This allocation of exam centres has raised serious concerns regarding travel arrangements and financial burdens. Students report being assigned to locations such as Mohali, Jaipur, and Agra—far from their homes in the National Capital Region. For some, this means additional costs during a time when many are already facing financial strain.

An anonymous candidate expressed their frustration: “I don’t know how a poor student like me will manage the expenses, especially in this extreme heat.” Such sentiments echo throughout social media platforms as students voice their dissatisfaction with the distance they must travel.

Key facts about the CUET UG 2026:

• The city intimation slip was released on April 29, 2026.
• Candidates can download their slips from cuet.nta.nic.in.
• The slip is not an admit card; it lacks specific details such as exact exam centre locations or timings.
• Students are advised to treat this document as a preliminary guideline.

Officials at the National Testing Agency (NTA) have made it clear that they will not entertain requests for rescheduling exam dates or shifts. This leaves students feeling trapped in a system that appears indifferent to their logistical challenges.

Despite the uproar, some believe that the city intimation slip plays a crucial role in helping students avoid last-minute confusion. However, the reality remains that many are left grappling with unexpected travel logistics just weeks before their exams.

As the examination dates approach, students hope for some resolution or reconsideration from the NTA regarding their allocations. But for now, they must navigate these challenges alone as they prepare for one of the most significant tests of their academic careers.

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