Masters of Education Entrance Test

Candidates can find the most up-to-date information related to the MEET exam either through the official website of Patna University of at shiksha.com. It’s advised to students to regularly keep visitng these websites for any updates, especially during critical periods like the application process, admit card release, and result announcement phases. Keeping up with the official website ensures you have the most accurate information for resolving your queries.

The physical address of the MEET conducting authority, such as the exam cell or admissions office of the respective university, can be found on the university’s official website.Patna University address - Patna University, Ashok Rajpath, Patna, Bihar – 800005.If you need to visit the office in person, it’s advisable to check with the university through phone or email first to confirm the timings and any specific procedures for visiting.

Yes, the MEET exam generally offers a helpline number that candidates can call for assistance with issues such as application submission, admit card downloads, or result inquiries. The helpline number is usually mentioned on the official website of the organizing university. While contact them, candidates will have to provide their registration number or application ID ready when contacting the helpline for quicker resolution. The helpline is available during standard office hours on weekdays.

Candidates appearing for the MEET (Masters of Education Entrance Test), particularly for universities like Patna University, can contact the exam authorities through the official helpline numbers and email addresses provided by the university. These details are typically available on the university’s official website and in the MEET exam notification.

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Candidates must carry the following items to the MEET exam center:Admit Card: A printout of the MEET admit card.Photo ID Proof: A valid photo ID proof such as Aadhaar card, voter ID, or passport.Stationery: Pens, pencils, and other required stationery items.Items not allowed inside the exam center include:Electronic Devices: Mobile phones, calculators, smartwatches, and other electronic gadgets.Study Material: Books, notes, and any other study material.Personal Items: Bags, wallets, and any other personal belongings should be avoided as there may not be a provision for their safekeeping.

For effective preparation of the MEET 2025 exam, candidates can refer to some of the most popular books available on GK and Teaching Aptitude. From the following, candidates can check the books for these two subjects - General Knowledge: Lucent's General Knowledge or Manorama YearbookTeaching Aptitude: Teaching Aptitude and Teaching Attitude by R. Gupta or UGC NET/SET Teaching

The exam body prescribed the application fee for MEET and it varies for different categories:General/OBC Candidates need to pay the application fee between INR 1000 to 1500.SC/ST Candidates: need to pay the application fee between INR 500 to 800.The MEET applicstion fee can be paid in online using debit/credit cards, net banking, or through e-wallets. The exact fee details and payment methods will be mentioned on the official MEET notification.

After the MEET application form is submitted by canddates, changing the exam center is typically not allowed. Hence candidates are advised to choose their exam center carefully during the registration  However, if there is an exceptional case, candidates may contact the examination authorities for a change, but a shift in the exam centre is rarely granted.

The exam body Patna University provides a correction window for candidates after the MEET application process is over. During this period, candidates will be able to log in to their account and make necessary corrections in certain fields of the application form. However, the exam body only allows a specific set of changes and not all details can be edited. Hence it is advised to candidates to ensure that during the initial submission al information mentioned by them is as accurate as possible. Aspirants must refer to the official notification for specific instructions on the correction process.