Candidates can access this information by visiting the official NTA website at :-

http://exams.nta.ac.in/NEET/

The exam is set to be held on May 5, following the pen and paper mode, and offering the exam in 13 different languages as per the official NTA schedule.

To obtain their NEET UG city slip, candidates must follow a straightforward process:

The candidate need to visit the official website, click on the city slip link, input their required credentials (application number and date of birth), download the slip, and save it for future reference.

The notice regarding the intimation slip can be found on the link:-

https://exams.nta.ac.in/NEET/images/notice-

24042024.pdf

In the event of any discrepancies in the candidate’s details, photograph, or signatures on the NEET UG admit card. They should take immediate actions. Candidates should reach out to the NTA helpline between 10 am and 5 pm. Despite such issues, candidates are still permitted to sit for the medical entrance test using the downloaded admit card, with the assurance from NTA that necessary corrections will be rectified subsequently.

In previous years, NEET UG admit cards were released on various dates. In 2021, the admit card was released on September 6, followed by the exam on September 12. In 2022, the city slip was issued on June 29, followed by the hall ticket on July 12, leading to the exam on July 17. Lastly, in the preceding year, the NEET UG city slip was released on April 30, with the admit card following on May 4, ahead of the May 7 exam.

This year, a total of 23 lakh candidates have registered for the exam, including over 10 lakh male students, over 13 lakh female students, and 24 students identifying under the ‘third gender’ category.

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However, the account of Amul was restored later by Twitter.

In this topical, one could see a girl in confrontation with the dragon. Furthermore, it also shows various Chinese apps such as Tik-Tok and others in the background.

#Amul Topical: About the boycott of Chinese products… pic.twitter.com/ZITa0tOb1h

— Amul.coop (@Amul_Coop) June 3, 2020

Amul has always been popular for its topicals. Additionally, these topicals always relate to the latest topics that make the headlines in the news. This topical is based on the idea of “Aatmanirbhar Bharat” (self-reliant India), as Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of the country asked the country to be self reliant. The Prime Minister has also further asked his citizens to not depend on Chinese products. Since then, there has been a rise in the anti-China sentiments. Twitter further stated that, “This action was taken because of the dairy company’s concern for safety and security.”

The Indian dairy company came forward and issued a statement saying the company had brought down the Amul’s Twitter account during late night hours on 4 June. He further mentioned in this statement that the same happened because of the topical which mentions boycotting of Chinese products. Calling “aatmanirbharbharat” with the copy of “Exit the Dragon”. Further mentioning that the same was done without giving any prior notice or warnings.

Twitter came ahead to reply. It stated that the restriction on the Twitter account of Amul was in no way related to the topical.

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The Governor, went on to add that the implementation of this decision would menace with the future of the students. Moreover, he also decsribed the announcement as unparalleled and also illogical on the terms of legal consequences. Going on further, he wrote a letter to the Chief Minister, expressing his disagreement with the decision of the state regarding the final examinations. He further mentioned his surprise with the decision in the letter, writing that he wasn’t expecting this decision of cancelling the exams. This letter was written on Tuesday. He still awaits for the response.

This letter further mentions that the vice chancellors of different state universities have showed their preparedness for conducting exams.

Furthermore, the Governor also expressed his annoyance regarding the delay in presentation of the report of the conducting of the exams. The report, made by committee of Vice Chancellor which was constituted by the Minister for Higher and Technical Education was sent to the secretary on 6th May. But the same has yet not been presented to the Governor. This report consists of various alternatives for conducting exams.

He also mentioned problems of students of law, medicine,etc. These students need to register themselves with professional bodies. This will enable them to work with required licence. The Governor stated the registration issues without evaluation of final exams.

He further went on to say that CBSE and ICSE boards are taking the leftover exams. Hence, the universities can too take a step forward in the same direction.

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The Delhi University has been ranked ‘A+’ in the NAAC review with a 3.8 CGPA. The review was held in the last week of October. The council’s grading is crucial as it is important for grants & funds alloted the varsity by the Univeristy Grants Commission (UGC).

The accreditation is as per the revised A&A Framework launched by NAAC in July 2017. The aim was to make it more ICT enabled, objective, transparent, scalable and robust. The primary focus of the shift is from qualitative peer judgment to data-based quantitative indicator evaluation with increased objectivity and transparency. These include combination of online evaluation (about 70 per cent) and peer judgment (about 30 per cent).

Before NAAC team’s visit, the varsity’s mock testing teams conducted visits to departments to check if they’re prepared for the actual review. A questionnaire containing 108 questions was sent to various department heads in this regard.

The questionnaire included questions such as, do they celebrate national festivals, observe birth & death anniversaries of great Indian personalities, Is there a policy to check plagiarism, among others.

The accreditation is valid for a period of 5 years, starting from November 30, 2018. The University is looking forward to a better grade of  ‘A++’ which falls between 3.51 to 4. Last year, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) was ranked with ‘A++’ in the NAAC review.

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