According to the notification issued by the National Testing Agency (NTA), the application process for UG CNET 2024 exam started on April 20, 2024. Candidates had time till May 10, 2024, to apply for this. Candidates have been given time till May 15, 2024. Follow the steps given below to register for UGC NET 2024 June exam.
UGC NET 2024 Application: The last date of application for UGC NET 2024 June exam has been extended by the National Testing Agency. University Grant Commission (UGC) Chairman, M Jagadishu Kumar has given information in this regard. As per the released notification, you can now register for UG CNET exam till 15th May 2024.
How to Apply for UGC NET 2024 Application:
- To register in this, first go to the official website: https://ugcnet.nta.ac.in/
- Click on the latest update link on the home page of the website.
- On the next page, you will be able to go to the option for UGC NET June 2024 application.
- Register now with the given details.
- After registration, you can fill the application form.
- After applying, definitely take a print.
This year, UG CNET 2024 will be conducted on June 18 at various examination centres. Earlier, the exam was scheduled on June 16, which was changed after receiving several requests from candidates to extend the exam date.
Application Fee:
Candidates are required to submit the fee to apply for UG CNET exam. In this case, the application fee for general category is Rs 1150. Whereas, the fee for EWS and OBC is Rs 600. Whereas, the fee for SC, ST and disabled category is Rs 325. application fee can be paid through online mode, including credit Card/Debit Card/Net Banking/UPI.
1. What is UGC NET?
The UGC NET is a national eligibility test conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) to determine eligibility for lectureship and Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) in Indian universities and colleges.
2. What is the purpose of UGC NET?
The purpose of UGC NET is to assess candidates’ eligibility for teaching positions and research opportunities in higher education institutions across India.
3. What are the eligibility criteria for UGC NET?
Candidates must have a Master’s degree with at least 55% marks (50% for SC/ST/OBC/PWD candidates) from a recognized university. There are no age limits for lectureship, but candidates applying for JRF must be under 30 years of age.
4. What subjects are covered in the UGC NET exam?
The UGC NET exam covers a wide range of subjects, including Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, Commerce, and more. Each subject has a specific syllabus which can be found on the official NTA UGC NET website.
5. How can I apply for the UGC NET exam?
Applications can be submitted online through the NTA UGC NET official website. The process involves filling out the application form, uploading required documents, and paying the application fee.
6. What is the exam pattern for UGC NET?
The UGC NET exam consists of two papers: Paper I (General Paper) and Paper II (Subject-specific Paper). Both papers are objective-type and conducted in computer-based mode.
7. How many questions are there in UGC NET Paper I and Paper II?
Paper I contains 50 questions, while Paper II consists of 100 questions. Each question is worth 2 marks.
8. What is the duration of the UGC NET exam?
Paper I is 1 hour long, and Paper II is 2 hours long, making a total duration of 3 hours for the entire exam.
9. What is the marking scheme for UGC NET?
Each correct answer is awarded 2 marks, and there is no negative marking for incorrect answers.
10. When is the UGC NET exam conducted?
The UGC NET exam is conducted twice a year, usually in June and December. Exact dates are announced by NTA on their official website.
11. How can I download the UGC NET admit card?
The admit card can be downloaded from the official NTA UGC NET website using your application number and date of birth.
12. What is the UGC NET cut-off?
The cut-off is the minimum qualifying marks required to pass the exam and is determined based on various factors such as the number of candidates and exam difficulty.
13. Is there any age limit for UGC NET?
There is no age limit for applying for lectureship. However, for JRF, the age limit is generally 30 years, with relaxation for reserved categories and specific conditions.
14. Can I change my exam center after submitting the UGC NET application?
Once the application is submitted, changing the exam center is not usually permitted. Ensure to choose your preferred center carefully during application.
15. How can I prepare for the UGC NET exam?
Preparation involves studying the syllabus thoroughly, practicing previous years’ question papers, and taking mock tests. Focus on both Paper I (General Paper) and your specific subject for Paper II.
16. Are there any exemptions for UGC NET?
Candidates who have qualified for the UGC NET/JRF before can apply for exemptions from certain eligibility criteria, but must still follow the latest guidelines and updates.
17. What are the benefits of qualifying UGC NET?
Qualifying UGC NET opens opportunities for teaching positions in universities and colleges, eligibility for JRF for research, and enhances career prospects in academia.
18. Can I apply for UGC NET if I am pursuing my Master’s degree?
Yes, you can apply if you are in the final year of your Master’s degree. However, you must complete your degree with the required percentage before the final result is declared.
19. What are the best resources for UGC NET preparation?
Recommended resources include UGC NET preparation books, online mock tests, previous years’ question papers, and coaching institutes specializing in UGC NET.
20. How is the UGC NET result declared?
The result is declared online on the NTA UGC NET official website. Candidates can check their results using their roll number and date of birth.
21. What should I do if I find an error in my UGC NET result?
If you find an error in your result, contact the NTA helpdesk immediately with your details and the issue you encountered for resolution.
22. What documents are required for UGC NET application?
Required documents typically include a recent passport-sized photograph, signature, Master’s degree mark sheets, and category certificates if applicable.
23. How often is UGC NET conducted?
UGC NET is conducted twice a year, generally in June and December, with specific dates announced by NTA.
24. Is there any reservation policy in UGC NET?
Yes, there is a reservation policy for SC, ST, OBC, and PWD candidates as per government norms, which affects the cut-off marks and eligibility criteria.
25. What is the UGC NET qualification certificate?
The UGC NET qualification certificate is awarded to candidates who meet the minimum qualifying criteria and pass the exam. It certifies eligibility for lectureship and JRF.
26. Can I apply for multiple subjects in UGC NET?
You can apply for only one subject per exam session. Ensure that the subject you choose is relevant to your academic background.
27. How do I appeal against UGC NET exam results?
Appeals against exam results or discrepancies can be filed through the NTA website by following the procedures specified in the notification.
28. What is the difference between UGC NET and SET?
UGC NET is a national-level exam for eligibility in teaching and research, while SET (State Eligibility Test) is conducted at the state level for similar purposes within a particular state.
29. Are there any changes in the UGC NET exam pattern?
Changes in the exam pattern, syllabus, or guidelines are updated regularly. Always refer to the latest notification from NTA for current information.
30. What should I do if I encounter technical issues during the UGC NET exam?
Contact the exam authorities immediately through the helpline provided in the admit card or on the official NTA UGC NET website for assistance with technical issues.
