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CUET 2023 exam is underway. The CUET admit card 2023 for the fourth phase has been released on June 2. It is scheduled to conclude on June 8. The CUET 2023 city intimation slip for Phase 4 has been released on June 2 morning. Originally it was scheduled to release on May 31 but was postponed to June 1 night. It was further delayed till the next day morning. The fourth phase of CUET 2023 will be conducted from June 5 to June 8. NTA has also announced an additional phase of exam to be conducted from June 9 to June 11 and the CUET 2023 city intimation slips and admit cards for these dates will be released subsequently.
Also Read: CUET Admit Card 2023 Phase 4 Live Updates
CUET 2023 Exam Day Live Updates
So far, 72 per cent of attendance has been registered out of 23,41,029 candidates scheduled to appear so far. In the first 13 days of CUET 2023, the total number of exam centres was 720, located in 303 cities. The first day of the CUET exam saw server failures and technical glitches in some centres, causing a delay in the schedules of Slot 2 and Slot 3. The CUET 2023 exam is being conducted in three slots each day. According to students, the difficulty level was easy to moderate. The exam is being held in 295 cities across India and abroad. The third slot is scheduled to commence at 3.30 PM and end at 6.30 PM. Over 85,000 candidates appeared in each slot conducted in around 270 cities and 440 centres across India on the first day.
The total number of registrations is 16.85 lakh, which is 41 per cent higher than last year. UGC Chairman has also stated that 1,000 foreign applications have been received from 74 countries. Uttar Pradesh, Delhi and Bihar states had the highest registrations.
Latest Updates:
June 2, 2023: CUET 2023 Phase 4 Admit Card Released; Know Steps to Download
June 2, 2023: CUET UG City Intimation Slip Out for Phase 4 @cuet.samarth.ac.in, Check Steps to Download
May 29, 2023: NTA Releases CUET UG 2023 Exam Dates for Manipur Candidates
May 29, 2023: CUET UG 2023 Records 69.3% Attendance Until Now: UGC Chief
May 26, 2023: CUET Admit Card 2023 for Phase 3 Out at cuet.samarth.ac.in
- What is CUET? Know CUET Full Form
- CUET 2023 Dates
- CUET 2023 Highlights
- CUET 2023 Admit Card
- CUET 2023 Exam City Slip
- CUET 2023 Exam Day Instructions
- CUET 2023 Analysis and Student Reactions
- CUET 2023 Mock Test
- CUET 2023 Preparation Tips
- CUET 2023 Syllabus
- CUET 2023 Exam Pattern
- CUET 2023 Application Process
- CUET 2023 Eligibility Criteria
- CUET 2023 Question Paper
- CUET 2023 Normalisation of Marks
- CUET 2023 Result
- CUET 2023 Cutoff
- CUET 2023 Counselling
- CUET Previous Year's Statistics
- FAQs regarding CUET 2023 Exam
What is CUET? Know CUET Full Form
CUET stands for Central University Entrance Test. It is an all-India level entrance exam conducted by NTA for admission to UG courses offered in all the participating institutions. Till 2021, the full name of the exam was Central Universities Common Entrance Test or CUCET, which has been changed by the University Grants Commission (UGC). The exam is conducted once a year in over 500 cities in India and abroad. The exam is conducted in a computer-based mode for two hours. Originally CUCET was conducted by UGC in paper-pencil-based mode. Last year onwards, NTA is conducting the test in a computer-based mode.
CUET 2023 Dates
Take a look at the table below for the complete schedule of CUET 2023 exam
Dates | Upcoming Exam Dates |
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21 May '23 - 6 Jun '23 | CUET 2023 Exam ONGOING |
7 Jun '23 - 8 Jun '23 | CUET UG 2023 Reserved Exam Dates |
9 Jun '23 - 11 Jun '23 | CUET 2023 Additional Phase |
Jun '23 | CUET 2023 Result TENTATIVE |
Jun '23 | CUET UG 2023 Provisional Answer Key Release TENTATIVE |
Dates | Past Exam Dates |
2 Jun '23 | CUET UG 2023 Admit Card Release (Phase 4) |
2 Jun '23 | CUET UG 2023 City Intimation Slip Release (Phase 4) |
27 May '23 | CUET UG 2023 Admit Card Release (Phase 3) |
CUET 2023 Highlights
The following table brings the important features or highlights of the exam.
