On behalf of the Union Grants Commission, the National Testing Agency (NTA) administers the National Eligibility Test. Indian applicants must take this test to be considered for Assistant Professor and Research Fellowship Program posts.
We have full information about the UGC NET Result 2021, including the result announcement date and the cut-off, in this page.
One week after the examination is completed successfully, the examination’s preliminary result will be announced. Candidates will be able to access their results via the internet.
UGC NET Result 2021 Result
| Authority Name | National Testing Agency (NTA) |
| Test Name | UGC NET |
| Date Of Test | 20th, 21st, 22nd, 24th, 25th, 26th, 29th, 30th November 1st, 3rd,4th, 5th December 2021 |
| Article Category | Result |
| UGC NET Result Date | To be Announced Soon |
| Mode of Release Result | Online |
| Official Website | ugcnet.nta.nic.in |
| Details required for check the result | Registration No. Password DOB Details |
Also Read: UGC NET Answer Key 2020: Know the Dates Challenge Process
NTA UGC NET Result 2021 Cut Off
All candidates wait for the UGC NET Result 2021 with cut-off marks after taking the exam. The cut-off is the minimum score that applicants must get in order to pass the exam. Candidates that perform well in the exam will be placed on the merit list.
On the official portal of the National Testing Agency, the UGC NET Cut Off Score will be announced along with the result. Candidates can determine how many marks are required to pass the exam and whether they have qualified or not by looking at the cut-off marks. The UGC NET Cut off score can be found in the section below for all candidates.
Only the top 6% of candidates on the merit list will be recognised NET qualified for Assistant professorship eligibility.
| Category | Paper I + Paper II |
| GEN/ Economically Weaker Section | 120 marks (40%) |
| OBC-NCL/PwD | 105 marks (35%) |
| SC/ST | 105 marks (35%) |
What should you do if there is a problem getting the UGC NET Result 2021?
The UGC NET Result 2021 can be downloaded from the official website. To download the results, certain universities/institution demand a user id and password. If the Candidate’s result contains a mistake, the Candidate must notify the problem to the conducting authority and request that the result be reissued.
Where can I find the UGC NET Result 2021?
The official website to check and download the UGC NET Result 2021 is gtu.ac.in, where each applicant who took the exam can find out their status and exam scores.
Check the result online and, if necessary, enter the login information to download it. Here are the instructions for downloading the results from the official website. On this page, you can find the most recent information and updates on the UGC NET Result 2021.
UGC NET Result 2020
How to check NTA UGC-NET Results 2020:
- Visit the official website at ugcnet.nta.nic.in
- Click on the link that reads ‘UGC-NET June 2020 score’
- Key in your application number and date of birth to login
- Your UGC-NET Result 2020 will be displayed on the screen
This year, a total of 8,60,976 applicants applied for the UGC NET exam, with 5,26,707 of them taking the test. There were 156882 candidates in the general category, 47161 in the EWS category, and 192434 in the OBC-NCL category. There were 88914, 33811, and 7505 candidates in the SC, ST, and PwD categories, respectively.
The provisional answer key was released on November 17 and the final answer key was released on November 30. Previously, the NTA would announce the UGC-NET results four to five days after the final answer key was released, but this year, the agency announced the results one day after the final keys were released.
The NTA UGC NET test was originally set for June but had to be postponed due to the Coronavirus outbreak. After that, the exam was rescheduled until September. The UGC-NET was held on September 24, 25, 29, 30, October 1, 9, 7, and November 4,5,11, 12, and 13 this year.
Previously, the exam lasted three to four days, but this year it lasted 12 days and lasted more than a month. This was done to reduce the number of people queuing for exams during the pandemic.
To avoid the transmission of Coronavirus, the inspection was carried out according to stringent standards and social distancing rules.
At the centre, candidates were given face masks and allowed to bring their own hand sanitizer in a 50 mL clear bottle. On the day of the exam, candidates were also required to fill out and bring a self-declaration undertaking form.
