UGC to distribute Admit Cards online for NET aspirants

Updated on: Friday, November 09, 2012

Deviating from the past practice, University's Grants Commission (UGC) will distribute admit cards to the National Eligibility Test (NET) aspirants for December exam online through its website. The admit cards will be uploaded on UGC website can be downloaded by the aspirants.

The move will save candidates from waiting in long queues for collecting the admit card. Other details like exam centres for Allahabad candidates will be available on the Allahabad University website. The NET will be held on December 30.

The last date for applying online is November 16 while that for receiving the printout of online application form and attendance slip (one copy) at the respective coordinating university opted by the candidate (with fee receipt & category certificate) is November 22.

The notification states that "no admission card will be issued by the respective NET coordinating universities/colleges. Candidates are requested to ascertain their venue of the test/seating arrangement from the website of the respective NET Coordinating University/College and note it in their printout of online admission card at least 10 days before the test, ie, upto December 20, 2012".

Till now, the admit cards here were being issued from AU NET coordinator's office. AU NET coordinator Prof Mata Amber Tewari said arrangements of centres in Allahabad were being made estimating the number of candidates being around 30,000. He said the university may leave out centres where exam officials had encountered problems last time.

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