Particulars |
Details |
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Exam Name |
Central University Entrance Test |
Conducting Body |
National Testing Agency (NTA) |
Exam Level |
Undergraduate and Postgraduate |
Exam Frequency |
Once a year |
Exam Mode |
Online (Computer-Based Mode) |
Total No. of Registrations |
16.85 lakh |
Total No. of Applications by Paying Application Fee |
14,99,778 |
Courses Offered Through CUET |
BSc, BA, BAgri, BA LLB, BBA, BCom, BVoc, BTech |
Exam Fees |
INR 750 (General) INR 700 (OBC-NCL, EWS) INR 650 (SC, ST, PwD and Transgender) INR 3,750 (International centres) |
Exam Duration |
Slot I - 195 minutes Slot II - 225 minutes |
Total Marks |
Slot I - 700 Slot II - 400 |
Total Number of Questions |
Slot I - 175 (140 to be attempted) Slot II - 100 (80 to be attempted) |
Marking Scheme |
+5 for each correct answer -1 for each incorrect answer |
Language of Exam |
13 languages - English, Hindi, Bengali, Assamese, Odia, Punjabi, Marathi, Gujarati, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Urdu |
Exam Centre Cities |
295 cities across India and abroad |
Accepting Colleges |
250 Central, State, Deemed, Private and Other Universities |
Official Website |
cuet.samarth.ac.in |
Contact Details |
011-69227700, 011-40759000 Email: cuet-ug@nta.ac.in |
Also Read: CUET UG 2023: Admit Card, Exam City Slip, Exam Date, Age Limit
CUET 2023 Admit Card
The CUET 2023 admit card for phase 4 has been released on June 2. The exam dates for the fourth phase are June 5 to June 8. The CUET city intimation slip 2023 for the fourth phase has been released on June 2 morning. The admit card for the first three phases was released on May 19, May 23 and May 27 respectively. Prior to that, NTA released the CUET 2023 advance intimation to exam city slip on May 14, May 17 and May 25 for candidates whose test was scheduled in the first three phases. The document mentions the name of the city wherein the exam centre is located along with the exam date, slot and paper. CUET UG admit card is a mandatory document that has to be carried to the exam centre. The CUET admit card 2023 has to be downloaded by logging in with the registration credentials. The direct link to download the CUET hall ticket or admit card will be provided on this page as and when it is announced.
How to Download CUET 2023 Admit Card
The CUET 2023 admit card has to be downloaded online by visiting the official website of the exam. The steps to download the CUET admit card 2023 are given below:
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Visit the official website of CUET 2023 – cuet.samarth.ac.in or directly enter https://cuet.samarth.ac.in/index.php/app/download/index
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Click on the Log in or Sign in tab
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Enter the CUET 2023 Application Number and Password
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Click on the tab indicating CUET 2023 Admit Card Download
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Download the admit card in PDF format
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Take a few printouts
CUET 2023 Exam City Slip
CUET 2023 city slip refers to a document released before the admit card, which indicates the city and state where the candidates’ exam centres will be located. NTA has specified that it is not the admit card. The objective of this CUET city intimation slip is to help candidates prepare in advance regarding the exam day travel or commute. The steps to download the advance intimation to exam city slip for CUET 2023 are given below:
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Visit CUET 2023 website – cuet.samarth.ac.in or directly enter https://cuet.samarth.ac.in/index.php/site/login
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Click on ‘Login’ at the bottom left side of the page
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Enter CUET 2023 application number, password and security pin
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Click on ‘Login’
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Click on the tab 'Download/Print: Advance Information for Allotment of Exam Centre City'
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Download and print the PDF
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CUET 2023 Exam Day Instructions
NTA has stated the following exam day instructions for CUET 2023 exam.
