CUET Exam 2026: Dates, Eligibility, Pattern & Preparation
About CUET 2026
The Common University Entrance Test (CUET) for Undergraduate programs is a national-level entrance examination conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). CUET 2026 provides a standardized admission platform for undergraduate programs across more than 280 participating universities, including prestigious central universities, state universities, private universities, and deemed universities throughout India.
CUET creates equal opportunities for all students by establishing a transparent, merit-based selection system. The examination is conducted in computer-based test (CBT) mode across 300+ cities in India and select international centers, making it accessible to millions of aspiring students nationwide. Universities like Delhi University, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Banaras Hindu University, Jamia Millia Islamia, and many others accept CUET scores for admissions.
The test evaluates students' aptitude, domain knowledge, and language proficiency, ensuring fair assessment across diverse educational backgrounds. With over 12 lakh students appearing annually, CUET has become India's largest university entrance examination. Read our guide on free practice tests for CUET to get started.
CUET 2026 Important Dates
Based on previous year trends and official announcements, here are the expected important dates for CUET 2026:
| Event | Expected Date |
|---|---|
| Official Notification Release | First Week of March 2026 |
| Registration Start Date | Last Week of February 2026 |
| Last Date to Apply (Without Late Fee) | Last Week of March 2026 |
| Last Date to Apply (With Late Fee) | First Week of April 2026 |
| Application Correction Window | Early-Mid April 2026 |
| Admit Card Release | Mid-May 2026 |
| CUET 2026 Exam Dates | Mid-May to Early June 2026 (15-20 days) |
| Answer Key Release (Provisional) | Within 7-10 days after exam completion |
| Objection Window for Answer Key | 2-3 days after answer key release |
| Final Answer Key Release | Late June 2026 |
| Result Declaration | Last Week of June - First Week of July 2026 |
| Counselling Process (University-wise) | July - August 2026 |
CUET 2026 Eligibility Criteria
Educational Qualification
Candidates must have passed or be appearing in Class 12th/Intermediate examination from a recognized board (CBSE, State Boards, ICSE, etc.) or equivalent qualification like NIOS, international boards (IB, Cambridge, etc.)
Age Limit
There is no upper or lower age restriction for appearing in CUET 2026. However, individual participating universities may have specific age criteria for certain programs. Check university-specific requirements before applying.
Nationality
Indian nationals, Foreign nationals, NRI (Non-Resident Indians), PIO (Persons of Indian Origin), and OCI (Overseas Citizens of India) candidates are all eligible to apply for CUET 2026
Number of Attempts
There is no restriction on the number of attempts for CUET. Candidates can appear multiple times as long as they meet the educational qualification criteria. Even graduates can reappear for better scores.
Minimum Marks Required
No minimum percentage in Class 12th is required to appear for CUET 2026. However, universities may have specific cut-off criteria (usually 50-60%) for final admissions based on CUET scores and 12th marks combined.
Subject Requirements
Candidates must have studied relevant subjects in Class 12th matching their chosen domain subjects in CUET. For example, Biology is required for Life Sciences programs, Mathematics for Engineering programs, etc.
Category-wise Eligibility
- General/OBC/EWS: No relaxation, must meet standard eligibility criteria
- SC/ST/PwD: May receive relaxation as per university norms (usually 5% relaxation in minimum qualifying marks where applicable)
- PwD Candidates: Candidates with 40% or more disability are eligible for special provisions including scribe facility, compensatory time (20 minutes per hour), and differently-abled friendly examination centers
CUET 2026 Exam Pattern
The CUET exam pattern is designed to assess students comprehensively through multiple sections. Here's the detailed structure:
Test Structure Overview
Mode of Examination
Computer-Based Test (CBT) - Online mode only. No offline/pen-paper mode available.
Total Duration
Variable (depends on number of papers selected) - Approximately 45 minutes per test. Maximum duration can be 3-4 hours if multiple papers are chosen.
Language Options
Tests available in 13 languages: English, Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu
Question Type
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) only. Each question has 4 options with one correct answer.
