A parent in a coaching city like Kota does not need another thing to worry about. Here is how someone like Neha Kulkarni stays on top of every NEET and JEE update without refreshing the NTA website ten times a day.
The Problem Every Kota Parent Knows
Neha's daughter is in her final year of JEE prep at a coaching institute in Kota. Her son starts his NEET cycle next year. That means Neha is tracking two exams at the same time, each with its own schedule, syllabus tweaks, and surprise NTA notices.
This August, NTA has already shifted exam windows and updated the NEET-UG 2026 information bulletin. City centres change. Shift timings change. Sometimes the paper pattern changes. And if you miss a notice, you might book travel for the wrong date or miss a correction window in the application form.
Neha used to keep five browser tabs open. She checked NTA's site before breakfast, after lunch, and again at night. It was exhausting, and she still felt like she was going to miss something.
How Someone Like Neha Uses AIDular
AIDular is an AI research assistant that searches the web on a schedule and sends a clean, sourced report to your email. Neha set it up in about three minutes. No app to download. No credit card needed. Works on any phone.
Step 1: Sign up free at aidular.com. The Lite plan is free. She was in within a minute.
Step 2: Type what to track, in plain English or even Hinglish. Neha typed something like this:
"NTA ke NEET aur JEE ke exam dates, schedule changes, syllabus updates, aur admit card news track karo. Agar koi new notice aaye NTA.ac.in pe, mujhe batao."
AIDular understood it perfectly and sent back a clean English report. That is the Hinglish hook: you ask in whatever feels natural, and the report comes back organized and easy to read.
Step 3: Pick a schedule. Neha chose daily. Every morning at a time that suits IST, a short email lands in her inbox. It covers:
- Any new NTA circular or press release
- Changes to exam dates or city centre lists
- Admit card release news for NEET-UG and JEE Main / Advanced
- Syllabus or paper pattern updates
- Answer key and result timelines
What a Report Looks Like for Her
On a typical morning, the email might say: "NTA released a notice on August 9 updating the exam city list for JEE Main Session 2. No change to date. NEET-UG 2026 registration window is still open until [date]. Source: nta.ac.in."
Each point has a source link. Neha can tap it and go straight to the official page. No guessing, no WhatsApp forwards from random groups.
She also added a second tracker for coaching institute news in Kota, things like Allen or Resonance releasing their open test schedules or mock paper dates. That one runs weekly.
Why This Matters Right Now
August is a heavy month for competitive exam families. JEE Advanced results are fresh. NEET counselling rounds are running. NEET-UG 2026 prep is starting for next-year aspirants. There is a lot happening at once, and the official NTA website is not exactly easy to scan quickly.
A tool that does the scanning for you and puts the important bits in your inbox every morning is genuinely useful in this season.
And because it is free to start with no credit card, and you can cancel anytime, there is no risk in trying it.
Try It Free
If you are a parent or student tracking NEET, JEE, or any NTA exam, give AIDular a try at aidular.com. Set up your first tracker in plain English (or Hinglish), pick daily, and let the report come to you. No more tab-switching before breakfast.