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Reach the CUET exam centre 2023 two hours before the exam date.
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CUET 2023 admit card and a photo identity card along with passport-size photographs are must carry documents.
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Carry the correct CUET admit card which states the exam date, slot and subject for which they are appearing on the given date.
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They must carry the signed Self Declaration Undertaking.
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Permissible items inside the exam centre include a transparent ballpoint pen, transparent water bottle, 50 ml hand sanitiser bottle and mask.
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Things that will not be allowed inside the exam hall include mobile phones, electronic watch or any other gadget, calculator, pencil or geometry box, books or stationary items, food and drinks, etc.
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Diabetic candidates are allowed to carry fruits such as banana, apple and orange and medicines.
Things to Carry at the CUET 2023 Centre
NTA has specified the list of permissible items to be carried at the CUET 2023 exam centres.
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CUET Admit Card 2023
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Valid photo identity card
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Passport size photographs
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Transparent ballpoint pen
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Transparent water bottle
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50 ml hand sanitiser bottle
Things Not to Carry at the CUET 2023 Centre
NTA has given a list of items which are barred inside the exam centre. The CUET admit card 2023 will also carry the list of items or objects given below:
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Instruments
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Geometry or Pencil box
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Handbag
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Purse or wallet
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Any kind of Paper/ Stationery/ Textual material (printed or written material)
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Eatables and Water (loose or packed)
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Mobile Phone/ Earphone/ Microphone/ Pager
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Calculator
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DocuPen
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Slide Rules
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Log Tables
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Camera
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Tape Recorder
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Electronic Watches with facilities of calculator, any metallic item or electronic gadgets/ devices.
Also Read: CUET 2023 Exam Day Instructions: Know Dos and Don'ts
CUET 2023 Analysis and Student Reactions
The CUET 2023 analysis and student reactions state that the exam was of moderate difficulty level. The Language Test and General Test sections were of easy to moderate levels. The questions from the English test were on Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary. The questions were direct, which did not pose a challenge to students. For the General Test, questions were of moderate difficulty level. The GK and Current Affairs questions were on Politics, International Relations, Sports, Literature, Awards, etc. The sections on domain subjects were moderate to tough. Students are advised to check the last year's CUET UG student reactions below.
Also Read: CUET 2023 Analysis and Student Reactions
CUET Exam Analysis 2023: May 21 Shift 1 English and General Test
CUET UG 2022 Phase 1 Student Reactions
CUET 2023 Exam Slots and Timing
The following table brings the CUET exam timings for all three slots.
CUET 2023 Slot |
CUET 2023 Timing |
Reporting & Gate Closing Timing |
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Slot 1 |
8.30 AM to 10.30 AM |
7.15 AM 8 AM |
Slot 2 |
12 Noon to 2 PM |
11 AM 11.30 AM |
Slot 3 |
3.30 PM to 6.30 PM |
2.15 PM 3.15 PM |
Also Read: CUET 2023 Shift Timings: Reporting Time and Exam Duration
CUET 2023 Mock Test
The mock test is an important feature of preparing for CUET 2023. NTA has provided the official CUET 2023 mock test in an online mode. The practice questions will also be made available for all subjects and languages. The online CUET mock test 2023 is on the official exam website wherein students can get an understanding of the navigation system. By taking the official CUET UG mock test 2023, aspirants will be able to practise the usage of a virtual keyboard and calculator, moving from question to question and among sections. To improve their preparation, students should take the mock tests released by coaching institutes or experts which will give them questions from actual sections of the expected difficulty level. Along with taking the mock test, it is equally important to analyse it. After a thorough analysis, it is important to implement the pointers of analysis within one’s preparation to succeed in the exam.
