AIAPGET 2023: NTA releases score card; steps to check

AIAPGET 2023: Candidates who appeared for the exam can check the results at the official website— aiapget.nta.nic.in or nta.ac.in.

AIAPGET 2023: The exam was conducted on July 31. (Express photo by Partha Paul/ Representative Image)

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AIAPGET 2023: The National Testing Agency (NTA) today declared the results for all India AYUSH post graduate entrance test (AIAPGET) 2023. Candidates who appeared for the exam can check the results at the official website— aiapget.nta.nic.in or nta.ac.in.

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The exam was conducted on July 31 in computer based test mode. The exam was conducted for 38,056 candidates. For Ayurveda, the question paper was in English and Hindi medium; for homoeopathy, the question paper was in English; for Siddha, the paper was in English and Tamil and for Unani, it was in English and Urdu

AIAPGET 2023: How to check results

Step 1: Visit the official website— aiapget.nta.nic.in

Step 2: Click on score card link on the homepage

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Step 3: Enter your credentials such as application number and date of birth

Step 4: View and download the result for future reference

Out of the 38,056 total registered candidates, 36,469 appeared for the exam. Out of those who appeared, 24,650 appeared for Ayurveda, 8718 for Homeopathy, 904 for Siddha and 2197 for Unani.

The exam was conducted at 170 centres across 95 cities. The answer keys were released on August 5 and challenges were invited till August 7. A total of 3537 answer key challenges were received out of which 173 were unique challenges.

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