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CUET PG 2025: The National Testing Agency has started conducting the CUET PG 2025 in CBT mode. The agency has issued the CUET PG admit card 2025 on March 16 for exams to be conducted till March 25. Candidates can download the CUET PG 2025 admit card by using their login credentials. The CUET PG 2025 city intimation slip was released on March 6 at exams.nta.ac.in/CUET-PG/. The CUET PG exam is being conducted from March 13 to April 1.
The CUET PG 2025 exam will be held for a duration of 90 minutes. The CUET PG 2025 General Paper has been revamped to include skill-based and certain professions based on UG knowledge. Candidates can download the CUET PG 2025 admit card by using their login credentials such as application number, date of birth and security pin. The CUET PG is conducted every year for offering admissions to various CUET PG courses 2025 at around 190 top universities in India. The NTA will announce the CUET PG 2025 result in April. After the declaration of results, all the participating universities will begin the CUET PG 2025 counselling process on their websites.
The National Testing Agency conducts the CUET PG to offer admissions for various PG programmes across India in central, state and several other participating universities. The CUET PG full form is Common University Entrance Test Post Graduate. The CUET PG 2025 will be held for 157 subjects including languages. The participating universities will accept admissions based on the marks obtained in the CUET PG exam. The universities will release separate cut off lists on the official website based on the CUET PG result. Candidates who will be qualified in the CUET PG exam can attend the counselling process by submitting the documents for verification. The validity for CUET PG entrance exam lasts till the end of the that session.
The UGC has released a notification regarding the changes in CUET PG 2025. Here are the details listed below:
The admission process of CUET PG will involve five steps. The admission process starts with filling the application form and ends with counselling. The steps of CUET PG 2025 admission process are given below:
Paper Code | Test Pattern |
PGQP01 | No. of questions - 100 No of parts - Two (A and B) Part A - 25 questions consisting of Language Comprehension, Verbal Ability Part B - 75 domain knowledge questions comprising of Teaching Aptitude, Social Sciences, Mathematics and Science |
PGQP02 to PGQP07 PGQP09 to PGQP37 PGQP39 PGQP41 to PGQP59 PGQP61 to PGQ73 PGQP75 to PGQ77 | No. of questions - 100 No of parts - Two (A and B) Part A - 25 questions consisting of Language Comprehension, Verbal Ability, General Awareness, Mathematical/Quantitative ability and Analytical Skills. Part B - domain Knowledge comprising of 75 MCQs. |
PGQP08 PGQP74 PGQP78 | No. of questions - 100 No of parts - Two (A and B) Part A - 25 questions (Language Comprehension/Verbal Ability, General Knowledge, and Mathematical/Quantitative ability ) Part B - 75 questions from domain knowledge e.g. Civil Engineering or Mechanical Engineering, etc. |
PGQP60 | No. of questions - 100 No of parts - Two (A and B) Part A - 25 questions (General Knowledge/Awareness, Mathematical Ability and Logical Reasoning) Part B - 75 questions of specific language. |
PGQP38 | 100 questions (Language Comprehension/ Verbal Ability, Mathematical/ Quantitative ability, Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning) |
PGQP40 | 100 Questions (Language Comprehension/ Verbal Ability, General Knowledge/ Awareness, Computer Basics and Logical Reasoning) |
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Bihar | |
Karnataka | |
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Jharkhand | |
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Gujarat | |
Tamil Nadu |
The National Testing Agency has reserved seats for students from various categories. These reservations are intended to offer equal opportunities at the time for admission. Students who belong to categories such as SC/ ST/ PwD/ EWS can make use of this CUET PG 2025 reservation through a lower registration fees, minimum cutoff and admission fees. It is worth mentioning that these reservation facilities are only obtainable upon submitting the supporting documents. Here are the details on CUET PG reservation criteria 2025.
Category | Reservation of seats in CUET PG |
OBC - non creamy layer | 27% |
SC | 15% |
EWS | 10% |
ST | 7.5% |
PwD | 5% |
For EWS candidates: Students need to submit the General EWS certificate (as per Annexure-IB in CUET PG 2025 brochure), along with declaration from a competent authority, following the guidelines issued by the Government of India.
For OBC-NCL candidates: Candidates claiming seats under OBC-NCL category must submit the OBC-NCL certificate (as mentioned in Annexure-IIA of the CUET PG 2025 bulletin), from a suitable authority, following the Indian government guidelines.
For SC/ ST Candidates: To avail reservation under SC/ ST categories, students must upload the SC/ ST certificate, issued by appropriate authority (as per the format mentioned in Annexure III of the CUET PG 2025 information bulletin).
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Full Exam Name | Common University Entrance Test (PG) |
Short Exam Name | CUET PG |
Conducting Body | National Testing Agency (NTA) |
Frequency Of Conduct | Once a year |
Exam Level | National Level Exam |
Languages | English +1 more |
Mode Of Application | online |
Application Fee | Online : 1400 |
Mode Of Exam | online |
Mode Of Counselling | online |
Participating Colleges | 101 |
Exam Duration | 1 Hour 30 Minutes |
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Candidates preparing for the CUET PG 2025 exam are advised to go through the eligibility criteria before applying for admissions. The CUET PG eligibility criteria 2025 describes the minimum requirements of the admission process of PG programmes in the participating universities. Students should meet the CUET PG eligibility criteria 2025 to be eligible for admissions.
