The National Testing Agency is the conducting body for the CUET entrance test and is also responsible for setting the number of questions. From the year 2025 onwards, the CUET number of questions is reduced to 50 for each subject. Earlier, 150 questions were asked from all three sections (language, domain subject and general test). However, the total number of questions in the CUET exam depends on the number of subjects chosen by the students. Students will have to choose among 13 languages, 23 domain-specific domains and 1 GAT.
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The NTA conducts the CUET UG every year for admission to the top colleges of the country. The examination was conducted for 60 minutes. There is also negative marking in the CUET UG questions. 1 mark will be deducted for each wrong answer.
Particulars | Details |
Total number of questions | 50 per subject |
Time given | 60 min for each subject |
Total marks | 250 |
The CUET exam 2026 is conducted for each section only. There will be a total of 37 subjects, including 13 languages, 23 domain-specific specific and 1 GAT. Candidates will have to make subject combinations. Every subject combination must have 5 subjects. The overall percentile will be decided by considering all the combined marks.
For only one subject | 50 questions |
For two subjects | 100 questions |
For three subjects | 150 questions |
For four subjects | 200 questions |
For five subjects | 250 questions |
Aspirants can check the number of questions for each stream and subject combination. Aspirants must remember that they can choose a maximum of 5 subjects. Besides these combinations, they may select some other subjects too.
Subjects | Subject Combination | Total Number of Questions |
For B.A. (Program) | Combination 1: Any one Language from List A + Any three subjects from List B Combination II: Any two Languages from List A + Any two subjects from List B Combination III: Any one Language from List A + Any one subject from List B + SECTION III of CUET (General Aptitude Test) | Combination 1: 50+ (3*50)= 200 Combination II: (2*50)+(2*50)= 200 Combination III: 50+ 50+ 50= 150 |
BA Economics | Combination I: Any one Language from List A + Mathematics/Applied Mathematics + Any two subjects from List B | 50+ 50+ (2*50)= 200 |
Applied Psychology/Psychology/Geography/History/Humanities and Social Science/Philosophy/Political Science/Social Work/Sociology | Combination I: Any one Language from List A + Any three subjects from List B Combination II: Any two Languages from List A + Any two subjects from List B | Combination I: 50+ (3*50)= 200 Combination II: (2*50)+ (2*50)= 200 |
English/Hindi | Combination I: English/Hindi from List A + Any three subjects from List B Combination II: English/Hindi and one Language from List A + Any two subjects from List B | Combination I: 50+ (3*50)= 200 Combination II: 50+ 50+ (2*50)= 200 |
Subjects | Subject Combination | Total Number of Questions |
B.Sc. (Pass) Home Science | Combination I: Any one Language from List A + Any three subjects from List B OR Combination II: Any two Languages from List A + Any two subjects from List B OR Combination III: Any one Language from List A + Any one subject from List B + Section III of CUET (General Aptitude Test) | Combination I: 50+ (3*50)= 200 Combination II: (2*50)+(2*50)= 200 Combination III: 50+ 50+ 50= 150 |
Anthropology/Biological Science/Biomedical Science/Botany/Microbiology/Zoology | Physics + Chemistry + Biology/ Biological Studies/ Biotechnology/ Biochemistry | 50+ 50+ 50= 150 |
Chemistry/Physics/Polymer Science | Physics + Chemistry + Mathematics/Applied Mathematics | 50+ 50+ 50= 150 |
Geology | Combination I: Physics + Chemistry + Mathematics/Applied Mathematics OR Combination II: Physics + Chemistry + Geography/Geology OR Combination III: Physics + Chemistry + Biology/Biological Studies/ Biotechnology/ Biochemistry | Combination I, II and III: 50+50+50=150 |
Stastistics | Combination I: Any one Language from List A + Mathematics/ Applied Mathematics + Any two subjects from List B OR Combination II: Any two Languages from List A + Mathematics/ Applied Mathematics + Any one subject from List B | Combination I: 50+ 50+ (2*50)= 200 Combination II: (2*50)+ 50+ 50= 200 |
Subjects | Subject Combination | Total Number of Questions |
BCom | Combination I: Any one Language from List A + Any three subjects from List B Combination II: Any one Language from List A + Any one subject from List B + SECTION III of CUET (General Aptitude Test) | Combination I: 50+ (3*50)= 200 Combination II: 50+ 50+ 50= 150 |
BCom (Hons) | Combination I: Any one Language from List A + Mathematics/ Applied Mathematics + Any two subjects from List B OR Combination II: Any one Language from List A + Accountancy/Book Keeping + Any two subjects from List B | Combination I: 50+ 50+(2* 50)= 200 Combination II: 50+ 50+(2* 50)= 200 |
Note- These subject combinations and their total marks are based on the Delhi University subjects list.
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Hi! CUET UG 2025 will be conducted in May–June 2025 in computer-based mode across multiple shifts. Registration is open from March 1–22, 2025, with corrections allowed from March 24–26. It is for students completing Class 12 or equivalent, and eligibility may vary by university. The exam has Language, Domain-Specific Subjects, and General Test sections. Admit cards will be released in May, and results are expected in June 2025, followed by university counseling.
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If you mean that you are in your second year of a BA program and want to appear for CUET PG 2026, then yes you can take the exam. However, you will not be eligible for admission that year because you are still in your second year, and CUET PG scores are valid only for the immediately following academic session.
183 ,b teach in ME , govt college, DU.,
Hello,
Delhi University (DU) offers various engineering courses under its Department of Technology.
Admission to these courses is primarily based on the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main scores. However, some courses may also consider CUET (Common University Entrance Test) scores for admission.
The exact number of seats filled through CUET scores can vary each year and are not publicly disclosed.
Hope it helps !
Admissions for CUET aren't solely based on 2 Non-Med Percentage along with JEE Mains percentile. The eligibility criteria for CUET require students to have scored at least 50% marks in their Class 12th exam for general candidates and 45% for reserved categories.
Additionally, CUET has its own exam pattern, which includes multiple-choice questions divided into three sections:
- Section 1: Language proficiency(English/Hindi/regional languages)
- Section 2: Domain-specific subjects
- Section 3: General Aptitude
It's also important to note that while JEE Mains is a separate entrance exam, some universities may consider both CUET and JEE Mains scores for admission to certain programs. However, the specific admission criteria may vary depending on the university and course.
To confirm the admission criteria for your desired course, I recommend checking the official websites of the participating universities or contacting them directly.
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