Sections of CUET 2026
Section IA & IB - Languages (Total 50 Questions)
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Number of Languages | 13 languages available (as listed above) |
| Questions to Attempt | 40 out of 50 questions (10 questions extra for choice) |
| Marks | 5 marks per question (Total: 200 marks) |
| Duration | 45 minutes per language |
| Syllabus Coverage | Reading comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, verbal ability, language usage, and textual questions |
Section II - Domain Specific Subjects (Total 50 Questions)
Choose from 27 domain subjects based on your chosen course/program. Maximum 6 subjects can be selected.
| Subject Category | Available Subjects |
|---|---|
| Sciences | Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biological Studies/Biotechnology/Biochemistry, Mathematics, Computer Science/Informatics Practices, Agriculture, Environmental Science |
| Social Sciences | History, Geography, Political Science, Economics, Sociology, Psychology, Legal Studies, Teaching Aptitude |
| Commerce & Accounts | Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Entrepreneurship |
| Arts & Humanities | Fine Arts/Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Physical Education/NCC/Yoga, Mass Media/Mass Communication, Anthropology, Sanskrit |
| Vocational Subjects | Home Science, Knowledge Tradition and Practices of India |
Pattern for Domain Subjects:
- Total Questions: 50 per subject
- Questions to Attempt: 40 out of 50 (10 questions extra)
- Marks per Question: 5 marks
- Total Marks per Subject: 200 marks
- Duration: 45 minutes per subject
- Syllabus: Based on NCERT Class 12th curriculum
Section III - General Test (Total 75 Questions)
This section is optional and required only if specifically demanded by the chosen university/program.
| Component | Number of Questions | Questions to Attempt |
|---|---|---|
| General Knowledge | 25 | 20 |
| Current Affairs | 25 | 20 |
| General Mental Ability | 25 | 20 |
Total to Attempt: 60 out of 75 questions | Total Marks: 300 marks | Duration: 60 minutes
Marking Scheme
Correct Answer
+5 marks for each correct answer
Incorrect Answer
-1 mark (Negative marking of 1 mark for every wrong answer)
Unanswered Questions
0 marks (No penalty for leaving questions unattempted)
Scoring Strategy
Answer only when confident due to negative marking. Use the extra questions option wisely.
CUET 2026 Application Process
Follow this step-by-step guide to complete your CUET 2026 registration successfully:
Step-by-Step Registration Process
- Visit Official Website: Go to cuet.nta.nic.in and click on "CUET (UG) 2026 Registration" link
- New Registration: Click on "New Candidate Registration" and fill in basic details (Name, Date of Birth, Email ID, Mobile Number). You'll receive an OTP for verification.
- Create Login Credentials: Set a strong password and note down your Application Number for future login
- Fill Application Form:
- Personal details (as per Class 10th certificate)
- Educational qualification details
- Communication address with PIN code
- Category information (General/SC/ST/OBC/EWS/PwD)
- Select Test Papers:
- Choose Language(s) from Section IA/IB (Maximum 2)
- Select Domain Subjects from Section II (Maximum 6)
- Opt for General Test (Section III) if required
- Choose preferred test cities (maximum 3 choices)
- Upload Documents:
- Recent passport-size photograph (JPEG/JPG format, 10-200 KB, 3.5cm x 4.5cm)
- Signature (JPEG/JPG format, 4-30 KB, 3.5cm x 1.5cm)
- Class 10th certificate (for Date of Birth proof)
- Category certificate if applicable (SC/ST/OBC/EWS/PwD)
- Pay Application Fee: Complete payment via Credit/Debit Card, Net Banking, or UPI
- Submit Application: Review all details carefully and submit. Take a printout of the confirmation page for future reference
CUET 2026 Application Fee Structure
| Category | Fee for 1-4 Tests | Fee for 5-8 Tests | Fee for 9 or More Tests |
|---|---|---|---|
| General/OBC (Non-Creamy Layer)/EWS - Boys | ₹650 | ₹1,200 | ₹1,800 |
| General/OBC/EWS - Girls | ₹600 | ₹1,100 | ₹1,700 |
| SC/ST/Third Gender/PwD | ₹550 | ₹1,000 | ₹1,600 |
| Centres Outside India | ₹3,000 | ₹3,500 | ₹4,000 |
📌 Important Application Tips:
- Apply early to avoid last-minute technical glitches and server overload — see our last-minute tips for exam readiness
- Double-check all personal details - name should match Class 10th certificate exactly
- Choose test cities strategically based on connectivity and familiarity