Degree | Programme | Code | Universities |
M.Sc | Biochemistry | PG102, PG107, PG111, PG117 | CUHAR, CUKER, CUPUN, CURAJ |
M. A. | PG059, PG060, PG061, PG062 | CUKNK, CUPUN, CUSBR, CUTND | |
M.Sc. | PG081, PG083, PG084, PG085 | CUKER, CUPUN, CUSBR, CUTND | |
M.Sc. | PG101, PG112, PG119, PG122 | CUHAR, CUPUN, CURAJ, CUTND | |
PG015, PG016, PG017 | CUKAS, CUPUN, CURAJ | ||
MA | Sports Psychology | PG321 | CURAJ |
M. A. | English Literature and Language | PG024 | CUAPH |
M.Sc. | PG086, PG088, PG093, PG094, PG096 | CUHAR, CUODA, CUPUN, CUSBR | |
M. A. | English | PG025, PG027, PG028, PG030, PG033, PG035, PG036, PG037, PG038, PG039 | CUGUJ, CUJAM, CUJHD, CUKAS, CUKNK, CUODA, CUPUN, CURAJ, CUSBR, CUTND |
M.Sc. | Statistics | PG179, PG180, PG181, PG182, PG183 | CUHAR, CUODA, CUPUN, CURAJ, CUSBR |
M. A. | English and Foreign Languages | PG026 | CUHAR |
M. A. | English and Comparative Literature | PG031 | CUKER |
M. A. | Linguistics and Language Technology | PG032 | CUKER |
M. A. | Hindi | PG040, PG041, PG042, PG043, PG046, PG047, PG048, PG049, PG050, PG051 | CUGUJ, CUHAR, CUJAM, CUJHD, CUKNK, CUODA, CUPUN, CURAJ, CUSBR, CUTND |
M. A. | Punjabi | PG050 | CUPUN |
M. A. | Classical Tamil Studies | PG055 | CUTND |
M. A. | Kannada | PG056, PG057 | CUKER, CUKNK |
M. A. | PG068, PG069 | CUHAR, CUODA | |
MSW | Social Work | PG090, PG091, PG092, PG095, PG098 | CUJHD, CUKER, CUKNK, CURAJ, CUTND |
PG073, PG074, PG075, PG076, PG077 | CUHAR, CUJHD, CUPUN, CUSBR, CUTND | ||
Education | PG018, PG019, PG020, PG021, PG022, PG023 | CUGUJ, CUHAR, CUJAM, CUKER, CUPUN, CUSBR | |
M.A. | History and Archaeology | PG058 | CUHAR |
M.Sc. | Applied Geology | PG082 | CUKNK |
M.A | PG087, PG089, PG097 | CUGUJ, CUJAM, CUSBR | |
M.Sc. | PG100, PG105, PG109, PG121 | CUGUJ, CUJHD, CUKNK, CUSBR | |
M.Sc. | PG101, PG112, PG119, PG122 | CUHAR, CUPUN, CURAJ, CUTND | |
M.Sc. | Nutrition Biology | PG103 | CUHAR |
M.Sc. | Biotechnology | PG104, PG118, PG120 | CUHAR, CURAJ, CUSBR |
M.Sc. | Botany | PG123, PG343 | CUKER, CUKAS |
M.A | Odia | PG127 | CUODA |
M.Sc. | Chemistry | PG138, PG139, PG140, PG141, PG142, PG147, PG148, PG149, PG344 | CUHAR, CUJHD, CUKER, CUKNK, CUPUN, CURAJ, CUSBR, CUTND, CUKAS |
M.Sc. | Computer Science | PG152, PG154, PG156, PG158, PG159 | GSBU, CUKER, CURAJ, CUSBR, CUTND |
M.Sc. | Geo-Informatics | PG078 | CUJHD |
M.Sc. | Mathematics | PG160, PG161, PG162, PG163, PG164, PG165, PG166, PG168, PG169 | CUHAR, CUJAM, CUJHD, CUKAS, CUKER, CUKNK, CUPUN, CURAJ, CUSBR |
M.Sc. | Computer Science (Big Data Analytics) | PG157 | CURAJ |
M. A. | Defence and Strategic Studies | PG248 | CUGUJ |
M.Sc. | Physics | PG171, PG172, PG173, PG175, PG177, PG178 | CUJHD, CUKER, CUKNK, CUPUN, CURAJ, CUSBR |
M.Sc. | Physics (Computational Physics) | PG174 | CUPUN |
M.Com. | PG205, PG206, PG208, PG209, PG210, PG211, PG212, PG213 | CUHAR, CUJHD, CUKER, CUKNK, CUPUN, CURAJ, CUSBR, CUTND | |
M.Sc | Yoga Therapy | PG202, PG204 | CUKER, CURAJ |
MA | Cultural Informatics | PG245 | CURAJ |
M.Sc | Digital Society | PG246 | CURAJ |
M. A. | PG247 | CUSBR | |
M. A. | Comparative Religion | PG249 | CUKAS |
M. A. | Tibetan | PG255 | CUJHD |
M. A. | Islamic Studies | PG256 | CUKAS |
M. A. | Folklore | PG260 | CUJHD |
M.A. | Political Science | PG272, PG274, PG278, PG282 | CUGUJ, CUHAR, CUKAS, CUPUN |
M.A. | International Relations and Political Science | PG279 | CUKER |
M.A. | Public Administration and Policy Studies | PG280 | CUKER |
M. A. | Gujarati | PG313 | CUGUJ |
M.A. | Actuarial Economics | PG306 | CUTND |
M.A. | Economics | PG289, PG290, PG291, PG292, PG293, PG294, PG295, PG296, PG297, PG299, PG300, PG301 | BASE, CUGUJ, CUHAR, CUJAM, CUKAS, CUKER, CUKNK, CUODA, CUPUN, CURAJ, CUSBR, CUTND |
M. A. | General Economics | PG302 | CUTND |
M. A. | Urdu | PG307 | CUKAS |
M.A. | Psychology | PG308, PG309, PG310, PG311 | CUHAR, CUKNK, CUPUN, CUSBR |
M.A. | Chinese | PG314 | CUGUJ |
M. A | German Studies | PG315 | CUGUJ |
M.Sc | Nanotechnology | PG316 | CUGUJ |
M.A. | Sports Physiology | PG317 | CURAJ |
M. A. | Sports Biochemistry | PG318 | CURAJ |
M.A. | Sports Nutrition | PG319 | CURAJ |
M.A. | Sports Biomechanics | PG320 | CURAJ |
M.A. | Folkloristic and Tribal Studies | PG259 | CUKNK |
M.A | Telugu | PG322 | CUAPH |
Category | Reservation |
General Economically Weaker Section (Gen- EWS) | 10% |
Other Backward Classes Non-Creamy Layer (OBC-NCL) | 27% |
Scheduled Caste (SC) | 15% |
Scheduled Tribes (ST) | 7.5% |
Persons with Disability (PwD) | 5% |
Note: Candidates with a disability of 40% or more, regardless of type, are eligible for the privileges of the Persons with Disabilities (PwD) category. Additionally, leprosy-cured individuals who are otherwise able to pursue courses are also included. Lastly, candidates with a disability of less than 40% but who experience difficulty in writing as prescribed by the relevant authority, are also part of this group.
