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•The official post name is the NTA National Common Entrance Test (NCET) for the 2026 session.

•This entrance examination is organized and conducted by the National Testing Agency.

•Candidates were allowed to start applying online from 12 February 2026.

•The final deadline to submit the online application form was 10 March 2026.

•Online payment of the application fees was accepted until 11 March 2026.

•An opportunity to correct mistakes in the application was provided between 12 and 14 March 2026.

•The National Common Entrance Test took place on 17 April 2026.

•Students could check their assigned exam cities starting from 09 April 2026.

•Admit cards were issued for download on 13 April 2026.

•The official answer key for the test was released on 28 April 2026.

•The agency will notify the specific date for the result announcement shortly.

•General category applicants are required to pay a fee of 1200 Rupees.

•Candidates belonging to EWS or OBC categories must pay 1000 Rupees.

•Applicants from SC, ST, or PH categories are charged a reduced fee of 650 Rupees.

•Fees can be submitted online using a Debit Card, Credit Card, or Net Banking.

•There is also an option to pay the examination fee offline through the E-Challan mode.

•Applicants must have passed their 10+2 Intermediate examination from a recognized Indian board.

•Students who are currently appearing for their final 12th-grade exams are also eligible to apply.

•The qualification can be in any stream or subject recognized by the education board.

•There is no specific age restriction for participating in the NTA NCET 2026 exam.

•Candidates of any age can apply as long as they meet the educational requirements.

•For deeper details regarding age, applicants should consult the official information brochure.

•This entrance exam is for admission into the 4-year B.Ed. Integrated Teacher Education Programme (ITEP).

•Successful candidates can gain entry into prestigious institutions like IITs and NITs.

•Central and State Universities across India use these scores for teacher education admissions.

•Various Regional Institutes of Education (RIEs) and government-run colleges are also part of this program.

•Major institutions include Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) and Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU).

•Technological institutes like IIT Kharagpur and IIT Bhubaneshwar are included.

•Several Central Universities from states like Haryana, Kashmir, Kerala, Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu participate.

•Regional colleges such as Maharaja Purna Chandra Autonomous College and Government College of Education, Chandigarh are listed.

•For a full list of all participating colleges, candidates should check the university-wise course list.

•Selection is strictly based on the performance in the National Common Entrance Test.

•Candidates must qualify in the entrance exam to be considered for the ITEP program.

•The detailed syllabus for the exam is available via a dedicated download link.

•The syllabus covers topics relevant to teacher education and general aptitude.

•The direct link to download the provisional answer key is active.

•Candidates can view the official notice regarding the answer key release.

•Admit cards can be downloaded through the provided portal link.

•The portal allows students to check their exam city information.

•New registrations and applications can be completed via the "Apply Online" link.

•The full official notification is available for download to understand all exam rules.

•The university-wise course list helps students choose their preferred college.

•For all official updates, visit the National Testing Agency's specialized NCET website.