CUET 2023 Preparation Tips
CUET is an all-India entrance exam that is highly competitive and candidates appearing for the exam need to have a strategy and aim to score well and qualify. Aspirants can go through the following prep strategy methods while preparing for CUET.
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First and foremost, candidates should go through the exam pattern and structure of the test. After that, students should get hold of some of the best books for CUET preparation.
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After gaining conceptual clarity on each section and subject, students should segregate their areas of strengths and weaknesses they should work towards improving their weaknesses by finding out the root cause and taking help from their mentors or students.
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After completing the syllabus, they should take regular mock tests and analyse their performance. Solving previous years’ question papers will also expose them to the topics and question types to expect in the actual exam.
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Last but not least, staying confident is the key to success in CUET.
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CUET 2023 Syllabus
The CUET 2023 syllabus has been released by the NTA along with the official notification. The syllabus of CUET is the same level as that of the NCERT Class 12 syllabus. The common subjects across the different courses of the CUET syllabus 2023 are English, General Aptitude, Numerical Aptitude/Data Interpretation, Analytical Skills, Reasoning and General Knowledge. NTA has released a subject-wise syllabus which students must refer to while preparing for the exam. Although there was confusion regarding the CUET UG 2023 syllabus vis-a-vis the rationalised NCERT syllabus, the exam authorities have clarified that the CUET 2023 syllabus will remain unchanged and students should follow the syllabus released officially by NTA.
Also Read: Has CUET UG 2023 Syllabus Changed? Check What NTA Says
CUET 2023 Section-wise Syllabus
The following table brings the section-wise types of questions or the CUET 2023 syllabus.
Section |
CUET Syllabus or Question Types |
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Section I – Language |
Reading Comprehension - based on different types of passages–Factual, Literary and Narrative, Literary Aptitude and Vocabulary |
Section II – Domain Subject |
Class 12 Board Exam Syllabus of the Subject |
Section III – General Test |
General Knowledge, Current Affairs, General Mental Ability, Numerical Ability, Quantitative Reasoning (Simple application of basic mathematical concepts arithmetic/algebra geometry/mensuration/stat taught till Grade 8), Logical and Analytical Reasoning |
CUET 2023 Exam Pattern
CUET 2023 exam pattern has been released by National Testing Agency (NTA), the exam conducting body along with the notification and information brochure. The CUET exam pattern has changed in terms of the total number of questions and the number of questions to be attempted. The pattern varies from Slot I and Slot II. CUET UG 2023 will be conducted in a computer-based mode (CBT) for 3 hours. The exam will have Section 1A, Section 1B, General Test and domain-specific subjects. Section 1A, which is compulsory, will be in 13 languages and candidates have been given the option to choose the language of their choice. Section 1B is optional and for students who want to opt for another language apart from the ones that are a part of Section 1A. Some of the languages on offer are French, Arabic, German, etc. Each question will carry five marks and there will be one mark negative marking for each wrong answer.
Also Read: CUET 2023: NTA Changes Number of Questions in This Section, Check Details
CUET 2023 Exam Structure
The table below brings the broad structure of CUET 2023 in terms of the number of questions in each section along with the duration.
Section |
Number of Questions |
Duration |
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Section IA |
40 questions to be attempted out of 50 in each language |
45 minutes for each language |
Section IB |
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Section II |
35/40 Questions to be attempted out of 45/50 |
45 Minutes for each Domain-Specific Subject |
Section III |
50 Questions to be attempted out of 60 |
60 minutes |
CUET 2023 Marking Scheme
As per the CUET 2023 marking scheme, each correct question carries five marks and there is a negative marking of one mark for each wrong answer. The detailed marking scheme is given below:
i. Correct answer or the most appropriate answer: Five marks (+5)
ii. Any incorrect option marked will be given minus one mark (-1).
iii. Unanswered/Marked for Review will be given no mark (0).
iv. If more than one option is found to be correct then Five marks (+5) will be awarded to only
v. those who have marked any of the correct options.
