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NTA releases the schedule of examinations to be conducted by it between December 2018 to May, 2019

NTA is also establishing a countrywide network of test practice centres (TPCs) for students of rural areas so that everyone will have an opportunity to practice before the exam. 

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The tentative schedule was released at the HRD Ministry's press conference dated 7th July 2018, it has now released the final schedule of examinations to be conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) till May 2019 as listed below:

Examination: UGC-NET Dec 2018

Mode of examination: Computer-based

Registration dates

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1st to 30th September 2018

Downloading of admit cards

19th Nov 2018

Date of examinations

9th to 23rd Dec 2018

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Date of announcing results

10th Jan 2019

 

Examination: JEE Main I

Mode of examination: Computer-based

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Registration dates

1st to 30th September 2018

Downloading of admit cards

17th Dec 2018

Date of examinations

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6th to 20th Jan 2019

Date of announcing results

31st Jan 2019

 

Examination: JEE Main II

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Mode of examination: Computer-based

Registration dates

8th Feb to 7th March 2019

Downloading of admit cards

18th March 2019

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Date of examinations

6th to 20th April 2019

Date of announcing results

30th April 2019

 

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Examination: CMAT & GPAT

Mode of examination: Computer-based

Registration dates

1st November to 30th November 2018

Downloading of admit cards

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7th Jan 2019

Date of examinations

28th Jan 2019

Date of announcing results

10th Feb 2019

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Examination: NEET (UG)*

Mode of examination: Pen & Paper exam (in a single session)

Registration dates

1st November to 30th November 2018

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Downloading of admit cards

15th April 2019

Date of examinations

5th May 2019

Date of announcing results

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5th June 2019

 

* The change in the NEET exam pattern (as against the statement made on 7th July 2018), which will now be a single exam in pen-and-paper mode and in the same number of languages as has been conducted last year, is on the request of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, who wanted the same pattern followed last year to be maintained.

NTA is also establishing a countrywide network of test practice centres (TPCs) for students of rural areas so that everyone will have an opportunity to practice before the exam. (2,697) Schools/engineering colleges with computer centres are being made available on every Saturday/Sunday starting from 1st September, 2018 and any student can use the facility free of charge. An App is being developed which will enable the students to choose the nearest TPC.

The TPCs will have a downloaded Computer Based Test (CBT) which will be similar to the actual test to be conducted on the exam day. The practice tests will help the candidates to familiarize themselves with logging into the system, going through the detailed instructions regarding the test, using the mouse or numeric keyboard on screen (virtual) for attempting each question, scrolling down to the next question, navigating between questions, reviewing and editing their options and submit questions.

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