UGC NET 2024 Session City Intimation Slips Out

UGC NET June 2024 session examinations are starting from August 21 and will end on September 4. The exam will be held in Computer Based Test (CBT) format for a total of 83 subjects.

UGC NET June 2024 Edited by Updated: Aug 16, 2024, 12:05 am
UGC NET 2024 Session City Intimation Slips Out

UGC NET 2024 Session City Intimation Slips Out

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the advance city intimation slips for the UGC NET 2024 examinations scheduled for August 28, 29, 30, and September 2, 3 and 4, 2024. Candidates who registered for the exam can visit the official website – ugcnet.nta.ac.in and nta.ac.in to download the city intimation slips. Applicants require login credentials – application number and date of birth to access the slips.

The city intimation slips contain details about the centre city where the examination centre will be located. The advance city slips help candidates plan their travel and stay facilities in advance. The exact centre information will be given in the admit cards which are likely to be issued a few days ahead of the examination.

UGC NET June 2024 session examinations are starting on August 21 and will end on September 4. The exam will be held in Computer Based Test (CBT) format for a total of 83 subjects.

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Mentioning that the UGC NET examination which was earlier scheduled to be held on August 26 has been rescheduled for August 27, 2024, on account of Krishna Janmashtami.

The UGC NET June 2024 session examination was earlier held on June 18 but the examination was cancelled the next day by the education ministry citing the news of paper leaks. The cancellation drew nationwide criticism over the inefficiency of NTA in conducting the national-level entrance examination after the allegations of NEET UG medical examination-related irregularities.

Some nearly 47 candidates also knocked on the doors of the Supreme Court to cancel the upcoming examination and pleaded to consider the earlier examination. However, the higher court rejected the plea seeking cancellation of the examination and said that it would cause chaos.