CUET-PG under way, but issues remain: no admit card, info on exam centre for many examinees
The Hindu
The CUET-PG for postgraduate admissions kicked off on Monday, even as many students who are set to appear for the exam are yet to receive their admit cards or know their exam centres.
The Common University Entrance Test for postgraduate programmes (CUET-PG) commenced on Monday, with over 4.5 lakh unique registered candidates and over 8.7 lakh total candidates in the fray across the country.
The National Testing Agency (NTA), which is conducting the computer-based exam till June 17, has issued admit cards to some candidates till June 8. However, many others are either yet to receive admit cards or do not know where their exam centre will be.
This has left many examinees anxious, especially those from far-off areas who have come to Delhi after choosing it as their centre.
The candidates were initially set to receive their city allotment slips on June 1. However, a notice on the NTA website on June 3 stated that those who have not received admit cards will soon get them.
The agency rescheduled exams for 60 courses to other shifts and days, including English, Political Science, Chemistry, Economics, Mathematics, Commerce etc.
The complete list of courses is available at its official website cuet.nta.nic.in.
Many students in the city have been trying to contact the agency for more clarity, but in vain.
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