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NEET-UG Live News: Medical entrance exam NEET-UG to be conducted on May 7, 2023
NEET-UG Live News: The National Testing Agency on Friday said medical entrance examination NEET-UG will be conducted on May 7, 2023.
The second edition of the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) will be conducted from May 21 to 31, 2023, it announced.
"The schedule for all crucial exams has been announced this year in advance," a senior NTA official added.
On Thursday, the agency said engineering entrance exam JEE-Main would be conducted from January 24 to 31, except on Republic Day. The second session of the exam will be held in April and applications for the exam will be accepted from December 15 to January 12, it added.
The second edition of the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) will be conducted from May 21 to 31, 2023, it announced.
"The schedule for all crucial exams has been announced this year in advance," a senior NTA official added.
On Thursday, the agency said engineering entrance exam JEE-Main would be conducted from January 24 to 31, except on Republic Day. The second session of the exam will be held in April and applications for the exam will be accepted from December 15 to January 12, it added.
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Medical entrance exam NEET-UG to be conducted on May 7, 2023: National Testing Agency
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