- Research university requirements before selecting domain subjects
- Keep scanned documents ready in the specified format before starting application
- Save application form at every step to prevent data loss
- Use correction window if you make any errors - don't wait for result time
CUET 2026 Detailed Syllabus
The CUET syllabus is primarily based on the NCERT curriculum for Classes 11 and 12. Here's a comprehensive breakdown:
Section IA & IB - Language Syllabus
Reading Comprehension
- Unseen passages with factual, inferential, and evaluative questions
- Literary texts including prose and poetry analysis
- Main idea, supporting details, author's purpose and tone
Vocabulary and Grammar
- Synonyms, antonyms, analogies, idioms, and phrases
- One-word substitution and sentence improvement
- Parts of speech, tenses, voice, narration
- Error detection and sentence correction
Verbal Ability
- Para jumbles and sentence rearrangement
- Fill in the blanks (contextual and grammatical)
- Cloze test passages
Section II - Domain Subject Syllabus (Key Subjects)
Physics Syllabus
Class 12 Topics: Electrostatics, Current Electricity, Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism, Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Currents, Electromagnetic Waves, Optics, Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation, Atoms and Nuclei, Electronic Devices, Communication Systems
Chemistry Syllabus
Class 12 Topics: Solid State, Solutions, Electrochemistry, Chemical Kinetics, Surface Chemistry, General Principles of Isolation of Elements, P-Block Elements (Group 15-18), D and F Block Elements, Coordination Compounds, Haloalkanes and Haloarenes, Alcohols Phenols and Ethers, Aldehydes Ketones and Carboxylic Acids, Organic Compounds with Nitrogen, Biomolecules, Polymers, Chemistry in Everyday Life
Mathematics Syllabus
Class 12 Topics: Relations and Functions, Inverse Trigonometric Functions, Matrices, Determinants, Continuity and Differentiability, Applications of Derivatives, Integrals, Applications of Integrals, Differential Equations, Vector Algebra, Three Dimensional Geometry, Linear Programming, Probability
Biology Syllabus
Class 12 Topics: Reproduction, Genetics and Evolution, Biology and Human Welfare, Biotechnology and Its Applications, Ecology and Environment
Economics Syllabus
Macroeconomics: National Income and Related Aggregates, Money and Banking, Determination of Income and Employment, Government Budget and the Economy, Balance of Payments
Indian Economic Development: Indian Economy on the Eve of Independence, Indian Economy 1950-1990, Economic Reforms Since 1991, Current Challenges facing Indian Economy
Business Studies Syllabus
Class 12: Nature and Significance of Management, Principles of Management, Business Environment, Planning, Organising, Staffing, Directing, Controlling, Financial Management, Financial Markets, Marketing Management, Consumer Protection
History Syllabus
Class 12: Bricks, Beads and Bones (Harappan Civilisation), Kings, Farmers and Towns, Bhakti-Sufi Traditions, An Imperial Capital Vijayanagara, Peasants, Zamindars and the State (Agrarian Society), Kings and Chronicles (Mughal Courts), Colonialism and the Countryside, Rebels and the Raj, Colonial Cities, Mahatma Gandhi and the Nationalist Movement, Framing the Constitution, Understanding Partition
Political Science Syllabus
Class 12: Contemporary World Politics (The Cold War Era, End of Bipolarity, US Hegemony in World Politics, Alternative Centres of Power, Contemporary South Asia, International Organisations, Security in the Contemporary World, Environment and Natural Resources, Globalisation)
Politics in India: Challenges of Nation Building, Era of One-party Dominance, Politics of Planned Development, India's External Relations, Challenges to and Restoration of Congress System, Crisis of Democratic Order, Regional Aspirations, Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Section III - General Test Syllabus
General Knowledge
- Indian History - Ancient, Medieval, and Modern India
- Indian Geography - Physical, Economic, and Social Geography
- Indian Polity and Governance - Constitution, Political System, Panchayati Raj
- Economic and Social Development - Sustainable Development, Poverty, Inclusion
- General Science - Physics, Chemistry, Biology basics
- Environmental and Ecological Issues
Current Affairs
- National and International events of significance
- Sports and Games - Recent tournaments, awards, personalities
- Awards and Honors - Nobel Prize, Bharat Ratna, Padma Awards, etc.
