UGC NET June 2023 Session Phase 1 Exam Begins Today, Check Guidelines
UGC NET June 2023 Session Phase 1 Exam Begins Today, Check Guidelines
UGC NET June 2023: The first phase of the exam will continue till June 17. The exam will be conducted in CBT mode. The second stage will be held from June 19 to 22

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has begun the University Grants Commission National Eligibility Test (UGC NET) June 2023 session exam today, June 13. The first phase of the exam will continue till June 17. The exam city intimation slip was issued by NTA on June 10 and admit card on June 11. UGC NET June 2023 session exam is being held for 83 subjects.

The second stage UGC NET June 2023 will be held from June 19 to 22. The admit card for phase 2 will soon be issued. The examination will be held exclusively in Computer Based Test (CBT) mode. It will comprise two papers, each consisting of objective-type multiple-choice questions. There will be no interval between the papers.

UGC NET 2023 Guidelines

Candidates appearing for the UGC NET exam will have to reach the exam centre one hour before the scheduled time. They must carry the exam admit card with them as well as one photo ID proof like an Aadhaar card along with them to the exam centre. It will also be necessary to follow the Covid guidelines. Candidates can carry a bottle of hand sanitiser with them. They must carry at least two black or blue ballpoint pens with them. They can also carry pencils, erasers, and scales. Items like mobile phones, smart watches, cameras, Bluetooth, and pen drives have been prohibited for carrying while giving the exam.

The UGC NET is held twice a year, once in June and again in December. Those who qualify for the UGC NET will become eligible for the assistant professorship and junior research fellowship in universities and other higher education institutions across the country. Candidates who meet the necessary criteria to become assistant professors are qualified to teach in a number of universities and colleges in India. According to UGC guidelines, six per cent of candidates who appear in both examinations and receive the required threshold in the combined score for both papers will be deemed NET qualified.

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