Universities | Test Pattern | Paper Code | Eligibility Criteria |
Manipur University | Pattern 1 (25 General + 75 Domain Specific Knowledge Questions) | PGQP44 | B.A./B.Sc./B.Com with 45% marks in honours or major in the subject concerned in the bachelors or 45% marks both in aggregate and in the subject concerned in the bachelors. |
Sikkim University | Pattern 1 (25 General + 75 Domain Specific Knowledge Questions) | PGQP44 | Graduate degree in Economics with 50 % marks / equivalent grade for General and 45 % marks for reserved category candidates. |
Universities | Test Pattern | Paper Code | Eligibility Criteria |
Central University of Jharkhand | Pattern 1 (25 General + 75 Domain Specific Knowledge Questions) | PGQP37 | B.Com, BBA or BBS with a minimum 50% marks. 5% relaxation for reserved category candidates. |
Central University of Punjab | Pattern 1 (25 General + 75 Domain Specific Knowledge Questions) | PGQP37 | B.Com with a minimum 50% marks. 5% relaxation for reserved category candidates. |
Universities | Test Pattern | Paper Code | Eligibility Criteria |
Central University of Haryana | Pattern 1 (25 General + 75 Domain Specific Knowledge Questions) | PGQP36 | Bachelor's degree with 50% marks. 5% relaxation for reserved category candidates. |
Candidates preparing for the MSc CUET entrance exam 2025 will have to fulfil the eligibility criteria. Below is a table that shows the eligibility criteria for the CUET PG entrance exam 2025 for MSc programmes.
Universities | Test Pattern | Paper Code | Eligibility Criteria |
BBAU Lucknow | Pattern 1 (25 General + 75 Domain Specific Knowledge Questions) | PGQP32 | B.Sc. with 50% marks (45% for SC/ST/PwD) in Life Science/ Agricultural Sciences/ Environmental Sciences and their allied subject from recognized university. |
Jawaharlal Nehru University | Pattern 1 (25 General + 75 Domain Specific Knowledge Questions) | PGQP32 | B.Sc. degree or equivalent in any branch of basic or applied science or B.E./B.Tech/MBBS with at least 55% marks. (All OBC category (non creamy layer) candidates are eligible to 10% relaxation in the percentage of marks in the qualifying examination in relation to open category. No minimum percentage required for SC/ST and Person with Disability (PWD) candidates |
Banaras Hindu University | Pattern 1 (25 General + 75 Domain Specific Knowledge Questions) | PGQP32 | 50% marks (equivalent GPA) in B.Sc. (Hons)/B.Sc. (10+2+3) as well as at 10 & 10+2 examinations. |
Universities | Test Pattern | Paper Code | Eligibility Criteria |
University of Hyderabad | Pattern 1 (25 General + 75 Domain Specific Knowledge Questions) | PGQP05 | Minimum of 50% marks in graduation from a recognized university with at lease 50% marks in English. Bachelor's degree with at least 55% marks in English as a compulsory subject |
Central University of Himachal Pradesh | Pattern 1 (25 General + 75 Domain Specific Knowledge Questions) | PGQP05 | 50% marks in graduation from a recognized university. |
Central University of Jammu | Pattern 1 (25 General + 75 Domain Specific Knowledge Questions) | PGQP05 | Minimum of 55% marks in graduation (50% in case of SC/ST and persons with disabilities). Preference will be given to the students with English Literature as one of the subjects. |
Universities | Test Pattern | Paper Code | Eligibility Criteria |
Central University of Himachal Pradesh | Pattern 1 (25 General + 75 Domain Specific Knowledge Questions) | PGQP03 | Minimum of 50% marks in graduation from a recognized university. |
Central University of Kashmir | Pattern 1 (25 General + 75 Domain Specific Knowledge Questions) | PGQP03 | Minimum of 50% marks in graduation from a recognized university. 5% relaxation for SC, ST, OBC, PwD candidates. |
Central University of Rajasthan | Pattern 1 (25 General + 75 Domain Specific Knowledge Questions) | PGQP03 | Minimum of 50% marks in graduation from a recognized university. 5% relaxation for SC, ST, OBC, PwD candidates. |
Before applying for PG CUET 2025, candidates must be aware of all the universities participating in NTA CUET PG 2025. There are a total 51 central, 41 state, 66 private and 12 deemed universities under the CUET PG 2025. Candidates are advised to note that counselling at these institutions are conducted individually and the cutoff marks may vary depending upon the various factors such as difficulty level of CUET PG exam, total number of applicants, number of available seats, etc.