- Important Books and Authors
- Science and Technology developments
- Government Schemes and Policies (last 12-18 months)
General Mental Ability
- Numerical Ability - Number Series, Simplification, Percentage, Ratio and Proportion
- Quantitative Reasoning - Data Interpretation, Graphs, Charts
- Logical and Analytical Reasoning - Analogies, Classifications, Series
- Problem Solving - Puzzles, Coding-Decoding, Blood Relations
CUET 2026 Admit Card
The CUET 2026 admit card is a mandatory document for appearing in the examination. Here's everything you need to know:
Admit Card Release and Download
- Release Date: Expected in mid-May 2026, approximately 2-3 weeks before the exam
- Download Method: Available only online at cuet.nta.nic.in - no physical copies will be sent by post
- Login Requirements: Application Number and Date of Birth or Password
Information on Admit Card
Personal Details
Name, Roll Number, Application Number, Date of Birth, Category, Gender, Photograph, and Signature
Exam Details
Exam Date(s), Time Slot(s), Reporting Time, Gate Closing Time, Test Duration
Center Information
Examination Center Name, Address, Center Code, City
Subject Information
List of all subjects/papers selected by the candidate with their respective dates and shifts
Important Guidelines
- Download and take multiple printouts of the admit card (at least 2-3 copies)
- Carry admit card to the exam center - entry is strictly prohibited without it
- Verify all details on admit card immediately after download
- In case of any discrepancy, contact NTA helpdesk immediately
- Carry a valid original photo ID proof (Aadhaar Card/PAN Card/Driving License/Passport/Bank Passbook with Photo/Voter ID)
- Admit card must be preserved until the admission process is completely over
- Do not write anything on the admit card
📱 Helpdesk Information:
Email: cuet-ug@nta.ac.in
Phone: 011-40759000 (Available on all working days from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM)
CUET 2026 Result
The CUET result is announced in multiple stages. Understanding the result format is crucial for university admissions:
Result Declaration Timeline
| Stage | Expected Date | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Provisional Answer Key | Within 7-10 days of exam completion | Candidates can raise objections by paying ₹200 per question |
| Final Answer Key | Late June 2026 | Released after considering all valid objections |
| Result Declaration | Last week of June - First week of July 2026 | Final scores and percentiles announced |
| Scorecard Download | Same day as result | Available for download from official website |
How to Check CUET 2026 Result
- Visit the official website: cuet.nta.nic.in
- Click on "CUET (UG) 2026 Result" link on the homepage
- Enter your Application Number and Date of Birth
- Enter the security code (Captcha) displayed on screen
- Click on "Submit" button
- Your CUET 2026 scorecard will be displayed on screen
- Download and take multiple printouts for future reference
Understanding Your Scorecard
The CUET scorecard contains the following information:
- Raw Scores: Actual marks obtained in each subject after negative marking
- Normalized Scores (NTA Score): Scores normalized across different sessions/shifts to ensure fairness
- Percentile: Your relative performance compared to all other candidates (not percentage of marks)
- Subject-wise Performance: Individual scores for each language and domain subject attempted
- All India Rank (AIR): Not provided by NTA; universities calculate their own merit lists
Score Normalization Process
Since CUET is conducted in multiple shifts across several days, NTA uses normalization to ensure fairness:
- Raw scores are converted to normalized scores (0-100 scale) using percentile-based approach
- Normalization accounts for difficulty level variations across different shifts
- Formula considers highest, lowest, and average scores of each shift
- Universities use these normalized scores for preparing merit lists
Revaluation and Re-checking
What After Result?
- Download your scorecard and keep it safe for counselling/admission process
- Check cut-offs released by individual universities
- Participate in university-specific counselling processes
- Submit CUET scores along with Class 12th marks as per university requirements
- Some universities have centralized counselling, others conduct separate admission processes
- Keep track of multiple university counselling schedules as they may overlap
CUET 2026 Counselling Process
The counselling process varies for different universities. Here's what you need to know:
Types of Counselling
CSAS (Delhi University)
Common Seat Allocation System - Centralized online counselling for Delhi University colleges. Multiple rounds conducted based on CUET scores and preferences.
