UGC NET June 2026 Re‑Exam: NTA Issues City Intimation Slips for September 9–10 Tests
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has issued city intimation slips for candidates of UGC NET June 2026 who are scheduled to appear in the re‑examination on September 9 and 10. The slip informs candidates of the exam city; the full admit card with centre, shift and reporting time will be released later on the official exam portal. This guide explains what the city intimation slip contains, how to download it, important instructions, a timeline of events, helpful tables, and a comprehensive FAQ so you won’t need to visit another source.
Quick summary
- Exam: UGC NET June 2026 — re‑examination
- Re‑exam dates: September 9 and September 10 (as announced)
- What’s released: City intimation slips (contain exam city information only)
- Next: Admit cards (to be released later with centre and shift details)
How to download the city intimation slip — step-by-step
- Go to the official exam portal (use the official link shared in your application message or the exam portal section you originally registered with).
- Navigate to the UGC NET June 2026 application / candidate login section.
- Enter your application number and password or date of birth as required.
- Click on the link labelled “City Intimation Slip” or the relevant notification for September 9–10 re‑exam.
- Download the PDF, check the printed details carefully, and save a copy for future reference.
- If you observe any discrepancy, follow the contact/discrepancy procedure described below immediately.
What information is included in the city intimation slip?
| Field | Details / Purpose |
|---|---|
| Candidate name | As per application form—verify spelling and details |
| Application number / Roll number | Unique ID for the exam — needed to download admit card and check status |
| Exam city | City where the exam centre will be allotted; not the exact centre |
| Exam date(s) | Confirmed re‑exam dates — September 9 and/or September 10 (as applicable) |
| Important note | Admit card with centre details and reporting time will be made available later |
Important dates & status (at a glance)
| Event | Date / Status | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| UGC NET June 2026 (original window) | June 2026 (session) | Primary exam session for which re‑exam is being conducted |
| City Intimation Slip release | Released (for re‑exam) | Indicates exam city for candidates scheduled on Sept 9–10 |
| Re‑exam dates | September 9 and September 10 | Candidates must check slip for assigned date (if single/one of the dates) |
| Admit card release | To be announced | Admit card will include centre, shift, reporting time and seating instructions |
| Result declaration | To be notified later | Result schedule will be published on the official portal |
Documents and items to carry to the exam centre
| Mandatory | Details / Notes |
|---|---|
| Admit card (printout) | Issued later; must be carried in original along with a valid photo ID |
| Valid photo ID | Acceptable IDs as per exam instructions (carry the same ID used at registration) |
| Passport-size photograph | Recent photo may be required for verification — follow instructions on admit card |
| Hand sanitizer & transparent water bottle | If allowed; follow the latest exam centre health and safety guidelines |
Before you reach the exam centre — checklist
- Verify exam city on the city intimation slip and plan travel in advance.
- Keep original ID documents and a printout of the city intimation slip and later the admit card.
- Read all instructions on the slip carefully: seating, biometrics/photo requirements, and prohibited items.
- Check for any updates or corrigenda on the official exam portal regularly.
If you find discrepancies on the city intimation slip
- Do not ignore any mismatch in name, application number or DOB.
- Note down the exact discrepancy and gather proof (application confirmation, scanned copies).
- Use the official contact or grievance mechanism provided on the exam portal to report the issue immediately. Mention your application number, scanned ID, and a clear description of the problem.
- Keep records of all correspondence (emails, acknowledgement numbers) until the issue is resolved.
Typical exam day protocol (what to expect)
Final and authoritative reporting time, entry closing time, exam start and end times will be printed on the admit card. The following is a typical protocol you can expect—confirm exact times from the admit card:
| Activity | Typical guideline |
|---|---|
| Arrival at centre | Arrive at least 60–90 minutes before the reporting time mentioned on the admit card |
| Verification & biometric/photo | Carry ID and admit card; biometric/photo verification may be conducted |
| Entry closure | Doors usually close prior to the exam start—late entry rules will be specified on admit card |
| Exam duration | As specified in official exam notification and admit card |
Timeline (what happened and what’s next)
- Registration & initial exam window: June 2026 (UGC NET session).
- Re‑examination scheduled: Candidates notified for sessions on September 9 and 10.
- City intimation slip: Released for re‑exam candidates to confirm allocated exam city.
- Admit card: To be released subsequently with exam centre, shift and reporting time.
- Exam held: September 9–10 (as applicable for candidates).
- Results: Date to be announced on the official portal after exams conclude.
Important reminders and exam-day conduct
- Only items expressly permitted by the admit card and exam instructions are allowed inside the centre.
- Mobile phones, electronic devices, calculators, pagers, or any communication devices are typically prohibited.
- Follow all instructions of centre staff and invigilators. Misconduct or non‑compliance can lead to disqualification.
- Comply with any health and safety measures in force at the time (masks, social distancing, etc.), as announced by the authorities.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- Q: What is a city intimation slip?
- A: It is a document issued to inform candidates of the exam city where their exam centre will be allocated. It does not include the exact centre or reporting time — those will appear on the admit card.
- Q: I have the city intimation slip. When will I get the admit card?
- A: The admit card release date is announced on the official exam portal. Candidates should monitor the portal and their registered email/mobile for updates. Admit cards will carry centre, shift and reporting time details.
- Q: Can I request a change of exam city after the city intimation slip is released?
- A: Generally, city change requests are accommodated only during a set window (usually at the time of application) and not after slips are issued. Check the official notice for the grievance procedure if you have an exceptional case.
- Q: What should I do if my name or application number is incorrect on the slip?
- A: Report the discrepancy immediately using the grievance/contact mechanism provided by the exam authority and keep proof of your original application details.
- Q: Is the exam mode changed for the re‑exam?
- A: The exam mode (computer‑based test) will follow the format specified in the official notification for the session. Any change in mode would be notified through an official announcement.
- Q: Will there be any centre re‑allocation after the admit card is issued?
- A: Centre re‑allocations are uncommon and only done in exceptional circumstances. If re‑allocation is required, the conducting agency will notify affected candidates individually.
- Q: Where can I get official updates?
- A: Official announcements, updates, and notices are published on the exam conducting authority’s official portal and through the contact details you provided during registration. Regularly check your registered email and SMS for alerts.
Contact & grievance guidelines (what to keep ready)
- Keep your application number, scanned ID, registration confirmation, and screenshots of the city intimation slip ready for reference when you contact authorities.
- Use the official grievance/helpline channels provided on the exam portal to report issues — follow the prescribed format for quicker processing.
- Record acknowledgement numbers or emails and follow up within the stipulated response window if you do not receive timely resolution.
Final tips for candidates
- Plan travel and stay in the exam city well before the exam date to avoid last‑minute delays.
- Keep digital and printed copies of the city intimation slip and, later, the admit card and ID proof.
- Read all instructions on the admit card carefully: prohibited items, reporting time, and COVID‑19 guidelines (if any).
- Maintain calm and adhere to exam day protocols; arrive early and follow invigilator instructions.
More help
If you still have specific concerns (missing slip, incorrect details, or travel queries), use the official contact/grievance channels listed on the exam portal and keep all registration details ready for faster assistance. Good preparation and timely compliance with instructions will help you focus on the exam itself.
