The city intimation slip serves as a preliminary document and does not function as an admit card, lacking critical details such as the exact exam centre or the specific date and time of the examination. Students have expressed frustration over this situation, which complicates their travel arrangements and adds unexpected financial burdens. As one anonymous candidate remarked, “I don’t know how a poor student like me will manage the expenses, especially in this extreme heat.”

According to reports, candidates could select up to four locations during their application process; however, many have found themselves assigned to centres far removed from these selections. This misalignment raises concerns about accessibility and fairness in the exam centre allocation process.

Furthermore, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has stated that it will not consider requests for rescheduling exam dates or shifts, which leaves students with limited options should they face difficulties reaching their designated centres. Observers note that this decision may exacerbate the challenges faced by students who already struggle with logistics and costs associated with travel.

Despite these challenges, officials maintain that the city intimation slip is intended to assist candidates in planning their travel arrangements ahead of the examination date. As one source noted, “The city intimation slip plays a key role in helping students avoid last-minute confusion.” However, many students are questioning whether this goal has been achieved given the current allocations.

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