The CUET PG 2025 form correction window was opened on February 10 and was closed on February 12. The National Testing Agency closed the CUET PG application process 2025 on January 2. Candidates could register before the last date of CUET PG 2025 registration process by February 8. After the submission of the CUET PG 2025 application form, candidates should pay the CUET PG 2025 application fees to submit the application form successfully.
Visit the official website of NTA CUET PG - exams.nta.ac.in/CUET-PG/.
Click on the "Registration for CUET-PG 2025 is live now" option.
The CUET PG 2025 registration window will open now.
Now, candidates have to click on the "New Registration" option.
Read the instructions and start filling the online CUET PG form 2025.
Upload the required documents in the prescribed format.
Pay the fees for CUET PG application form 2025 in online mode.
Candidates are advised to follow these steps to complete their CUET PG registration 2025. The CUET PG 2025 registration date will be announced soon on the official website.
Categories | Application Fee | Additional Test Paper Fee |
General | Rs 1400 | Rs 700 |
OBC-NCL/Gen-EWS | Rs 1200 | Rs 600 |
SC/ ST/ Third Gender | Rs 1100 | Rs 600 |
PwBD | Rs 1000 | Rs 600 |
Note: The candidates could pay the CUET registration fee 2025 for PG programmes in online mode through debit card, credit card, UPI or net banking etc. Candidates are advised to make payments to the official portal only, while paying for the CUET PG form 2025.
Candidates have to keep the below documents while filling out the NTA CUET PG 2025 application form:
E-mail ID
Phone number
Photo identification proof such as Aadhar card, voter ID etc
Soft copy of caste certificate, if applicable
Scanned copy of Class 10 marksheet
Scanned copy of Class 12 marksheet
Scanned copy of Photograph
Scanned copy of signature
Candidates are advised to check the stages below to get a better insight on the CUET PG 2025 admission process:
State | City |
Odisha | Angul Jajpur Balasore Balangir Jagatsinghpur Dhenkanal Cuttack Bhubaneshwar Bhadrak Kalahandi Berhampur Baripada Baragada Nuapada Kendrapara Jharsuguda Koraput Malkangiri Puri Rayagada Rourkela Phulbani Sambalpur Paralakhemundi Jeypore Kendujhar |
Chhattisgarh | Nawarangpur |
The CUET PG exam 2025 will be held in online mode. The duration of CUET PG 2025 exam is 90 minutes. The medium of CUET PG 2025 will be bilingual. The CUET PG exam paper 2025 will have two sections - A and B for all except for PGQP38 and PGQP40. For these two papers, the CUET for PG question paper has one section and consists of 75 questions. The CUET entrance test 2025 for PG programmes held in three shifts. The test takers are required to take a look at the CUET PG exam pattern 2025 before preparing for the exam.
Types of questions | MCQs |
Exam mode | Computer based mode |
Total number of questions | 75 |
Duration | 1 hour 30 minutes |
Maximum marks | 300 |
Marking scheme | 4 marks will be awarded for each correct response. 1 mark will be deducted for each incorrect response. |
Candidates preparing for CUET PG entrance exam 2025 need to be aware of the marking scheme to calculate their possible scores. Detailed information on the NTA CUET PG 2025 marks awarded for correct or incorrect answers is given below.
Particulars | Details |
Correct Answer | +4 Marks |
Incorrect Answer | -1 Mark |
Unanswered Question | No Marks will be given for unanswered questions |
Agribusiness management: Unit 01
Agribusiness management: Unit 02
Agribusiness management: Unit 03
Agribusiness management: Unit 04
Agribusiness management: Unit 05
Agribusiness management: Unit 06
Agribusiness management: Unit 07
Agribusiness management: Unit 08
Agribusiness management: Unit 09
Agribusiness management: Unit 10
Agribusiness management: Unit 11
Agribusiness management: Unit 12
Agribusiness management: Unit 13
Agribusiness management: Unit 14
Applied geography and geoinformatics: Unit 01
Applied geography and geoinformatics: Unit 02
Applied geography and geoinformatics: Unit 03
Applied geography and geoinformatics: Unit 04
Applied geography and geoinformatics: Unit 05
Applied geography and geoinformatics: Unit 06
Applied geography and geoinformatics: Unit 07
Applied geography and geoinformatics: Unit 08
B.Ed. humanities and social science: Unit 01
B.Ed. science: Unit 01
Commerce: Unit 01
Commerce: Unit 02
Commerce: Unit 03
Commerce: Unit 04
Commerce: Unit 05
Commerce: Unit 06
Commerce: Unit 07
Commerce: Unit 08
Commerce: Unit 09
Commerce: Unit 10
Commerce: Unit 11
Commerce: Unit 12
Commerce: Unit 13
Commerce: Unit 14
Commerce: Unit 15
Commerce: Unit 16
Commerce: Unit 17
Commerce: Unit 18
Commerce: Unit 19
Commerce: Unit 20
Commerce: Unit 21
Commerce: Unit 22
Commerce: Unit 23
Commerce: Unit 24
Disaster studies: Unit 01
Disaster studies: Unit 02
Disaster studies: Unit 03
Disaster studies: Unit 04
Disaster studies: Unit 05
Disaster studies: Unit 06
General paper: Unit 01
General paper: Unit 02
General paper: Unit 03
General paper: Unit 04
General paper: Unit 05
Economics: Unit 01
Economics: Unit 02
Economics: Unit 03
Economics: Unit 04
Economics: Unit 05
Economics: Unit 06
Economics: Unit 07
General paper (MBA): Unit 01
General paper (MBA): Unit 02
General paper (MBA): Unit 03
General paper (MBA): Unit 04
Library & Information Science: Unit 01
Library & Information Science: Unit 02
Library & Information Science: Unit 03
Library & Information Science: Unit 04
Library & Information Science: Unit 05
Library & Information Science: Unit 06
Masters of education: Unit 01
Masters of education: Unit 02
Masters of education: Unit 03