University-Specific
Many universities like JNU, BHU, Jamia conduct their own separate counselling processes. Register on respective university portals.
State-Level
Some state universities participate in combined counselling. Check with your target state universities for specific procedures.
Private Universities
Private institutions have individual admission processes. Apply separately to each university with CUET scores.
General Counselling Steps
- Registration: Register on the specific university counselling portal
- Document Verification: Upload/submit required documents for verification
- Choice Filling: Select and arrange your preferred courses/colleges in order of priority
- Seat Allotment: Seats allocated based on CUET score, preferences, and availability
- Seat Acceptance: Accept the allotted seat within the specified timeline
- Fee Payment: Pay the admission fee to confirm your seat
- Reporting to College: Visit the allotted college with original documents
Documents Required for Counselling
- CUET 2026 Scorecard (downloaded from official website)
- Class 10th Certificate and Mark sheet
- Class 12th Certificate and Mark sheet (or provisional certificate)
- Transfer Certificate and Character Certificate
- Category Certificate (SC/ST/OBC/EWS) if applicable
- PwD Certificate (if applicable)
- Aadhaar Card
- Passport size photographs (10-15 copies)
- Domicile Certificate (for state quota if applicable)
- Gap Certificate (if there's a gap year after Class 12th)
🎯 Counselling Success Tips:
- Register for counselling in ALL universities you're interested in - don't limit options
- Research college-course combinations thoroughly before choice filling
- Fill maximum number of choices to increase chances of allotment
- Keep all documents ready in both original and photocopy formats
- Don't miss deadlines - most universities don't give extensions
- Participate in subsequent rounds if not satisfied with first allotment
- Understand the difference between 'float', 'freeze', and 'slide' options
CUET 2026 Preparation Strategy
A well-planned preparation strategy is essential for scoring high in CUET. Follow this comprehensive guide:
6-Month Preparation Plan
Months 1-2: Foundation Building
- Complete NCERT textbooks for all chosen subjects (Classes 11 and 12)
- Make comprehensive notes chapter-wise
- Focus on understanding concepts rather than rote learning
- Start vocabulary building for language section (learn 10-15 new words daily)
- Begin with basic level questions for each subject
Months 3-4: Intensive Practice
- Solve previous year questions (CUET 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025)
- Practice chapter-wise mock tests for each subject — explore our test series
- Identify weak areas and work on them specifically
- Join online test series or coaching programs
- Read newspapers daily for current affairs and general knowledge
- Practice speed and accuracy - solve questions within time limits
Months 5-6: Revision and Testing
- Complete revision of all subjects using your notes
- Take full-length mock tests regularly (at least 2-3 per week) — see free mock tests
- Analyze mock test performance and improve weak areas
- Revise important formulas, dates, facts
- Practice with computer-based test interface
- Maintain revision notes with key points for last-minute review
Subject-Wise Preparation Tips
Language Section
- Read English newspapers, magazines, and novels regularly
- Practice comprehension passages daily (2-3 passages)
- Learn grammar rules thoroughly - focus on common error types
- Build vocabulary through word lists, flashcards, and mobile apps
- Practice previous year questions to understand pattern
Domain Subjects (PCM/PCB/Commerce/Humanities)
- Master NCERT textbooks completely - most questions are NCERT-based
- Solve NCERT examples and exercises multiple times
- Make formula sheets and revision notes for quick reference
- For numerical subjects: Practice variety of problems daily
- For theory subjects: Make flowcharts, mind maps for better retention
- Solve sample papers and previous year questions religiously
General Test
- Read newspapers daily - focus on national and international events
- Follow monthly current affairs magazines or online sources
- Revise Static GK topics from reliable sources
- Practice quantitative aptitude and logical reasoning daily
- Make notes of important dates, awards, appointments, schemes
Best Books for CUET 2026
| Subject | Recommended Books |
|---|---|
| Languages | NCERT Textbooks (Flamingo, Vistas), Wren & Martin for Grammar, Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis |
| Physics | NCERT Physics (XI & XII), HC Verma (Concepts of Physics), Previous Year Questions Book |
| Chemistry | NCERT Chemistry (XI & XII), OP Tandon, Modern's ABC of Chemistry |
| Mathematics | NCERT Mathematics (XI & XII), RD Sharma, RS Aggarwal |
| Biology | NCERT Biology (XI & XII), Trueman's Biology, Pradeep Biology |
| Economics | NCERT Economics (XI & XII), TR Jain and VK Ohri, Indian Economy by Ramesh Singh |
| Business Studies | NCERT Business Studies (XI & XII), TS Grewal Accountancy |
| History | NCERT History (XI & XII - All themes), Spectrum Modern Indian History |
| Political Science | NCERT Political Science (XI & XII), M Laxmikanth Indian Polity |
| General Knowledge | Lucent's General Knowledge, Manorama Yearbook, Current Affairs Monthly Magazine |
Time Management During Exam
Plan Your Approach
Allocate specific time for each section. Don't spend too much time on difficult questions - mark for review and move ahead.
