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Chances are high that admit crds for UGC NET June 2024 session will be out tonight. At least, UGC Chairman hinted at that on social media platform X (former Twitter). “NTA plans to issue UGC-NET admit cards by tonight. Please check at https://ugcnet.nta.ac.in Wishing the best to all the candidates who are going to take UGC-NET on 18 June 2024,” reads his post. Read on to know more.

UGC NET admit card for June 2024 session has been released tonight on the official website ugcnet.nta.ac.in. The exam will be conducted across multiple centres in the country on June 18. Read on for the direct link to download UGC NET hall ticket 2024 and know what details aspirants need to check for errors.

The National Testing Agency (NTA) is set to release the Common University Entrance Test for Undergraduates (CUET UG) 2024 by May 5, as confirmed by UGC Chairman Mamidala jagadesh kumar. Candidates can download their admit cards from the official website at cuetug.ntaonline.in. Additionally, exam city information will be available by May 5th or earlier. The CUET UG 2024 exam is scheduled to take place from May 15 to 24 across 380 cities in India and 26 international locations. A record-breaking 13.48 lakh candidates have registered for the exam this year, aiming to secure admission into their desired undergraduate programs.

Lakhs of students await the CUET PG 2024 results, anticipated to be released tonight following an announcement by UGC Chairman Mamidala jagadesh kumar. The National Testing Agency (NTA) has already published the final answer key on their website. Candidates can expect vital details in their scorecards, crucial for admission to postgraduate programs. Steps to download the results are outlined, emphasizing the significance of staying updated for further announcements from participating universities.

Despite the controversy surrounding the removal of Jadavpur University's officiating vice-chancellor Buddhadeb Sau, the university proceeded with its convocation. Sau, backed by the Trinamool government, declared the convocation open but did not give a speech. The proceedings were handed over to pro VC Amitabha Dutta. Bengal governor CV Ananda Bose, who had removed Sau, did not attend the convocation. The convocation controversy is rooted in a long-running feud between Bose and the Mamata Banerjee-led government over university appointments.

Mumbai University is set to confer 425 Ph.D. degrees during its upcoming annual convocation, marking a 15% increase from the previous year. Despite a pandemic-induced dip to 153 Ph.D. completions, the numbers are rebounding, with 367 awarded last year. University officials attribute the resurgence to a return to normalcy and increased Ph.D

Student organisations protested against the UGC draft guidelines proposing the de-reservation of positions in higher education institutions. Left-leaning student organisations like AISA and SFI joined the JNUSU in demanding the withdrawal of the proposal, stating that it would harm inclusiveness and justice in education.

The Ministry of Education (MoE) clarified that no reserved posts can be de-reserved after draft guidelines by the UGC proposed that any vacancy reserved for SC, ST, and OBC candidates can be declared unreserved if enough candidates from these categories are not available. The Congress alleged a "conspiracy" to end reservation, and JNUSU announced a protest against UGC Chairman.

The education ministry and the University Grants Commission clarified that no reserved posts can be de-reserved, following draft guidelines proposed by the UGC. The norms have faced criticism from various quarters, with the Congress alleging a conspiracy to end reservations for SCs, STs, and OBCs in higher education institutions. They claim that the Modi government is only engaging in "politics of symbolism".

The University Grants Commission has launched the UGC India WhatsApp Channel to provide access to information in higher education. The channel aims to foster inclusivity and reach a broader audience, bridging the digital divide in a diverse country like India. Real-time updates on policy changes, educational reforms, and other critical updates will be provided, enhancing transparency and facilitating adaptability. Higher educational institutions, educators, and students can benefit from the channel by receiving timely information on regulatory changes, curriculum modifications, assessment methodologies, scholarships, and more.

The University Grants Commission has started the selection process for 721 NEP SAARATHIs from 262 higher education institutions. The program aims to involve students in the implementation of the NEP 2020 and promote their leadership potential.

Five passengers who initially went missing but were later found following the fire accident in a private party coach at Madurai railway junction have been arrested and are now in judicial custody until September 11.

The University Grants Commission (UGC) approved the guidelines for introducing short-term skill development courses in Higher Educational Institutes (HEIs). These courses are open to anyone who has passed the 10+2 examination and is eligible for admission to any undergraduate program. The courses will be credit-linked and focus on practical learning. The objective is to bridge the skill gap and integrate skilling into higher education. The courses will cover various areas such as AI, robotics, data science, digital marketing, and soft skills. HEIs can set up a Centre for Skill Development Courses to offer these programs with industry collaboration.

The UGC NET Result 2023 will be announced by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on July 26 or July 27, according to UGC chief Mamidala jagadesh kumar. Candidates can check and download their results from the official website at ugcnet.nta.nic.in. The UGC-NET June 2023 examination was conducted in 83 subjects in 2 phases spanning over 9 days in 18 shifts in 181 cities across the country.

CUET UG Result 2023 is expected to be announced by July 17, as confirmed by UGC Chairman jagadesh kumar. The results are crucial for undergraduate admissions in over 200 universities. The examination process was complex, with a significant increase in applications this year.

The University Grants Commission (UGC) in India has asked the universities that students should be allowed to write exams in local languages, even if courses are offered in English. UGC Chairman, jagadesh kumar, made the announcement and said the move would help support teaching and learning in regional and local languages. He also highlighted the need to promote "writing textbooks in the mother tongue/local languages", and translating standard books from other languages.

More than 1 crore students have registered for the Academic Bank of Credits, a virtual storehouse of students' comprehensive credit records, according to the University Grants Commission. The ABC, which was introduced with the National Education Policy 2020, offers students greater freedom to move between colleges or universities