UGC NET June 2026 Re-Exam Results Out: Direct Link to Check Scorecards for English, Commerce, Sociology

The National Testing Agency has published UGC NET June 2026 re-exam results for English, Commerce and Sociology. Scorecards are live today, September 18, following the final answer key released on September 17. Results for the other 84 subjects were issued earlier on August 28; today’s update covers only these three re-tested papers.

To check, visit ugcnet.nta.nic.in and open the “UGC-NET June 2026 Score Card (Re-Exam)” under Candidate Activity. Log in using your Application Number and date of birth, then download the PDF for records and future admissions or recruitment documentation. The scorecard link is active on the homepage.

How to check UGC NET re-exam scorecard

Use a stable connection and a desktop browser if possible. Go to the Candidate Activity panel, click the Score Card (Re-Exam) link, enter Application Number, date of birth and security pin, then submit. Verify personal details, subject code and category before saving multiple copies for backup and institutional verifications.

UGC NET re-exam cut-offs and qualifying marks

NTA has issued subject- and category-wise cut-offs for the three re-exam papers, alongside the result note. Separately, the minimum qualifying aggregate remains 40 percent for General and General-EWS, and 35 percent for reserved categories. Across the three re-exam subjects, 824 candidates qualified for Junior Research Fellowship.

E-certificate and JRF: what happens next

UGC will release e-certificates through the dedicated portal; monitor the “UGC NET e-Certificate” link on the official site. Institutions will verify eligibility and documents as per the Information Bulletin before appointments, PhD admission, or JRF onboarding. Keep your scorecard and identity proofs ready for verification timelines.

Grievance route and no revaluation policy

There is no re-evaluation or re-checking after result declaration. For post-result issues, write to [email protected] with your name, Application Number and contact details; you may also use the NTA helpline. Records are preserved for 90 days from the result date, so raise concerns promptly and formally.

What about other June 2026 subjects

Results for the remaining 84 subjects were declared on August 28, 2026. Candidates from those papers need not check the re-exam link. For all candidates, next steps include tracking e-certificate availability, watching departmental PhD or recruitment calendars, and aligning application materials with notified cut-offs and category norms.