Masters of education: Unit 04
Masters of education: Unit 05
Masters of education: Unit 06
Masters of education: Unit 07
Masters of education: Unit 08
Masters of education: Unit 09
Masters of education: Unit 10
M.A. education: Unit 01
M.A. education: Unit 03
M.A. education: Unit 04
M.A. education: Unit 05
M.A. education: Unit 06
M.A. education: Unit 07
M.A. education: Unit 08
M.A. education: Unit 09
M.A. education: Unit 10
M.A. education: Unit 11
M.A. education: Unit 12
M.A. education: Unit 13
M.A. education: Unit 14
M.A. education: Unit 15
Mass communication and journalism: Unit 01
Mass communication and journalism: Unit 05
Physical education: Unit 01
Physical education: Unit 02
Physical education: Unit 03
Physical education: Unit 04
Physical education: Unit 05
Physical education: Unit 06
Physical education: Unit 07
Physical education: Unit 08
Physical education: Unit 09
Physical education: Unit 10
Physical education: Unit 11
Physical education: Unit 12
Physical education: Unit 13
Physical education: Unit 14
Sports physiology: Unit 01
Sports physiology: Unit 02
Sports physiology: Unit 03
Sports physiology: Unit 04
Sports physiology: Unit 05
Sports physiology: Unit 06
Hospital management: Unit 01
Hospital management: Unit 02
Hospital management: Unit 03
Hospital management: Unit 04
Hospital management: Unit 05
Hospital management: Unit 06
Hospital management: Unit 07
Hospital management: Unit 08
Hospital management: Unit 09
Hospital management: Unit 10
Hospital management: Unit 11
Hospital management: Unit 12
Hospital management: Unit 13
Hospital management: Unit 14
Hospital management: Unit 15
Hospital management: Unit 16
Hospital management: Unit 17
Ancient Indian history, culture & architecture: Unit 01
Ancient Indian history, culture & architecture: Unit 03
Ancient Indian history, culture & architecture: Unit 04
Ancient Indian history, culture & architecture: Unit 05
Ancient Indian history, culture & architecture: Unit 08
Ancient Indian history, culture & architecture: Unit 09
Anthropology: Unit 01
Anthropology: Unit 02
Anthropology: Unit 03
Anthropology: Unit 04
Applied arts: Unit 03
Applied arts: Unit 07
Applied arts: Unit 13
Applied arts: Unit 25
Applied arts: Unit 26
Applied arts: Unit 31
Applied arts: Unit 37
Arts and aesthetic: Unit 01
Arts and aesthetic: Unit 02
Arts and aesthetic: Unit 03
Development and labour studies: Unit 01
Development and labour studies: Unit 02
Fine arts: Unit 01
Fine arts: Unit 02
Fine arts: Unit 03
Fine arts: Unit 04
Geography: Unit 01
Geography: Unit 02
Geography: Unit 03
Geography: Unit 04
Geography: Unit 05
Geography: Unit 06
Geography: Unit 07
Geography: Unit 08
Geography: Unit 09
Geography: Unit 10
Geography: Unit 11
Geography: Unit 12
Geography: Unit 13
Geography: Unit 14
History: Unit 01
History: Unit 02
History: Unit 03
History: Unit 04
History of arts: Unit 22
Home science: Unit 01
Home science: Unit 02
Home science: Unit 03
Home science: Unit 04
Home science: Unit 05
Home science: Unit 06
Carnatic music-vocal & instrumental: Unit 01
Carnatic music-vocal & instrumental: Unit 02
Carnatic music-vocal & instrumental: Unit 03
Carnatic music-vocal & instrumental: Unit 05
Carnatic music-vocal & instrumental: Unit 06
Carnatic music-vocal & instrumental: Unit 07
Carnatic music-vocal & instrumental: Unit 08
Carnatic music-vocal & instrumental: Unit 09
Carnatic music-vocal & instrumental: Unit 10
Carnatic music-vocal & instrumental: Unit 11
Carnatic music-vocal & instrumental: Unit 12
Carnatic music-vocal & instrumental: Unit 13
Carnatic music-vocal & instrumental: Unit 14
Carnatic music-vocal & instrumental: Unit 15
Carnatic music-vocal & instrumental: Unit 16
Hindustani music (vocal-instrumental): Unit 01
Hindustani music (vocal-instrumental): Unit 02
Hindustani music (vocal-instrumental): Unit 03
Hindustani music (vocal-instrumental): Unit 04
Hindustani music (vocal-instrumental): Unit 05
Hindustani music (vocal-instrumental): Unit 06
Hindustani music (vocal-instrumental): Unit 07
Hindustani music (vocal-instrumental): Unit 08
Hindustani music (vocal-instrumental): Unit 09
Hindustani music (vocal-instrumental): Unit 10
Hindustani music (vocal-instrumental): Unit 11
Hindustani music (vocal-instrumental): Unit 12
Philosophy: Unit 01
Philosophy: Unit 02
Philosophy: Unit 03
Philosophy: Unit 04
Philosophy: Unit 05
Political science: Unit 01
Political science: Unit 03
Political science: Unit 04
Political science: Unit 05
Political science: Unit 06
Political science: Unit 08
Music-Percussion: Unit 01
Music-Percussion: Unit 02
Music-Percussion: Unit 03
Music-Percussion: Unit 04
Music-Percussion: Unit 05
Music-Percussion: Unit 09
Music-Percussion: Unit 10
Music-Percussion: Unit 11
Music-Percussion: Unit 12
Rabindra sangeet: Unit 07
Rabindra sangeet: Unit 11
English: Unit 03
English: Unit 04
English: Unit 06
Linguistics: Unit 02
Linguistics: Unit 04
Linguistics: Unit 05
Linguistics: Unit 06
Assamese: Unit 01
Assamese: Unit 02
Assamese: Unit 03
French: Unit 01
French: Unit 02
German: Unit 01
German: Unit 03
Persian: Unit 03
Persian: Unit 06
Persian: Unit 10
Persian: Unit 11
Tamil: Unit 01
Tamil: Unit 02
Tamil: Unit 03
Tamil: Unit 04
Tamil: Unit 05
Tamil: Unit 06
Indo-Tibetan: Unit 01
Indo-Tibetan: Unit 02
History of Santal: Unit 01
Chemical, polymer and thermal engineering: Unit 01
Chemical, polymer and thermal engineering: Unit 02
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Food engineering and technology: Unit 01
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Nanoscience: Unit 01
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Textile engineering: Unit 01
