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Rekha Gupta announces free bus rides for NEET UG aspirants across Delhi

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has announced free bus travel for NEET UG 2026 candidates to help them reach examination centres across the national capital.
Published: May 29, 2026 17:00 ISTUpdated: Jun 29, 2026 20:33 IST3 MIN READ
Rekha Gupta announces free bus rides for NEET UG aspirants across Delhi

Ahead of the NEET UG 2026 examination, the Delhi government has announced a special travel facility for students appearing for the medical entrance test.

Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said candidates will be allowed to travel free of cost on Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) buses on the day of the examination.

The move is aimed at easing travel-related concerns for thousands of students who will be appearing for one of the country’s most competitive entrance examinations. The announcement comes as authorities make arrangements to ensure the smooth conduct of the test across Delhi.

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Free bus travel for NEET candidates

Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced that NEET UG 2026 candidates will be able to use DTC buses without paying fares on the examination day. The facility is intended to help students reach their designated examination centres conveniently and on time.

According to the announcement, candidates will be required to show their NEET UG admit cards to avail themselves of the free travel service. The government expects the measure to benefit a large number of students travelling from different parts of the city.

Government aims to ease exam-day stress

The decision has been taken to reduce logistical difficulties faced by students and their families during major competitive examinations. Travel arrangements often become a challenge because candidates are allotted centres that may be located far from their homes.

By providing free transportation, the Delhi government hopes to make commuting easier and reduce last-minute difficulties on the day of the examination. Authorities have also urged students to plan their journeys in advance and leave for their centres with sufficient time in hand.

Arrangements for smooth examination conduct

The administration has been coordinating with various departments to ensure that examination-day arrangements remain hassle-free. Transport services are expected to operate in a manner that supports the movement of candidates across the city.

Officials are also expected to monitor traffic and transportation networks to minimise disruptions. The focus remains on ensuring that students can reach examination venues safely and without unnecessary delays.

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NEET remains a key national entrance test

NEET UG is the gateway for admission to undergraduate medical courses across India and attracts lakhs of aspirants every year. Candidates compete for seats in medical and dental institutions through the examination conducted at centres across the country.

The Delhi government’s announcement adds to efforts aimed at supporting students during the examination process. With free bus travel now available for candidates on exam day, students appearing for NEET UG 2026 will have one less logistical concern as they prepare for the crucial test.

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