COVID-19: NTA will conduct AISSEE 2022 again if students miss due to pandemic
Covid-19 Exam Updates: AISSEE 2022 admit card is out; exam is scheduled for January 9, 2022
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Apply NowAbhiraj P | January 7, 2022 | 07:38 PM IST
NEW DELHI: The National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct the All India Sainik Schools Entrance Examination (AISSEE 2022) again for students who may miss it due to COVID-related restrictions. The NTA will conduct the exam on Sunday, January 9, 2022. The exam will be held at different centres located across India.
“In case due to COVID -19 restrictions, under the order of local administration, movement is completely prohibited, the NTA will conduct exams for those candidates at a later date,” said the NTA in a notice issued on January 5, 2022.
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Candidates are required to download the admit cards for the Sainik school's entrance exam AISSEE 2022 from the official website of the NTA at aissee.nta.nic.in by entering their application number and date of birth. The NTA also urged the candidates to read the instructions given in the admit card and website carefully.
NTA also advised candidates to download the PDF file of the admit card or to take a printout for future reference.
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An NTA helpline number has also been established to contact in case candidates face any difficulty in downloading the admit card or regarding changes in the information in the card. The NTA also asked the candidates to mail at aissee@nta.ac.in , in case of such difficulties.
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