CBSE UGC NET July 2018 Online Application now available on cbsenet.nic.in, check details, how to apply here

Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE has activated the link for online applications and registrations for UGC NET July 2018 examination. The link to apply for the examination is now available on cbsenet.nic.in. The direct link for the same is also provided below for candidates interested in applying for UGC National Eligibility Test, NET July 2018 examination. The facility to apply online for CBSE UGC NET July 2018 examination would be available on the website until April 5, 2018. Candidates interested, however, are advised to register as early as possible to avoid any last minute rush. Please note, Aadhaar Card is now mandatory to apply for CBSE UGC NET July 2018 Examination. 

As per the information bulletin available on the official website cbsenet.nic.in, the online applications would start from today and end on April 5, 2018. Candidates who are interested in applying for the position of Assistant Professor or for Junior Research Fellowship, JRF in any of the University Grants Commission, UGC recognized colleges/ universities are required to qualify the examination. Please note, starting July 2018, UGC has revised the eligibility criteria for the examination. Also, the paper pattern for the examination has also been revised. Interested candidates can check the revised eligibility criteria, important dates and how to apply for the examination here. 

CBSE UGC NET July 2018 Examination Revised Eligibility Criteria: 

Candidates who have completed their bachelors and masters with a minimum of 55% in their master's degree or equivalent examination are eligible to apply. The minimum cut off for reserved categories – SC/ ST/ OBC and persons with disability is 50%. Please note, the minimum criteria is without rounding off. 

Candidates who are pursuing their Master's degree and are in the final year or are waiting for the results are also eligible to apply for the examination. The selection of such candidates, however, would be provisional and only eligible for the award of JRF or Assistant Professor only after they have passed the master's degree with the required percentage. 

Candidates belonging to third gender or transgender are also eligible to apply. All the exemptions extended to reserved categories are also extended to them. 

Candidates can apply for the NET examination only in the subject of their Master's degree. 

Age limit for applying for the grant of JRF has been revised. As per the new criteria, the upper age limit for JRF is now 30 years as on July 1, 2018. A further relaxation of 5 years is provided to the candidates who belong to the OBC, SC/ST/PwD/Transgender categories as well as to women candidates. Also, relaxation of a maximum 5 years would also be provided to candidates who have spent that much time in research – provided effective proof of the same is provided. 

Please note, there is no upper age limit for Assistant Professor. 

Important Dates for UGC NET July 2018 Examination: 

Start of Online Application Form: March 6, 2018 

Last date to apply online: April 5, 2018 

Last date to pay the fee through online generated bank challan: April 6, 2018 

Correction in Particulars in the application: April 25, 2018 – May 1, 2018 

Release of UGC NET July 2018 Admit Cards: June 2018 (exact date to be notified later) 

Date of the Examination: July 8, 2018 

How to Apply for UGC NET July 2018 Examination: 

Candidates interested in applying are advised to carefully go through the information bulletin to satisfy that they meet the eligibility criteria. Also, please go through the revised paper pattern for UGC NET July 2018 examination. Steps on how to apply for the examination are summarized below. 

Click on the activated link to apply online – or click here to 


All the candidates are advised to note that the mobile number and email address provided would be used by CBSE for all official correspondence. Hence, they should only use the mobile number and email which they would be able to retain until the end of the examination process. 

After validating the registration, candidates are required to fill the online application form and attach the documents – photograph and signature as required. 

Candidates to note that they are not required to send any of the certificates or documents or the print out of the online application to the CBSE office or UGC office. 

After filling the forms, the candidates would be prompted to pay the fee. General Category students are required to pay the fee of Rs. 1000, non-creamy OBC candidates are required to pay Rs. 500 and candidates belonging to SC/ST/PwD and Transgender categories are required to pay Rs. 250. Candidates can pay the fee using any of the online methods or credit/debit card. Also, candidates can make the payment by means of an e-challan generated online. The payment can them be made corresponding to the e-challan at any of the Syndicate or Canara or ICICI Bank branches. The confirmation of fee payment signals that the application has been successfully filled. 

Candidates are again advised to take the printout of the confirmation page of fee payment. Also, additional charges or 1.20% on credit cards and 0.75% on debit cards are applicable. Candidates should note that without the confirmation page, their application is not complete. In case they do not get the confirmation page, candidates should check again and make the fee payment again. Any payment not confirmed would return to the candidates' card. Also, the last date to fill the form and pay the online fee is April 5, 2018. The candidates making the payment through e-Challan can deposit the fee in the nearest bank branches of Syndicate, Canara or ICICI banks till April 6, 2018, provided that the e-challan was generated on or before April 5, 2018.

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