UGC NET Application form

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For all those who are trying to apply for UGC NET exam – June 2012 and are not able to fill in online form because of heavy internet traffic:


http://www.ugcnetonline.in/offline_mode.php  


Download the Application form from the above link and send a hard copy to the concerned centre


http://www.ugcnetonline.in/offline_mode.php: In case you are not able to download this pdf form from website, a copy of the form is attached. You can print this form and send to the Registrar of the University where you wish to appear for NET exam in June 2012.

SUBMISSION OF NET APPLICATION IN OFF-LINE MODE

Due to unprecedented increase in the number of candidates willing to apply during the last days of online registration for the ensuing NET examination scheduled to be held on 24th June, 2012, it has been observed that the students are facing difficulty in submitting online application. In order to overcome this problem and keeping in view the paucity of time, UGC has decided that such candidates, who have paid the prescribed fee through Bank Challan by the due date, i.e., 2nd May, 2012 and are not able to submit their application online, may now apply in offline mode. They are, therefore, advised to download the Application Form (to be filled in duplicate), Admission Card and Attendance Slip from www.ugcnetonline in and also from www.ugc.ac.in.

The last date for submitting the hard copies of duly filled in applications along with original fee receipt & attested copies of category certificate(s), has now been extended up to May 10, 2012.

NOTE:
It may be noted that all such candidates who have already registered themselves successfully in online mode and have submitted the hard copies of the application to the chosen centre NEED NOT APPLY AGAIN THROUGH OFFLINE MODE.

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