The National Testing Agency (NTA) has officially announced the schedule for the UGC NET June 2025 examination. The exams are set to be conducted from June 25 to June 29, 2025, in Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode across multiple shifts. Candidates appearing for different subjects can expect their specific exam dates to fall within this five-day window. The detailed subject-wise schedule will be made available on the NTA’s official portal closer to the examination period.

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Step-by-Step Guide to Know Your Subject-Wise Exam Date

Step 1: Visit the Official Website

Regularly check the official website of the National Testing Agency (ugcnet.nta.ac.in). The final subject-wise exam date sheet will be uploaded in PDF format.

Step 2: Locate Your Subject Code

Each subject in UGC NET has a unique code (e.g., Education - 09, Commerce - 08). Refer to your application form or subject list to confirm the exact subject code you’ve applied for.

Step 3: Download the Exam Schedule PDF

Once released, download the UGC NET June 2025 subject-wise timetable from the official portal. The PDF will provide the date and shift (morning or evening) for your subject.

Step 4: Check Admit Card for Confirmation

Your admit card, which is expected to be released at least 7 days before the exam, will contain the exact date, time, and exam center details. This serves as the final confirmation of your subject’s schedule.

Expected Pattern of Subject-Wise Scheduling

While the exact dates vary year to year, NTA usually follows a pattern based on the volume of candidates for each subject:

• High-application subjects like Commerce, Education, and English Literature are often scheduled early in the window (25th–26th June).

• Moderate to low-volume subjects such as Philosophy, Anthropology, or Criminology may be placed later in the week (27th–29th June).

• Some subjects are conducted in two shifts depending on applicant strength.

Keep in mind, the official NTA bulletin remains the only source for exact subject-wise scheduling, and candidates must rely solely on this for planning.