National Eligibility Test June 2025 result to be declared on July 22
Approximately 6.84 lakh candidates appeared in the June session, reflecting the high competition this year.UGC NET RESULT 2025: HOW TO CHECK THE RESULTTo view their results, candidates must follow these steps on July 22:Visit the official website: ugcnet.nta.ac.inClick the 'UGC NET June 2025 Scorecard' link on the homepageLog in using Application Number, Date of Birth (or password), and security pinView and download the scorecardSave and print for future referenceThe scorecard will display details including paper-wise marks, total marks, merit status, and cutoff figures for both JRF and Assistant Professor eligibility.The final result will follow the release of the final answer key and cutoff lists -- these will also be made available on the portal.Historically, NTA has declared UGC NET results within 25 to 35 days post-exam, making the July 22 date consistent with past trends.UGC NET RESULT 2025: WHAT COMES NEXTQualified candidates will find their names on the merit list, and details of eligibility for Assistant Professor, JRF, or both. There will be no further objection window once the results are out.Candidates are encouraged to keep checking ugcnet.nta.ac.in regularly on July 22 for the activation of scorecards, answer sheets, and cutoff details.- Ends
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