Rescheduling of AIPGMEE at a some testing centres.

National Board of Examinations
AIPGMEE
NOTICE
Dated: 30th November 2014 
Subject : Rescheduling of AIPGMEE at a some testing centres.
AIPGMEE 2015 is scheduled to be conducted from 1st to 6th December 2014 at various test centers across the country.
Due to unavoidable technical reasons the conduct of AIPGMEE on 1st & 2nd December 2014 has been rescheduled at a few centres as indicated herein below:
Centres where AIPGMEE has been rescheduled on 1/12/2014 are :-
S.No.
Centres Rescheduled only for 1/12/2014
Site City
Remarks
1
L J Institute of Engineering & TechnologyAhmedabad
All other test centres notified for AIPGMEE except the 11 centers listed herein shall be operational and functional on 1/12/2014
2
L J Institute of Management StudiesAhmedabad
3
SASIITChandigarh
4
Vel Tech Dr.RR & Dr.SR Technical UniversityChennai
5
VPRS Softech Solutions Pvt LtdChennai
6
Third Eye Infosys Private LimitedGuwahati
7
Lords Institute of Engineering and TechnologyHyderabad
8
Spanningtree Network Solutions -Kinfra Tech ParkKozhikode
9
Online InfraNew Delhi
10
Jaipuria Institute of ManagementNOIDA
11
G.H.Raisoni Institute of Management and ResearchPune
Centres where AIPGMEE has been rescheduled on 2/12/2014 are :
S.No.Centres Rescheduled only for 2/12/2014Site City
Remarks
1
Vel Tech Dr.RR & Dr.SR Technical UniversityChennai
All other test centres notified for AIPGMEE except 6 centers listed herein shall be operational and functional on 2/12/2014
2
VPRS Softech Solutions Pvt LtdChennai
3
Third Eye Infosys Private LimitedGuwahati
4
Lords Institute of Engineering and TechnologyHyderabad
5
Spanningtree Network Solutions -Kinfra Tech ParkKozhikode
6
Online InfraNew Delhi
AIPGMEE shall be conducted as per schedule at all the other centres except those indicated herein above.
There shall not be any deferment or rescheduling for AIPGMEE test centers on the 3rd to 6th December 2014.
Revised Testing Day and session shall be informed to the candidates, who were allotted the aforementioned centres where the test has been deferred, through E-mail at their registered E-mail ID. Revised admit card shall be sent on their registered E-mail ID shortly.
Individual communication is being sent to all the candidates whose test has been deferred.
Test for all these candidates shall be conducted by NBE before 20th December 2014.
The results in respect of all the candidates shall be declared by 15/01/2015 as indicated in the Information Bulletin for AIPGMEE 2015.
For any query, please contact NBE Candidate Care Support : Phone: 0124-6771700/ toll free 1800111700 Email: nbe.candidatecare@prometric.com

 
NBE
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