The National Testing Agency has declared the UGC NET Exam Result for the December 2022 cycle today, i.e., 13th April 2023. Candidates who appeared for the National Eligibility Test must visit the official website of NTA to check their result. The result page will declare whether the candidate has qualified to be appointed as an Assistant Professor and/or to be granted the Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) by the University Grants Commission.

Steps to Check UGC NET Result 2023

Candidates must follow the steps mentioned below to check their NET Result for the December 2022 cycle:

1. Step One: Visit the official website www.ugcnet.nta.nic.in
2. Step Two: On the left-hand side corner of the home page, there will be a section titled “Public Notices”
3. Step Three: Under the “Public Notices” section, click on the link that reads “UGC NET December 2022 Result”
4. Step Four: You will be redirected to the results page. 
5. Step Five: Enter the required details, i.e., Application number and date of birth.
6. Step Six: Enter the captcha code mentioned carefully.
7. Step Seven: Click on the “view result” button.
8. Step Eight: Your result will be displayed on the screen. Download and save a soft copy for future reference

Percentage V/S Percentile

Since the NTA UGC NET Result is displayed in terms of percentile as per the recent update, many candidates get confused. Given below is the difference between percentage and percentile, along with examples for the ease of the candidates.

Percentage refers to a proportion or fraction of a whole, expressed as a percentage. For example, if there are 100 apples and 25 of them are green, then the percentage of green apples is 25%. Percentages are commonly used to express the relative frequency or proportion of a particular value in a data set.

Percentile, on the other hand, is a measure of relative position within a data set. It refers to the value below which a given percentage of observations in a data set falls. For example, if a candidate scores 75th percentile in UGC NET, it means that their score is higher than 75% of the scores in the total number of candidates who wrote the test for that particular subject. Percentiles are commonly used in statistics and data analysis to describe the distribution of data and to compare individuals or groups.

NTA UGC NET Helpdesk

In case of discrepancies, candidates are advised to contact the NTA UGC NET official helpdesk. The contact details are mentioned below:

• Official Email: [email protected]

• Phone Number : 0120-6895200