NEET Dress Code 2018 - Male Candidates

• To follow the NEET 2018 dress code correctly, male candidates should make sure that they wear half sleeve shirts/t-shirts as full sleeves are not allowed. The authorities have mentioned that the clothes should be light which means that zips, pockets, big buttons and any elaborate embroidery can be avoided.

• Kurta pajama is not allowed for male aspirants. Trousers will be the preferred dress code of NEET 2018.

• Shoes are not allowed therefore male candidates can wear slippers and sandals

• NEET Dress Code 2018 – Female Candidates

  • Female candidates should avoid clothes which have embroidery, flowers, brooches and buttons. The clothes should be light and have half-sleeves.

  • Salwars and trousers are suggested for women candidates according to the NEET 2018 dress code.

  • For footwear, female aspirants should prefer slippers or sandals with low heels. Shoes are not allowed in the examination hall.

  • Female aspirants are advised not to wear jewellery like earrings, ring, pendants, nose ring, necklace or any kind of metallic item while appearing for NEET 2018.

  Regulation for candidates opting for Customary Dresses

  Customary dress refers to a traditional dress or an attire pertaining to a specific religion. Burqa or head scarves will come under this section. As per the Delhi High Court order, Sikh candidates will be allowed to carry traditional kangha kara and kirpan with them. These articles will be considered as a part of the customary dress. While filling NEET application form 2018, candidates were asked whether they intended to wear the customary dress or any other clothing which is contrary to the NEET dress code 2018. The candidates who have opted for customary dress are required to report to the exam centre at least an hour before 9.30 AM which is the last reporting time for the exam.