Overview
- A technical failure on May 30 prevented some candidates from starting or finishing the CUET‑UG morning shift, and about 3,765 students who left centres have been offered a one‑time chance to reappear.
- The NTA released updated admit cards on its CUET portal for those affected and told candidates to download the new hall ticket and check details before the re‑exams on June 6 and June 7.
- The rescheduling covers students who completed biometric registration but could not sit or complete the test and the NTA directed anyone with discrepancies to contact its helpdesk.
- NTA has formally asked TCS iON, the exam delivery partner, to identify the root cause and submit a report on the disruption to explain what failed in test delivery.
- Social media videos and parent complaints about long waits and poor on‑site communication have intensified scrutiny of CUET’s CBT operations and could prompt tighter checks on delivery and contingency plans.