CUET 2023 Admit Card direct link, download cuet hall ticket

CUET 2023 Admit Card: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has issued Common University Entrance Test Undergraduate (CUET UG) admit card for candidates writing the exam from May 21 to 24. The CUET admit card 2023 is available for download from the official website. CUET UG 2023 has been scheduled from May 21. The CUET 2023 admit card for the remaining exams will be issued later, said the NTA in a public notice on May 19.

The CUET UG 2023 will be held for approximately 14.99 lakh candidates registered for CUET UG 2023. NTA has revised the CUET UG 2023 dates. Earlier set to be held till May 30, now the CUET examination date 2023 will be conducted till June 6 and buffer days of two days are kept reserved on June 7 and June 8, 2023.

As soon as the CUET UG admit card 2023 is issued, applicants should check whether their names, photographs and other personal details including CUET 2023 application form number are correct.

NTA released the CUET advance city intimation slip 2023 for exams set to be held between May 21 and May 28.

CUET Admit Card 2023 : National Testing Agency, NTA has released CUET UG Admit Card 2023 for May 21, 22, 23 and 24, 2023 exams. The NTA CUET UG hall ticket can be downloaded by candidates from the official site of NTA CUET at cuet.samarth.ac.in.

Direct link to download CUET UG admit card  

The CUET UG 2023 exam will be conducted from May 21 to May 31, 2023 in CBT (Computer Based Mode) throughout India and 24 cities outside India. In some cities, the count of registered candidates is very large, so the CUET (UG) – 2023 examination will be extended to 01 and 02 June 2023 as well as 05 and 06 June 2023. Moreover, buffer days of 07 and 08 June 2023 are also being kept as reserve days.

As per the official notice, the admit card is expected to be released 3 days before the actual date of examination. Follow the blog for latest updates on admit card date, download link, exam city slip, dress code, guidelines and more.

National Testing Agency will be conducting Common University Entrance Test [CUET (UG)]
– 2023 from 21 May 2023 onwards in CBT (Computer Based Mode) thoughout India and 24 cities outside India.

The registration was opened from 09 February to 12 March 2023, which was extended up to 30 March 2023 on the request of the candidates.

Further, correction facility was provided to the candidates from 01 to 03 April 2023.
Moreover, the application window was reopened for a period of 03 days i.e. from 09 to 11 April 2023 on the request of the candidates.

Representations have also been received from candidates that they could not confirm their changes (add / remove / change) in the Test paper including adding of courses / universities through OTP.

There are about 14000 candidates whose applications are in draft as they could not confirm their changes through OTP. In order to ensure that these candidates should not be left out, it has been decided to open the window for updating (adding / removing / changing) their Test Papers and adding courses / universities for a period of two days i.e. from 01 to 02 May 2023.

The option for choosing more Subjects (Tests) / Courses (Programmes) / Universities / Institutions / Autonomous Colleges / Organizations will also be available during the aforesaid period to the candidates who have successfully submitted their Application Forms. The candidates who have already selected 10 subjects/tests, can also replace/remove their earlier chosen Subjects/Tests in this duration. However, an additional fee (if applicable) for selecting more subjects (tests) will be paid by the candidate. Candidates may note that the fee once paid will not be refunded.

CUET examination centre issue likely to get resolved on Friday: KU

Have taken up the matter with NTA, JK admin and Higher Edu Deptt: Prof Khan

Bhat Imran

Srinagar, May 18 (KNO): The University of Kashmir (KU) Thursday said that the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) examination centre issue will get ‘resolved’ on Friday.

Speaking to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), Vice-Chancellor of the varsity Prof Nilofer Khan said that it has taken up the CUET examination centre issue with the National Testing Agency (NTA) and Higher Education Department.

“We have taken up the matter with NTA, Higher Education Department and JK administration. Most likely it will get resolved on Friday as both the stakeholders have given us the positive response,” Khan said.

She further said that the Higher Education Department has also informed us that it has already taken up the matter with NTA and most likely, it will get resolved on Friday.

Pertinently, hundreds of aspirants of Common University Entrance Test (CUET) have expressed antipathy against the NTA for designating their examination centres outside the Jammu and Kashmir in contrary to their preferred venues.

The aspirants said that their preferred examination centres for the entrance test were changed from Jammu and Kashmir to other states by the examination conducting agency NTA.

Earlier, a number of NET aspirants of previous session have alleged that they could not appear in the entrance test—blaming the examination conducting agency for changing their preferred venues from Jammu and Kashmir to other states—(KNO)

128 posts of lecturers vacant in schools in Kupwara, reveals RTI

‘Dearth of teachers affect smooth functioning of edu institutions’

Tasaduq Hussain

Kupwara, May 18 (KNO): An RTI application has revealed a record number of lecturers are vacant in Kupwara district.

The RTI was filed by a Law student Tajamul Islam seeking details about the vacancies of lecturers from Director School of Education Kashmir (DSEK) said a total of 128 posts of lecturers are vacant in 18 Higher Secondaries and 12 High Schools in the district.

Official sources told news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), that there are a total of 54 Higher Secondary Schools, 102 High Schools, 700 Middle Schools, and 894 Primary Schools functional in the remote district of Kupwara.

The RTI said that only 18 Higher Secondary Schools out of 54 replied to the RTI. It also revealed that only 12 out of 102 High Schools shared the vacancy figures.

Official sources revealed that the pending vacancies have left a vacuum in educational institutions. “It definitely impacts the smooth functioning of the schools given that teacher-pupil ratio is important. Also, it is very vital to have subject-specific lecturers available in the required numbers,” the official sources said.

These posts, officials said, are being subsidized by subject-specific RETs and General line teachers. “This has led to a shortage of teachers in elementary schools. People over the years, mainly students, have expressed their resentment given the dearth of lecturers,” they said.

In 2018, the School Education Department (SED) Jammu and Kashmir put a freeze on the recruitment process. In 2019, several employees were recruited based on an old advertisement—(KNO)