New Date for the NEET-UG 2026 Exam

NEET-UG 2026 考試新日期

Jun 9, 2026, 20:21

Introduction

The NTA will hold a new NEET-UG 2026 exam on June 21. The first exam was not fair, so students must take it again.

NTA 將於 6 月 21 日舉行新的 NEET-UG 2026 考試。由於第一次考試並不公平，因此學生必須重新參加。

Main Body

Some people stole the first exam papers in May. Now, the NTA has only 38 days to make new tests. About 2.27 million students in 551 cities will take the test.

有些人於 5 月竊取了第一次的試卷。現在 NTA 僅剩 38 天來編製新試卷。約 227 萬名學生將在 551 個城市參加考試。

It rains a lot in some parts of India. This makes travel hard. The NTA is using the Indian Air Force. Planes will carry the exam papers quickly to all cities.

印度部分地區降雨量大，導致交通不便。NTA 正在協調印度空軍，利用飛機將試卷快速運送到所有城市。

The government is working hard to keep the test secret. The Education Minister visited the NTA office. Police are also looking for the people who stole the first papers. They arrested one man for this crime.

政府正努力確保考試機密。教育部長已前往 NTA 辦公室視察。警方也正在追緝竊取試卷的人員，目前已有一名男子因該罪行被捕。

Conclusion

The government is using the army and police to make the June 21 exam safe and fair.

政府正動用軍隊與警方，以確保 6 月 21 日的考試安全且公平。

Vocabulary Learning

⚡ The 'Action' Pattern

Look at how we describe things happening now or regularly in the text. We use a simple pattern: Who $\rightarrow$ Action $\rightarrow$ What/Where.

Examples from the text:

The NTA $\rightarrow$ will hold $\rightarrow$ a new exam.
Police $\rightarrow$ are looking for $\rightarrow$ the people.
Planes $\rightarrow$ will carry $\rightarrow$ the papers.

🕒 Time & Quantity

To move to A2, you must use specific details. Don't just say "many" or "soon." Use numbers and dates:

Word	Use it like this...
June 21	A specific day $\rightarrow$ on June 21
38 days	A length of time $\rightarrow$ in 38 days
2.27 million	A big number $\rightarrow$ about 2.27 million

🛠️ Useful Word-Pairs

Instead of long sentences, use these short pairs to connect ideas:

Hard $\rightarrow$ Difficult (Travel is hard = Travel is difficult)
Safe $\rightarrow$ Fair (The exam is safe and fair)

Vocabulary Learning

fair (adj.)

treating people in a way that is right or equal

Example:The teacher was fair to all the students in the class.

stole (v.)

took something without permission

Example:Someone stole my bicycle from the park yesterday.

secret (adj.)

something that is hidden or not told to others

Example:I have a secret surprise for my mother's birthday.

arrested (v.)

taken by the police to a police station

Example:The police arrested the man for stealing the car.

crime (n.)

an action that is against the law

Example:Stealing money from the bank is a serious crime.

Practice A2 words in a crossword→