vi. If all options are found to be correct then Five marks (+5) will be awarded to all those who have attempted the question.
vii. If none of the options is found correct or a question is found to be wrong or a question is dropped, then all candidates who have attempted the dropped question will be given five marks (+5) marks
CUET 2023 Application Process
The CUET UG 2023 application form was released again from April 9 to April 11, till 11.59 PM. NTA reopened the application window based on multiple student requests. The application correction window was reopened from May 1 to May 2. Originally, the CUET application form 2023 was released online by NTA on the official website of the exam on February 10 and the process ended on March 30. The CUET UG 2023 application deadline was March 12, which was extended by NTA till March 30. Candidates had to fill CUET application form in online mode on the official website of the exam. The first step was to register by entering the basic details such as name, address and contact details. This generated login credentials. After logging in with the registration credentials, candidates had to fill up the CUET 2023 application form with their personal and academic details, programme and exam city preference and upload documents. After the form was filled candidates had to pay the CUET application fee online via debit/credit card, Net Banking, Paytm and UPI. The below table brings the CUET UG 2023 application fee.
Number of Subjects | Candidate Category | Application Fee (in INR) |
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Up to 3 Subjects | General (UR) | 750 |
OBC-NCL (EWS) | 700 | |
SC/ST/PwBD/Third Gender | 650 | |
Centres Outside India | 3,750 | |
Up to 7 Subjects | General (UR) | 1,500 |
OBC-NCL (EWS) | 1,400 | |
SC/ST/PwBD/Third Gender | 1,300 | |
Centres Outside India | 7,500 | |
Up to 10 Subjects | General (UR) | 1,750 |
OBC-NCL (EWS) | 1,650 | |
SC/ST/PwBD/Third Gender | 1,550 | |
Centres Outside India | 11,000 |
In the application correction window, registered candidates can make changes in the fields of their or their parents/guardians' names, date of birth, gender, category, PWBD and choice of universities.
Also Read: CUET 2023 Application Form Correction Window
CUET 2023 Eligibility Criteria
Candidates must have met the eligibility criteria set by NTA to apply and appear for CUET 2023. The eligibility parameters are as follows:
CUET Basic Eligibility and Educational Qualification
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Students should have passed Class 12 from a recognised board in Science or a relevant stream to be admitted to bachelor’s degree programmes in the Central Universities.
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Students in Class 12 who are yet to appear for the Board exam were also eligible to apply.
CUET Age Limit
There is no age limit for appearing in the CUET 2023 exam. However, the candidates will be required to fulfil the age criteria (if any) of the University/Institution/Organization in which they are willing to take admission.
CUET Nationality Criteria
To get eligible for the CUET Exam, aspirants must abide by the following citizenship rules:
- The candidate must be an Indian citizen.
- A constituent subject of Nepal, Bhutan
- A Tibetan refugee who landed in India before 1 January 1962 to make India their permanent home and reside there permanently.
- Pakistanis, Burmese, Sri Lankans, Kenyans, Ugandans, Tanzanians, Zambians, Malawians, Zaireans, Ethiopians, and people from Vietnam who permanently moved to India.
Also Read: CUET UG Eligibility Criteria 2023: University-Wise Degree Requirement & Qualification
CUET 2023 Admission Process
The admission process for the CUET exam is quite simple, the same has been discussed below -
CUET 2023 Test Centres
CUET UG 2023 exam centres will be located in around 388 cities across India and 24 cities abroad. Last year, there were 489 CUET test centres located in 259 cities across India and nine cities abroad. However, the total number of exam cities in India has been reduced this year, but the cities outside India have increased exponentially. The exam centre allotment details will be announced through the admit card of CUET. Before that, on April 30, an advance intimation slip will be released mentioning the exam centre's city and state. Candidates will have to enter two of their preferred CUET exam centre cities while filling up the CUET application form. Till last year, candidates could select four exam cities. NTA will try to assign their CUET 2023 centre in their preferred exam city.
