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UGC NET 2025: Exam city intimation slip out for June 25 exam, know more
NTA has released exam city intimation slips for the UGC NET for the July 25 exams. Candidates can download their admit cards from the official website using their application numbers and birth date
3 min read Last Updated : Jun 20 2025 | 11:36 AM IST
UGC NET 2025: The Advance city Intimation slip for the UGC NET 2025 exam, which is scheduled for June 25, 2025, has been released by the National Testing Agency (NTA). The dates of the June session's UGC NET 2025 exams are June 25–29, 2025. The first official notification sent to candidates about the location of the exam centre is the UGC NET 2025 city slip.
It is essential that candidates prepare ahead of time for the exam website. The UGC NET 2025 city intimation slip is available for download on the official website at ugcnet.nta.ac.in. After the release of the city slip, the UGC NET 2025 admit card will also be issued.
Two or three days before the exam date, the UGC NET 2025 admit card for the June session will be made public by the authorities. It includes information on the exam centre's address, date, shift schedule, applicant ID, instructions for the exam day, and more. The candidate is required to bring their admit card to the exam centre.
All about the 'UGC NET 2025 June session exam'
From June 25 to June 29, 2025, the UGC NET 2025 June session test will take place. The purpose of the University Grants Commission National Eligibility Test (UGC NET), also known as NTA UGC NET, is to assess individuals' eligibility for Assistant Professor positions in Indian universities and colleges, either exclusively or in conjunction with Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) positions.
There will be two shifts for the UGC NET 2025 June session exam. The second shift will begin at 3 PM and end at 6 PM, while the first shift will run from 9 AM to 12 PM. The exam question paper will feature multiple-choice, objective-type questions and be divided into two portions.
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