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Agroforestry: Unit 01
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Architecture and planning: Unit 01
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Introduction to biochemistry: Unit 01
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Bioinformatics: Unit 01
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Computer science and information technology: Unit 01
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Criminology: Unit 02
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Food science and technology: Unit 01
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Horticulture, forestry, seed science, rural technology, agronomy, plant breeding, genetics: Unit 01
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The CUET PG mock test 2025 provides the candidates with an idea about the type of questions asked in the entrance test, level of the difficulty and other important aspects of the exam. CUET PG 2025 mock test will help candidates to work on their weak areas, helps in self-assessment, and develop the exam temperament. The candidates can practise the CUET PG mock test available on the NTA's website. No login credentials are required to practise the NTA CUET mock test 2025 for PG programmes.
Candidates need to visit the official website
The ‘ CUET-PG ’ link will be there on the home page
Click on that link which will lead to a new tab of CUET PG website
Check the column ‘ Links ’ on the page CUET PG
Under the ‘ Links ’ column, one would find tab called ‘Mock Link
Click on that link to open a new page
Now you have to Sign In’ to start your mock test
After completing the CUET PG mock test, you will be able to check your score
Candidates must follow the CUET PG preparation tips and strategy religiously till the time of the CUET PG exam 2025. They should make short notes of important formulas, terminology and reactions separately. The students after completing the syllabus are advised to practice the CUET PG 2025 mock test and previous years' question papers. It must be noted that it is important for the candidates to revise all that they have studied at the end just before few days of the PG entrance exam CUET. The PG CUET 2025 preparation strategy provides students a clear roadmap on how to cover the CUET PG 2025 syllabus within the limited period of time and how to perform well in the test.
Candidates who are preparing CUET for PG must have a proper CUET PG exam preparation strategy to qualify the entrance test with good scores as there are very limited number of seats and competition to get a seat in the national level entrance test is very fierce.
Preparation for the CUET PG 2025 exam should begin as early as possible. This will give candidates ample time to understand the concepts, practice questions and build a strong foundation for the exam from the CUET PG 2025 syllabus.
Thoroughly go through the CUET PG 2025 syllabus of the exam and prepare a comprehensive study plan.
Practising the CUET PG mock tests is one of the best ways to familiarise yourself with the pattern and difficulty level of the CUET PG 2025 exam.
Practice as many questions as possible to improve your speed and accuracy. This will help candidates to manage time efficiently during the NTA PG CUET 2025 exam.
Utilise the best study materials, such as textbooks, online resources, practice papers, etc. to build a strong knowledge base and prepare for the CUET PG exam 2025.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has issued the admit card for CUET PG 2025 on March 8 for exams to be held from March 13 to 19. The agency has released the CUET PG admit 2025 for exams from March 20 to 25. The registered candidates can download the NTA CUET PG admit card by entering their login credentials through the CUET PG login. No candidate will be allowed to appear in the CUET PG exam without a proper admit card. Students have to reach the exam centres on time at the date and time mentioned on the CUET PG admit card 2025. In case a candidate is unable to download their CUET 2025 PG admit card from the website, they must inform the NTA CUET PG 2025 helpdesk.
The CUET PG city intimation slip 2025 was released on March 6. Candidates can download the city intimation slip for CUET PG 2025 from the official website. Please note that the CUET 2025 admit card is entirely different from the CUET exam city intimation slip. The city intimation slip of CUET 2025 PG contains a number of details such as candidate's name, parent's name, roll number, signature, photograph, etc. Candidates who have successfully completed the application and made payment will get the CUET PG exam city slip from the CUET official website.
The admit card of NTA CUET PG 2025 is an important document which every applicant must have to attend the NTA CUET PG 2025 exam. Candidates will find the below details on PG CUET admit card:
Photograph and Signature
Name of candidate
Gender
Roll Number
Subject of exam
Duration of examination
Medium of examination
Name and address of exam centre
Centre code
Reporting time
Any discrepancies found in the admit card of PG CUET 2025 must be reported to the authority immediately.
The NTA will release the CUET PG provisional answer key 2025 in April, in online mode. Candidates can download the CUET PG answer key pdf by visiting the official website. The changes considered by the CUET PG NTA are considered final and the NTA releases the final answer key after taking all the valid considerations.
Visit the CUET PG official website
Candidates need to select the CUET PG answer key on the homepage section.
