The event celebrated the academic accomplishments of 878 graduates, including 472 women and 406 men.

Eminent personalities

Chancellor of Central University of Tamil Nadu presided over the event. Vice Chancellor of Central University of Tamil Nadu Professor M. Krishnan, Registrar of the university Prof R Thirumurugan, Finance Officer of the university CA GR Giridharan were among those present.

CUTN (Central University of Tamil Nadu) has embraced the SDGs as a blueprint for its endeavours, focusing on inclusive education and sustainability,” he noted.

Addressing the graduates, he urged them to harness their education to bridge societal gaps.

‘Education remains a distant dream for many in rural and underserved communities. You, as graduates, have the responsibility to extend its transformative power, using technology and innovation to make a lasting impact,’ said Chancellor of Central University of Tamil Nadu.

Vice Chancellor

Vice Chancellor Professor M. Krishnan reflected on Central University of Tamil Nadu’s remarkable journey since its inception in 2009.

He highlighted the university’s evolution into a hub of academic excellence, offering 64 programs and serving as a microcosm of India’s diversity

CUTN is a ‘Mini India,’ with students from Kashmir to Kanyakumari enriching our campus. Our recent A+ NAAC accreditation, with a significant leap in our score, exemplifies our commitment to excellence, he said.

He said CUTN’s growing research impact, with 4% of its faculty recognized among the world’s top 2% by Stanford University.

Central University of Tamil Nadu has made significant strides in infrastructure development, securing ₹7.13 crore under the DST’s PURSE scheme to enhance research facilities, he said.

Innovation has also been a key focus, with patents increasing from 7 to 27, supported by progressive policy initiatives, said Vice Chancellor of Central University of Tamil Nadu.

Expansion

Academic expansion includes the establishment of new departments in Pharmaceutical Science, Food Science, and Foreign Languages, reflecting the institution’s commitment to interdisciplinary education, said Vice Chancellor of Central University of Tamil Nadu.

Additionally, the university has strengthened its global footprint through partnerships such as the Erasmus program with Siedlce University in Poland, fostering international collaboration.

In his concluding remarks, Professor M. Krishnan urged the graduates to utilize the education they have received to drive meaningful change even in the most remote areas toward transforming lives and contributing to the nation’s development.

About Central University of Tamil Nadu

In 2009, the Government of India laid the foundation for the Central University of Tamil Nadu, setting a transformative course for higher education accessibility.

Through an Act of Parliament, the university was established along with eight other Central Universities, aiming to empower students especially from marginalized communities.

Initially starting with just eight students in M.A. English Studies, the institution began its journey at the Collectorate Annexe in Thiruvarur, 60 kilometers east of Thanjavur.

However, today, it stands majestically by a tributary of the renowned river Cauvery, a mere seven kilometers northwest of Thiruvarur.

The institution takes immense pride in its 13 Schools, with 28 dynamic Departments that foster a diverse and enriching learning environment.

Its commitment to comprehensive education is evident in the vast array of 64 academic programmes we offer, tailored to cater to different interests and aspirations.

Among these are 29 research programmes, 22 specialized programmes, 6 integrated programmes, 2 undergraduate programmes, and several PG diploma courses.

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National Testing Agency (NTA) declares the result of National Teachers Eligibility Test (NTET) 2024. Candidates who appeared in the examination can check the NTET 2024 result on nta.ac.in. According to the official notice, as many as 8,701 candidates have registered for the exam. Of them, 2,868 are males and 5,833 are females.

Of these, 7,578 candidates appeared in the exam, out of which 3,282 were from the general category, 319 general-economic weaker section (general-EWS), 2,822 other backward classes-non-creamy layer (OBC-NCL), 900 scheduled castes (SC), and 255 scheduled tribes (ST).

The testing agency had conducted the NTET 2024 exam on 19 November 2024, in computer-based mode for postgraduates of Indian System of Medicine and Homoeopathy who aspire to join teaching. The exam was held both in English and Hindi languages.

A Central Control Room was opened to monitor and facilitate the smooth conduct of the Examination on the ground. 13 City Coordinators, 50 Observers were deployed. In order to stop cheating using mobile networks, Jammers were installed in all the Centres,” the official notice read.

NTET Result 2024 : How to check

• Candidates can follow the steps given below to check the NTET 2024 result.
• Visit the official website at exams.nta.ac.in/NTET/.
• Click the scorecard link on the home page.
• Login with your credentials
• View and verify the final result.
• Download the result and take a printout for future reference.

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Conclusion

The NTET results 2024 are the culmination of a long journey for aspiring postgraduate teachers in Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy. The National Testing Agency has ensured that the process is fair and transparent with proper evaluation, reviewing challenges, and removing ambiguous questions. Candidates can now access their results online and take the next steps toward their teaching careers. For future updates and notifications, follow the official NTA website.