Alerts and Updates for JNU

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released a key advisory for candidates appearing in the Common University Entrance Test for Undergraduate (CUET-UG) 2026, which includes JNU admissions. This advisory likely addresses important guidelines or changes for the upcoming examination cycle. Candidates are encouraged to review the details to ensure compliance with updated procedures for JNU entrance exams.

JNU has outlined admission details for the 2026 academic year, including eligibility criteria and processes for UG, PG, and PhD programs via CUET and other entrance exams. The university continues to be a top choice for students across India, and prospective applicants should check specific requirements for their desired courses. Updates on application deadlines and exam dates are expected soon.

The School of Language, Literature and Culture Studies (SLL&CS) at JNU faced issues with outsourced Value Added Courses (VAC) exams, with reports of technical glitches and pre-recorded modules. Student bodies like JNU NSUI have successfully pushed for online reconduction of exams for BA 1st and 2nd years in December 2025. This highlights ongoing concerns about academic freedom and exam administration at JNU.

NTA has released the UGC NET admit card for the December 31, 2025, exam, relevant for candidates aspiring to join JNU’s academic programs or faculty positions. Aspirants must download their hall tickets promptly to avoid last-minute issues. This update underscores the importance of staying informed about NTA’s schedule for JNU-related exams.

JNU’s e-Prospectus for 2025-26 for UG, PG, and other programs has been published, detailing exam and admission processes for various schools, including Persian & Central Asian Studies. It emphasizes unique facilities like language labs, which may be relevant for language program entrance exams. Candidates can access this resource on the official JNU website for comprehensive exam preparation.

NTA is set to introduce technological changes for entrance exams like JEE Main and NEET starting 2026, which could impact CUET and JNU admissions. While specifics are unclear, these updates aim to enhance candidate identification and exam security. JNU aspirants should monitor NTA announcements for potential impacts on their exam processes.