NET conducted by UGC was held across the State on Sunday.

Updated on: Monday, June 25, 2012

The National Eligibility Test (NET) conducted by the University Grants Commission (UGC) was held across the State on Sunday.

T.D. Kemparaju, co-ordinator of NET’s Bangalore centre, said about five per cent of the 16,828 registered candidates were absent.

This time all three papers had multiple choice questions while one paper was descriptive type earlier.

Apart from the objective type papers, this time, the UGC is giving candidates the option of getting the photocopy of their answer scripts, said Prof. Kemparaju.

“Even before the results are out, the candidates can match the answers in their OMR sheets to the answer keys that will be published and see how well they have done,” he added.

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