If you find an error in your UGC NET Exam admit card, it is important to take immediate action to rectify the issue. Here are the steps you should follow:


The first step is to contact the exam conducting authority responsible for UGC NET. This could be the National Testing Agency (NTA) or the respective state authority. You can find their contact information on the official UGC NET website.


When contacting the exam conducting authority, clearly explain the error present in your admit card. Provide all the necessary details, such as your name, application number, and the specific error that needs to be corrected. It is important to be specific and provide accurate information to ensure a prompt resolution.


Along with the explanation of the error, you may be required to submit supporting documents as proof of the correct information. These documents may include your application form, identification proof, or any other relevant document that verifies the correct details. Make sure to follow the instructions provided by the exam conducting authority regarding the submission of these documents.


Once you have contacted the exam conducting authority and provided the necessary information, follow any instructions they provide. They may ask you to submit a correction request online, visit their office in person, or provide any additional information. It is crucial to follow these instructions promptly to ensure the error is rectified before the exam date.


Throughout the process, maintain a record of all communication with the exam conducting authority. This includes emails, phone calls, or any other form of communication. Having a record will help you in case of any further issues or disputes.


After submitting the correction request, regularly check the official UGC NET website or your registered email for updates. Once the correction is made, download and verify the corrected admit card to ensure that all the errors have been rectified.

In case the error is not corrected, despite following the above steps, you should immediately contact the exam conducting authority again and explain the situation. They will guide you on the further course of action.