Enter the login credentials in the answer key login window.
The CUET 2025 PG answer key in the form of a PDF will appear on the screen.
Download and check the answers in the CUET PG 2025 answer key.
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The CUET PG Examination for 2024 was conducted from March 11 to March 28. As of February 10, around 4.6 lakh students have registered for CUET PG exam. As the exam has yet to take place, no analysis of the CUET PG 2024 exam is available. For reference, candidates can look at the analysis of previous years' CUET PG exams.
The CUET PG 2024 exam was held from March 11 to 28, in online mode. According to the NTA, a total number of 7,68,414 candidates were registered for the CUET PG exam 2024. A total of 5,77,400 students appeared for the examination.
Category | Registered | Appeared |
EWS | 68910 | 53434 |
General | 289039 | 214637 |
OBC | 269830 | 204781 |
SC | 84661 | 63866 |
ST | 55974 | 40682 |
Total | 768414 | 577400 |
Category | Registered | Appeared |
Female | 415350 | 315788 |
Male | 353044 | 261608 |
Third Gender | 20 | 04 |
Total | 768414 | 577400 |
According to the NTA, The CUET PG exam 2023 was conducted in two phases due to the increase in the number of students who applied for CUET PG 2023 exam. The total number of candidates who appeared for CUET PG exam 2023 phase - 1 , which was held from June 05 to 17 were 8.3 Lakhs. In phase - 2, the total number of students who appeared for CUET PG 2023 exam phase - 2 conducted from June 22 to July 6 was 46 thousand. In total, the total number of candidates who appeared for the CUET PG 2023 in both phase - 1 and phase - 2 were around 8.77 Lakhs.
Examination |
Phase |
Dates of Examination | No. of Candidates with multiple Test Papers (Approx. 8.77 lacs) |
Common University Entrance Test CUET (PG) - 2023
| Phase 1 | 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, and 17 June 2023 | 8.3 Lacs (Approx.) |
Phase 2 | 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 30 June 2023, and 02, 05, and 06 July 2023 | 46 Thousand (Approx.) |
The National Testing Agency will declare the NTA CUET PG result 2025 in April, in online mode. Candidates, please note that the result of CUET PG 2025 will be valid only for academic session 2025-2026. The NTA CUET PG scorecard can also be downloaded from the official website of NTA CUET PG 2025. The CUET PG score card 2025 contains separate scores for both of the sections.
The CUET normalization process is based on the percentile score. The normalization process of CUET for PG courses is aimed to provide a level playing ground for all the candidates as the exams are held on different dates and there could be some variations in the difficulty level of the CUET PG exams, despite of all the efforts by the NTA administration.
CUET PG Percentile Scores: The percentile scores of the candidates are scores based on the relative performance of all those who appeared for the CUET PG entrance examination. The marks obtained are transformed into a scale ranging from 100 to 0 for each session.
Percentile score calculation: 100 X Number of candidates appeared in the session‟ with raw score EQUAL TO OR LESS than the candidate/ Total number of the students who appeared in the ‟Session‟
The CUET PG marks vs. percentile is a comparison of how the marks obtained by a student in the CUET PG exam is related to their percentile score. The NTA PG CUET percentile score is a measure of the percentage of students who achieved a score lower than the one obtained by the student. To calculate the percentile score of a student, you need to first add up the total number of students who appeared for the exam. Then, divide this total number by the number of students who achieved a score lower than the student in question. The resulting figure is the percentile score of the student.
The students must score the percentile marks equal or above the CUET PG 2025 cut off to be eligible for admission. Candidates can check the expected CUET cut-off to get an idea about the percentile marks they need to score to get admission in the participating colleges of the CUET PG 2025. The cutoff of CUET PG 2025 is the minimum marks that candidates have to obtain to qualify the NTA CUET PG entrance test. CUET PG college list helps the candidates to know which colleges are participating. The CUET expected cut off is prepared on the basis of the last few years' cut off marks for qualifying marks.
Category | Reservation |
SC | 15% |
ST | 7.5% |
OBC-NCL | 27% |
PWD | 5% |
General EWS | 10% |
The below table shows the CUET for masters expected cutoff
Courses | UR (Percentile) | OBC (Percentile) | SC (Percentile) | ST (Percentile) | EWS (Percentile) |
28.37-32.02 | 28-32.03 | 29.20-32.25 | 30.30-32.63 | 28.56-32.30 | |
MA Hindi | 27.60-31.46 | 29.20-33.17 | 28.30-32.30 | 31.50-35.33 | 35.50-39.50 |
28-31.08 | 28.10-32.37 | 28.26-32.49 | 30.33-33.43 | 34-37.71 | |
28.20-31.11 | 28.70-32.43 | 29-32.77 | 30.30-34.35 | 31-34.00 | |
28.13-32.13 | 29.10-32.51 | 30-33.82 | 32.80-37.29 | 31-33.43 | |
28-32.02 | 28.80-32.05 | 29.29-32.29 | 29.50-32.56 | 29.50-32.14 | |
28.20-32.03 | 29-32.03 | 29.50-32.07 | 29-32.12 | 30-33.17 | |
29-32.16 | 28.12-32.46 | 30.30-33.11 | 33.33-37.71 | 30.20-33.25 | |
29-32.00 | 28.33-32.05 | 28.50-32.14 | 28.90-32.53 | 29-32.38 | |
29.40-32.32 | 28.80-32.65 | 28.56-32.77 | 48.50-52.00 | 28.60-32.00 | |
27.80-32.01 | 28.32.06 | 28.05-32.05 | 29-32.58 | 27.98-32.43 | |
28.40-32.04 | 27.98-32.21 | 30.15-33.25 | 32.30-35.33 | 34-37.71 | |
29-32.01 | 28-32.14 | 29.15-32.15 | 30-33.43 | 28.50-32.68 | |
M.Sc. Biochemistry | 28-32.02 | 28-32.02 | 28.10-32.10 | 29.56-32.56 | 28-32.59 |
UR (Percentile) | 40 |
SC (Percentile) | 35 |
ST (Percentile) | 35 |
EWS (Percentile) | 35 |
The below table shows the expected cutoff list CUET for MSc and MBA.
