On 24 September 2026, the National Testing Agency announced e‑certificates for UGC NET June 2026 are live. Four qualifying categories are covered, from Junior Research Fellowship to PhD‑only. As of 26 September, downloads have begun. This unlocks hiring and admissions processes without delay.
Eligibility remains unchanged. “The validity of JRF is from the date of issue of JRF award letter.” The notice adds that this is as per rule. Assistant Professor eligibility remains valid forever, as clarified by the University Grants Commission. Qualified candidates in any listed category can fetch their e‑certificate now.
Who is eligible for UGC NET June 2026 e‑certificate?
The notice lists four outcomes. JRF only, Assistant Professor only, Assistant Professor with PhD admission, and PhD‑only. These reflect aggregate performance across both papers. If your result mentions any of these, you are eligible to download the matching e‑certificate today.
UGC NET e‑certificate: quick steps to download now
Open the e‑Certificate portal; enter Application Number, Date of Birth, and Security Pin exactly as on your application. Submit to generate the PDF. The default PDF password is first four capital letters of your name plus DDMMYYYY. Save and recheck details before sharing.
DigiLocker tips for UGC NET e‑certificate and QR verification
Prefer DigiLocker if the portal is busy. Sign in, link Aadhaar if prompted, and search for UGC NET documents. Fetch the e‑certificate and confirm the embedded QR code and photo. Certificates without either are invalid; scan the QR to verify authenticity before submission.
UGC NET re‑exam final answer key and scorecard: where to check
For clarity after the re‑exam, NTA has hosted the final answer key and scorecard pages. Both were published on 17 September 2026. Cross‑check your revised marks there before downloading the certificate, especially if your subject was rescheduled.
Login errors on e‑Certificate portal: name/DoB mismatch fixes and helpdesk
If login fails, match Date of Birth format exactly as in your application. Enter the case‑sensitive security pin correctly. Try clearing cache or using another browser. For persistent issues, email [email protected] or call 011‑40759000, 011‑69227700. NTA says issues will be addressed at the earliest.
