Exam Centre

No, it is not possible to change the SSC JE exam center after the release of the admit card. The exam center is allotted based on the preferences provided by the candidate at the time of filling the application form, and the SSC JE admit card contains the details of the exam center allotted to the candidate. Once the admit card is issued, the exam center cannot be changed under any circumstances. Candidates are required to appear for the exam at the allotted exam center as mentioned on their admit card. Any deviation from this will result in disqualification from the exam.

Therefore, it is advisable to carefully select the exam center while filling the application form and double-check the details mentioned on the admit card before the exam day to avoid any last-minute issues or confusion. In case you face any difficulties regarding the exam center, you can contact the SSC helpdesk for assistance.

If your MH CET Law exam center is far from your location, you should plan your travel and logistics carefully to ensure a smooth and stress-free exam day experience. Here are some steps to follow:

1. Plan Your Journey in Advance:
   - Research the location of your exam center well in advance.
   - Calculate the estimated travel time and plan to arrive at the center well before the reporting time.
   - Consider factors like traffic, public transportation schedules, and any potential delays.

2. Transportation:
   - Choose your mode of transportation wisely. If possible, use a reliable mode of transportation that ensures you reach the exam center on time.
   - If you are relying on public transportation, check the schedules and routes in advance. Consider alternative routes if necessary.

3. Accommodation:
   - If the distance to the exam center is significant, and you have an early morning exam, consider staying in a nearby hotel or accommodation the night before the exam. This can help reduce stress and ensure you are well-rested.

4. Emergency Contact Information:
   - Share your travel plans and emergency contact information with a family member or friend, so someone knows your whereabouts.

5. Essential Items:
   - Ensure you have all the essential items with you, including your MH CET Law admit card, valid photo ID, stationery, and any other required documents.
   - Carry a transparent water bottle and a small snack if allowed by the exam center.

6. Stay Calm and Positive:
   - Keep a positive mindset and stay calm. Stress can affect your performance, so try to relax and stay focused on the exam.

7. Check the Weather Forecast: Be aware of weather conditions on the day of the exam, and prepare accordingly if there is a possibility of adverse weather affecting your travel.

8. Use Navigation Apps: Utilize navigation apps on your smartphone to find the fastest and most convenient route to the exam center. Make sure your phone is fully charged.

9. Plan for Return Journey: After the exam, plan your return journey in advance as well. Be aware of the time it might take to reach your destination after the exam concludes.

10. Read Exam Instructions: Carefully read and follow all instructions provided by the MH CET Law authorities and the information mentioned in your admit card regarding the exam center, reporting time, and any specific guidelines.

By planning ahead and taking these precautions, you can minimize the stress associated with traveling to a faraway exam center and increase your chances of reaching the center on time for your MH CET Law exam.

Yes. Candidtaes can select and fill choice of their city from the available list from where they wish to appear in the NEE exam. The NERIST Entrance Examination (NEE) is conducted in the eight North Eastern States. An applicant should choose an appropriate exam centre code from where they desire to appear for the NERIST Entrance Examination. An applicant has to provide two choices of examination centres while filling out the online form for the NEE. The first choice of examination centre exercised by an applicant is maintained as such. A centre may not be available to a candidate if the number of applicants in that centre exceeds the maximum capacity of the centre and also, a centre may be cancelled if sufficient numbers of applicants are not available in that centre. In both the cases, the second choice of the examination centre is allotted to the applicant.