Courses | UR (Percentile) | OBC (Percentile) | SC (Percentile) | ST (Percentile) | EWS (Percentile) |
MSc. Biotechnology | 73-78 | 58-62 | 35-39 | 35-39 | NA |
MSc. Physics | 59-64 | 60-65 | NA | NA | 30-33 |
MSc. Chemistry | 58-62 | 58-63 | 35-39 | 35-39 | NA |
MSc. Zoology | 78-82 | 78-82 | 53-58 | 53-58 | 31-35 |
MSc. Botany | 70-74 | 70-75 | 53-58 | 53-58 | 43-47 |
MBA | 53-58 | 53-58 | NA | NA | 61-65 |
Candidates can ace the Common University Entrance Test 2025 by downloading the previous year's CUET PG question papers. Going through the CUET question papers for PG programmes will give a better understanding of the exam pattern, the types of questions asked and the important topics covered. Candidates can access the CUET PG question paper pdf download link from the official website.
Visit the official NTA website.
Navigate to the " Download " section.
Select the year and course or subject for which you want to download the question paper.
Click on the “ Download ” button to save the question paper to your computer.
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The National Testing Agency has issued the CUET PG exam admit card 2025 on March 8 at exams.nta.ac.in/CUET-PG/.
Yes, the CUET examination for PG courses will have negative marking. For each incorrect answer, one mark is deducted in CUET PG exam.
CUET PG application correction window 2025 was opened on February 10. Candidates could make changes till February 12.
Students could pay the application fee till the last date of CUET PG 2025 application fees till February 9.
The CUET PG 2025 last date was February 8.
The CUET PG 2025 registration started on January 2 in online mode. Candidates were able to fill out the CUET PG form 2025 by visiting the official website before February 8.
A score of 650 is generally considered good, while scores between 650 and 700 are considered very good. Scores of 700 or higher are considered excellent.
The CUET PG 2025 exam consists of multiple-choice questions.
There are no restrictions on the number of attempts for the CUET PG 2025 exam. As long as they meet the eligibility criteria, candidates can attempt the exam as many times as they wish.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) is the conducting authority of CUET PG 2025 exam.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) released the CUET PG 2025 application form on January 2. Candidates could visit the official website to apply for CUET PG 2025 till the last date of registration process at exams.nta.ac.in/CUET-PG/ .
The NTA will conduct the CUET PG exam once in a year to offer admissions for various PG programmes across India.
Candidate's age is not a barrier for appearing in CUET 2025 or PG programmes. Candidates who have completed the bachelor’s degree/equivalent examination or are appearing in 2025 can appear in CUET PG.
A total of 75 questions are asked in CUET PG exam 2025.
The NTA has released the CUET PG city intimation slip 2025 on March 6.
For every correct answer, candidates receive 5 marks. Incorrect answers result in a deduction of 1 mark in CUET PG 2025.
The candidates must have qualified bachelor's programme to be eligible for CUET PG entrance test. Those students who are awaiting for their final year bachelor's result can also apply for CUET PG 2025.
No, Common University Entrance Test PG or CUET PG is conducted once a year.
Hello, generally, 10th and 12th marksheets are not required in universities for PG courses. their primary focus is on your undergraduate degree and any enterence exam or interviews. however some universities can ask for the marksheets.
Hello aspirant,
Unfortunately, there might be a limited number of dedicated Hindi language books specifically for the CUET PG (COQP11) entrance exam.
However, you can explore these options:
1. General Hindi Language Books:
* Focus on grammar, vocabulary, and literature: These books will provide a strong foundation for the language section.
* Consider authors like:
* Vishnu Prabhakar
* Premchand
* Jayashankar Prasad
* Nirala
* Mahadevi Varma
2. CUET PG General Paper Books:
* Some books for the general paper section (COQP11) might include Hindi language questions. Look for books that cover:
* Reading comprehension
* Grammar
* Vocabulary
3. Online Resources and Mock Tests:
* Many online platforms offer practice questions and mock tests for CUET PG.
* Utilize these resources to improve your Hindi language skills.
Recommended Books (General Hindi):
While not specifically for CUET PG, these books can be helpful:
* Arihant Hindi Grammar and Composition
* Objective General Hindi by Rakesh Yadav
* Lucent's General Hindi
Greeting Student,
To downland cuet pg. Hindi previous year question paper click on the attached link and select year, exam type -P.G and Subject -Hindi literature and click on search. NTA official website (https://nta.ac.in/Downloads)
Thank you and all the best.
Hello
If you have completed the application processthen you can download the admit card from the CUET admit card download direct link provided in the official website (exams.nta.ac.in). You can download the admit card and take a print out of it. The NTA will release the CUET UG Admit card 2024 in online mode in the second week of May 2024.
You can know more about the CUET UG 2024 using the below link.
https://university.careers360.com/articles/cuet-admit-card
Hello,
There are a wide variety of courses offered by University in Kerala. All these courses or programs have great scope. After 12th commerce, consider these courses in Kerala universities:
1) B.Com
2) BBA
3) Bachelor of Economics
4) BHM
5) LLB
6) BCA
7) BMCJ
Hope this helps,
Thank you
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