NTA releases DUET Results at du.ac.in; How to check

The Delhi University Entrance Test hosted by the National testing Agency results are out. Candidates who had appeared in the entrance exam for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate courses can visit the official websites of the University and NTA to check their results.

A direct link to DUET result 2019 has also been provided below, so that candidates can access the same with ease.

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Candidates need to provide application form number and date of birth on the relevant fiels to access their score and eligibility.A total of 81,307 candidates appeared for the DUET 2019 for admission undergraduate courses while 1, 28, 699 candidates took the exam for postgraduate admissions.

DUET 2019 was conducted from 3rd July to 8th July, 2019 with the exams being held in three shifts each day.

The initial admission schedule proposed that the Post-graduate admissions in Delhi University would begin from 17th July, 2019. The admission process, however, has been postponed and the varsity has notified that the revised schedule would be hosted on the official website on 18th July, 2019.

The Delhi University has released the answer key for the Delhi University Entrance Test (DUET) 2019 in the first week of July and asked to raise objections. The candidates who have appeared for the examination can check the answer key on the official website of the university. 

NTA conducted the DUET 2019 examination on the behalf of the Delhi University. The candidates who appeared for the DUET 2019 examinations held between July 3 to 6 can now visit the official websites i.e.  du.ac.in and ntaexam.cbtexam.in.

The NTA will release the result for rest of the courses within the next few days. The list of shortlisted candidates and dates of interview will be notified on the DU admission portal shortly.

The DUET entrance examination is conducted for admission to undergraduate courses, postgraduate courses, M.Phil., and M.Phil.-PhD. It is conducted in computer-based mode in 18 different cities across India.