JNUEE 2020 Admission Process: Check out JNU admission procedure and eligibility criteria
Applying for JNUEE? Know the JNU entrance exam admission process, the eligibility criteria and the step by step JNU admission procedure.
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Entrance Exam (JNUEE) admission process has begun as the Jawaharlal Nehru University along with the National Testing Agency have commenced the online registration and filling up of the application forms from March 2, 2020 onwards. Before a candidate can apply for the desired course offered at JNU, candidates need to know the JNU admission process.
Here is the schedule of the JNU admission process.
Event |
Dates |
Schedule |
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Availability of JNUEE application form |
2-Mar-2020 |
The online registration and filling of application forms will commence from the mentioned date. |
Last date to apply for JNUEE |
31-Mar-2020 |
The last date to apply for the JNU entrance exam. After the date, JNU will not accept applications. |
Correction of JNUEE Application Forms |
7-Apr-2020 to 15-Apr-2020 |
Candidates can make changes and correction to the submitted application form. |
Release of JNUEE admit card |
30-Apr-2020 |
The JNUEE admit card (hall ticket) will be released online |
JNU Entrance Exam Date |
11-May-2020 to 14-May-2020 |
The JNU entrance exam will be conducted from the following dates. |
JNUEE Result |
31-May-2020 |
The JNU entrance exam results will be announced. |
JNU Eligibility Criteria
The JNU admission procedure is as such that a candidate needs to firstly meet the JNU eligibility criteria. A student needs to be eligible in order to proceed in the admission process. The general eligibility criteria set by JNU is as follows:
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JNUEE 2020 Admission Process
To know more about the JNUEE 2020 Eligibility Criteria, candidates can click here.
Coming to the admission process of JNU, candidates can go through the following steps as mentioned below:
Step 1: Registration
The candidate needs to firstly visit the official website of JNU-NTA in order to register and apply for JNUEE. Once the candidate has reached, the student has to click on the ‘Fill Application Form-JNUEE 2020’.
Once the candidate has clicked the page, the aspirant will then have to click on ‘New Registration’. From there on, the student has to enter the details as required. Once the details have been filled, the candidate can then login in order to apply online.
Step 2: Fill and Submit Application Form
Once the login ID and password has been made, the candidate can login on the ‘Registered Candidates Sign In’ portal and proceed to fill the JNUEE application form. The candidate has to enter their application number, password and the captcha. On logging in, the candidate needs to then fill in all the details as required and asked in the application form. The candidate can opt up to three different courses. Once the details are filled, the student will have to upload the documents such as
- Passport size photograph
- Aadhar Card
- Signature Image
Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
Once all the information required is filled, verify and cross-check the details once again. Then the aspirant can proceed to pay the fee which are as follows:
Category |
Fee for One Subject |
Fee for Two subjects |
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General/OBC |
Rs 500 |
Rs 800 |
SC/ST/PwD |
Rs 310 |
Rs 415 |
Once the candidate has made the payment, submit the form. Take a print out of the application form as and keep it safely as it will come handy
Step 4: Download JNUEE Admit Card
Candidates who have successfully filled and submitted the JNU application form, can download the JNUEE admit card from the official website. The JNU admit card (hall ticket) is an important document which needs to be carried to exam centre. Without the admit card, candidates will not be allowed to appear for the entrance exam.
Step 5: Appear for JNUEE
The JNUEE 2020 will be conducted from May 11 to May 14, 2020. Candidates have to reach the allotted exam centres one time and should carry their admit card, valid identity proof and a passport-sized photograph. Latecomers will not be allowed to sit for the entrance exam.
Step 6: Declaration of JNUEE Results
The JNU entrance exam results will be declared on May 31, 2020 on the official website of JNU-NTA. Candidates will have to login in order to check the scorecard released. Qualified candidates will be notified and called for an interview at the university to complete the JNU admission process.
Once the admission process is complete, the semester will commence from July onwards.
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