NBEMS GPAT 2026 application correction window closes today; admit card on March 2

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) will close the correction window for the Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT) 2026 today, January 19. Candidates who have already submitted their application forms can edit certain details online to fix errors made during registration on the official website, natboard.edu.in.

Once the window closes, no further changes will be permitted, and the application form will be locked. The GPAT 2026 application correction window began on January 16. After the correction period ends, NBEMS will not allow any modifications.

During the correction period, candidates can edit selected information such as academic details, address-related entries, category information and other basic particulars.

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However, NBEMS has clarified that some details cannot be changed under any circumstances. These include the candidate’s name, nationality, registered email ID, mobile number and exam city. Candidates making changes to category or PwD status may be required to pay additional fees, if applicable.

GPAT 2026: How to edit application form?

The steps to make corrections in the GPAT 2026 application form are as follows.

• Visit the official website: natboard.edu.in
• Click on the GPAT 2026 application correction link on the homepage
• Log in using your application number and password
• Open the application form displayed on the screen
• Edit the eligible fields and recheck all updated details
• Submit the corrected form
• Download and take a printout for future reference

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GPAT 2026 exam schedule

GPAT 2026 will be held in computer-based test mode on March 7, from 2 pm to 5 pm. The city intimation slip is expected to be released on February 24. The admit card will be available from March 2.