

City Slip vs Admit Card: Don't Mix These Up

It's a common point of confusion every year, so worth spelling out clearly. The city slip only tells you which city your exam centre falls in, nothing more specific than that. The exact venue, address, and reporting instructions come separately with the admit card on August 27. Also worth knowing: once your city slip is out, that city allocation is locked in and cannot be changed afterward, so if something about it looks off, address it with NBEMS sooner rather than later rather than assuming it'll sort itself out.

What to Do With the Next Two Weeks

With the city known, this is genuinely the moment to start locking in the practical side of exam prep, travel bookings, accommodation if you're heading somewhere unfamiliar, and a rough plan for how you'll reach the centre once the admit card gives you the exact address. On the academic side, the exam itself runs 3.5 hours across five timed sections, so if you haven't already been practising under that specific section-by-section time pressure, the next couple of weeks are worth using for that rather than general revision alone.

This is a developing update, and any further notices on the correction window or admit card would come directly from NBEMS. Check natboard.edu.in directly rather than relying on screenshots or unofficial updates circulating online.

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