The National Testing Agency has officially released the city intimation slips for the UGC NET June 2026 examination. Candidates who have registered for this national-level eligibility test can now access their assigned exam centers through the official portal. This document provides students with advance notice regarding the city where their test will be conducted, allowing them to make necessary travel and accommodation arrangements well before the actual exam date.
To download the slip, applicants must log in using their unique application number and date of birth on the official website. It is important to note that this slip is not the final admit card. The intimation slip serves purely as a logistical tool to help candidates plan their logistics, while the actual admit card containing specific venue details and exam timings will be issued closer to the examination date.
This release marks a critical step in the examination cycle, as the UGC NET is a high-stakes assessment for individuals aspiring to become assistant professors or seeking Junior Research Fellowships in Indian universities and colleges. By providing this information in advance, the testing authority aims to reduce last-minute stress for the thousands of students appearing for the test across various centers nationwide.
Candidates are advised to verify all personal details printed on the slip, such as their name, photograph, and signature. If any discrepancies are found, they should immediately contact the help desk provided by the National Testing Agency. Keeping a printed copy of the intimation slip is recommended for reference, though it will not be required for entry into the examination hall on the day of the test.
As the exam date approaches, students should continue to monitor the official website for updates regarding the release of the final admit cards. Ensuring that all documentation is in order is essential for a smooth experience on the day of the examination. The agency remains committed to conducting the process in a transparent and organized manner to maintain the integrity of the national-level assessment.