CBSE UGC NET July 2018 result released at cbsenet.nic.in, details here

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the results of University Grants Commission's National Eligibility Test (UGC-NET) today. This was probably the last time that the CBSE had conducted the UGC NET Examination. From next year onwards, the UGC-NET exam would be conducted by the newly-formed National Testing Agency (NTA). This year UGC-NET exam was conducted on July 8.

This has happened for the first time in the UGC-NET history that the CBSE has released the results within the same month of conducting the examination. Earlier, the UGC-NET used to be declared by the CBSE after three to four months of holding the exam. This year, a total of 11.48 lakh candidates took the eligibility test across 91 cities. The examination was conducted in 84 different subjects.

Earlier, there were reports that CBSE is working towards releasing the results by end of this month, and most likely on July 31, 2018. However, the sources also had said that the results will be out latest by August 4, which will be within one month on the conduct of the exam.

Steps to check the CBSE UGC-NET 2018 Result

1) Log on to the official website: cbsenet.nic.in
2) On the homepage, click on the link that says "UGC NET July Result 2018"
3) A new page will appear on your screen
4) Enter your details like registration number, date of birth in DD/MM/YYYY format and then click on the "Submit" button
5) View and download your UGC-NET 2018 result
6) Take printout for future use.

This year, the exam was conducted at 2082 examination centres across the country. A total number of 2864 observers and 675 Board's officials were deputed on these centres to oversee the conduct of the examination. The Central Board of Secondary Education had made some changes in the NET exam this year. From 28 years, the cut-off age of candidates applying for the Junior Research Fellow (JRF) post has been revised to 30 years. Earlier, candidates had to appear for three papers, this year they appeared only for two papers.