India’s National Testing Agency (NTA) says it will announce a fresh date for CUET-UG 2026 candidates who faced technical problems during the examination process. According to multiple reports, the glitches occurred during the exam administration and led to disruptions for some candidates at test centres, including centres in Noida. The NTA is responding to complaints from affected examinees by providing an “another opportunity,” which sources describe as compensatory time and a re-exam for candidates who were unable to sit for the exam or were impacted by the technical failures. The agency’s plan follows concerns raised about exam delays and access issues linked to the testing setup, described by one outlet as “TCS tech glitches.” While the reports agree on the broad relief measures, they do not provide the exact dates in the cited coverage. The NTA is expected to release the new timetable and the procedure for eligible candidates in its official communication.
NTA to offer new schedule for CUET-UG 2026 candidates affected by technical glitches
India’s National Testing Agency (NTA) says it will announce a fresh date for CUET-UG 2026 candidates who faced technical problems during the examination process. According to multiple reports, the gli...
- The NTA says CUET-UG 2026 candidates affected by technical glitches will be given another opportunity.
- Reports mention compensatory time for impacted candidates.
- Reports also state a re-exam will be offered to eligible candidates.
- Disruptions occurred at some exam centres, including Noida.
- The NTA is expected to announce a fresh date and related details in an official update.
NTA says CUET UG 2026 candidates hit by TCS tech glitches will get compensatory time and a re exam, after delays and disruptions at centres including Noida
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