UGC NET Re-Exam 2026: NTA Issues Delhi Travel Advisory For Exam On September 9, 10, Check Exam Timings And Other Details Here

UGC NET Re-Exam 2026: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has issued a travel advisory for candidates appearing for the UGC NET re-exam in Delhi on September 9 and 10, 2026. In view of the traffic restrictions on September 9 and 10 in the city due to the BRICS Summit scheduled from September 11 to 13, 2026, candidates are advised to check the travel routes and accordingly plan their journeys to avoid long travel times. The re-examination will be held for English, Commerce and Sociology subjects on September 9 and 10. Candidates must keep buffer time to accommodate any longer travels and check their exam centre routes beforehand. 

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UGC NET Re-Exam Timings 2026

Following the cancellation of the exam for three subjects, namely English, Commerce, and Sociology, NTA will conduct the re-exam on September 9 and 10 across various shifts. The exam schedule is as follows:

NTA Travel Advisory For Delhi Candidates

The agency has asked candidates appearing for UGC NET Re-Exam at Delhi centres on September 9 and 10 to be aware of the travel restrictions in the city while traveling. They must leave early and allow buffer time to reach the exam centre early. 

1. Applicants must plan their journey well in advance to reach the examination centre on time.

2. Considering the possible travel restrictions, congestion, and diversions ahead of the 18th BRICS Summit, candidates must allow sufficient time for travel.

3. Before you start your journey, check the latest traffic advisories issued by the Delhi Traffic Police and other concerned authorities.

4. Reach the examination centre well in advance of the reporting time mentioned on the UGC NET Re-exam admit card 2026. 

UGC NET Re-Exam 2026: Result Process

NTA has clarified that conducting the re-exam for three subjects will have no impact on the results, Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) allocation, or e-certificates for the 84 subjects for which the answer key has already been published. The number of candidates eligible for Assistant Professor positions will continue to follow the 6% of candidates appearing in the original examination or re-test, whichever is higher. Furthermore, allocations already made for the three affected subjects will not be reduced following the re-examination, NTA said. 

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