CUET

CUET stands for the Common University Entrance Test. It is a standardized entrance examination conducted in India for admission to undergraduate, postgraduate, and integrated programs in various central, state, and private universities. The National Testing Agency (NTA) is responsible for conducting the CUET. The exam aims to provide a common platform for admission, reducing the burden on students to prepare for multiple entrance tests.

The CUET is typically divided into multiple sections. Section I usually assesses language proficiency, Section II tests domain-specific subjects chosen by the student, and Section III is for general aptitude. The specific syllabus and pattern can vary slightly depending on the program and university. Candidates are required to select the subjects they wish to appear for based on the eligibility criteria of their chosen courses and universities.

The CUET offers a wide range of subjects, allowing students to choose based on their academic background and future aspirations. The examination is usually conducted annually. The results of the CUET are used by participating universities to determine admissions. This system aims to create a more equitable and transparent admission process across higher education institutions in India.