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All reporting agrees that the National Testing Agency is re-conducting specific UGC-NET exams on September 9 and 10 due to extensive errors found in the question papers.
The National Testing Agency announced re-examinations for UGC-NET English, Commerce, and Sociology papers.
The re-tests are scheduled to take place on September 9 and 10.
An official committee reviewed candidate complaints and found numerous errors in the original tests.
Identified issues include factual, typographical, translation, and grammar mistakes.
Reports also highlighted instances of repeated questions in the examination papers.
The agency determined that simply dropping flawed questions was insufficient to address the issues.
Candidates will not be charged any extra fees for appearing in the re-examinations.
Qualifying percentages will be calculated based on the higher of the original or re-test scores.
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All reporting agrees that the National Testing Agency is re-conducting specific UGC-NET exams on September 9 and 10 due to extensive errors found in the question papers.
It remains to be seen if the re-examinations will proceed without further logistical issues or if additional subjects will require similar reviews.
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India Today reports that the National Testing Agency announced re-examinations for the UGC-NET English, Commerce, and Sociology papers on September 9 and 10 following candidate complaints and committee findings of extensive errors. The report attributes the decision to a review that identified factual, typing, translation, and grammar mistakes, plus repeated questions. Additionally, the source notes that candidates will not be charged extra fees and that qualifying percentages will be based on the higher of the original or re-test figures.
The New Indian Express reports that the National Testing Agency will re-conduct the UGC-NET examinations for English, Commerce, and Sociology on September 9 and 10. According to the article, an official committee reviewed candidate complaints and discovered numerous factual, typographical, translation, and grammar errors, alongside repeated questions. The agency stated that dropping questions was insufficient, prompting the decision for a fresh test.