Attempt Easy First
Scan through all questions quickly and attempt easy/sure-shot questions first to secure those marks.
Use Extra Questions Wisely
Since you have 10 extra questions in each section, skip very difficult ones and focus on those you can solve confidently.
Avoid Random Guessing
Remember negative marking! Only guess if you can eliminate 2-3 options and have reasonable confidence.
Participating Universities in CUET 2026
Over 280 universities across India accept CUET scores for undergraduate admissions. Here are some of the major participating institutions:
Central Universities
- University of Delhi (DU)
- Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi
- Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Varanasi
- Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), Aligarh
- Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI), New Delhi
- Pondicherry University
- Central University of Haryana
- Central University of Rajasthan
- Central University of Punjab
- University of Hyderabad
- Central University of Kerala
- Central University of Tamil Nadu
- And all other 45 Central Universities
Deemed Universities
- Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi
- BITS Pilani (Select Programs)
- Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology, Patiala
- Manipal Academy of Higher Education
- SRM Institute of Science and Technology
- VIT Vellore (Select Programs)
State Universities
- Mahatma Gandhi Central University, Bihar
- Dr. Hari Singh Gour Vishwavidyalaya, Sagar
- Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya, Bilaspur
- Plus 100+ participating state universities
Private Universities
- Shiv Nadar University
- OP Jindal Global University
- Ashoka University
- Bennett University
- Many other private institutions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: Can I appear for CUET after completing Class 12th from Open School (NIOS)?
Answer: Yes, students from NIOS and other recognized open schooling systems are eligible to appear for CUET 2026. Ensure your board is recognized by respective education boards.
Q2: How many subjects can I choose in CUET 2026?
Answer: You can choose maximum 2 languages from Section IA/IB and up to 6 domain subjects from Section II. General Test (Section III) is optional unless specifically required by your target university.
Q3: Is CUET mandatory for admission to all universities?
Answer: No, only participating universities require CUET scores. However, all central universities and many state/private universities now mandate CUET for undergraduate admissions.
Q4: Can I change my exam city after submitting the application?
Answer: Yes, during the correction window (usually in April), you can modify exam city preferences. However, city allocation is subject to availability and cannot be guaranteed.
Q5: What if I miss one subject exam in CUET?
Answer: If you miss a subject exam, you will not receive scores for that particular subject. However, you can still use scores from other subjects for university admissions that don't require the missed subject.
Q6: Is there any age limit for CUET?
Answer: There is no age restriction by NTA for appearing in CUET. However, individual universities may have age criteria for specific programs. Check with your target universities.
Q7: Can I appear for CUET in regional language?
Answer: Yes, CUET question papers are available in 13 languages: English, Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu. You can choose your preferred medium during registration.
Q8: How is CUET score different from percentage?
Answer: CUET score is normalized (NTA Score) based on percentile rank, not percentage of marks. It considers difficulty level across different shifts and ensures fair comparison among all candidates.
Q9: Will Class 12th marks be considered for admission?
Answer: Yes, most universities use a combination formula: CUET scores (usually 60-70% weightage) + Class 12th marks (usually 30-40% weightage) for final merit list preparation. Check individual university criteria.
Q10: Can I appear for CUET if I'm in Class 11th?
Answer: No, only students who have passed Class 12th or are appearing in Class 12th examination are eligible for CUET 2026.
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