CUET 2023 Question Paper
The CUET UG question papers carry 100 multiple-choice questions (MCQs). Since CUET is conducted in a computer-based mode, candidates will not be given the CUET question papers on the day of the exam. However, NTA will release the question papers online on its official website along with the answer keys. Candidates will also be able to download their response sheets. Downloading the previous year’s CUET UG question paper and solving those in a proctored manner will help students prepare for the exam.
Also Read: CUET 2023 General Test Question Paper (Memory Based) for May 21
CUET 2023 Answer Keys
NTA will release the provisional CUET 2023 answer keys within a month of conducting the exam. Answer keys refer to the correct answer option or choices. With the help of the answer keys, candidates can calculate their estimated scores before the declaration of the result. They will also be given the option to submit challenges or objections online by paying a fee of INR 200 per question. The expert panel will further assess each of the objections and prepare the final CUET 2023 answer keys, which will be released along with the result.
CUET 2023 Normalisation of Marks
Since CUET exam is conducted over multiple days, slots and subjects, there is a need to implement the normalisation procedure. Some of the candidates might have end up attempting a relatively tougher set of questions when compared to other sets. The candidates who attempted the comparatively tougher examination are likely to get lower marks as compared to those who attempted the easier one; the scores of the students across shifts are not directly comparable. There is a need for normalising the marks across shifts to make them amenable to such comparisons.
According to the CUET 2023 normalisation process stated by NTA, the raw score of each candidate in each subject will be normalised using the Equi- percentile method. This is done separately for each subject for which examination is held in multiple shifts.
CUET 2023 Result
The CUET UG 2023 result is expected to be declared after a month of conducting the exam in the form of scorecards. Test-takers will have to log on to the official website with their credentials and download the CUET UG result 2023 cum scorecard. The CUET result carries information such as candidates’ details, section-wise and overall scores and percentiles and cutoffs.
CUET 2023 Cutoff
The CUET 2023 cutoff will be released separately by participating institutes. The cutoff refers to the minimum marks one has to secure to qualify for the exam. While NTA will release the qualifying cutoff, participating institutes will release separate cutoffs for each programme offered by them. The CUET cutoff marks were decided based on the factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, the number of test-takers, and seats, among others.
CUET 2023 Counselling
The CUET 2023 counselling will be conducted by the participating institutes separately. Each institute will release its merit list based on qualifying candidates after the declaration of the result. Interested candidates will have to register and then participate in the CUET counselling process, which is likely to be held online. In general, there are three rounds of counselling and the number of rounds may vary depending on the seat vacancy. After the seat allotment result is declared, candidates will have to accept the admission offer by reporting to the institutes and getting their documents verified. There are a few programmes, where instead of counselling, interview rounds will be conducted. NTA will intimate the admission process for those programmes separately in the information brochure of CUET 2023.
Colleges Accepting CUET 2023 Scores
The CUET UG 2023 participating universities are classified into different categories. The following table brings the types of universities accepting CUET UG 2023 scores along with the number of universities in each category.
University Type |
Number of CUET UG 2023 Participating Institutes |
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Central University |
44 |
State University |
36 |
Deemed University |
29 |
Private University |
110 |
Other University |
3 |
Note: The number of universities in each category is dynamic and would change as per universities opting for the CUET UG 2023 scores.
Also Read: List of Universities Accepting CUET UG 2023 Scores
CUET Previous Year's Statistics
Last year, the pilot year of the CUET UG exam, the total number of registrations was 14,90,228 out of which 9,68,201 candidates appeared. The following table brings the detailed statistics of CUET 2023.
Gender | Registered | Appeared |
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Female | 6,60,311 | 4,29,228 |
Male | 8,29,965 | 5,38,965 |
Third Gender | 17 | 8 |
Total | 14,90,228 | 9,68,201 |
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FAQs regarding CUET 2023 Exam
Q: When is the CUET 2023 exam scheduled?
A: CUET UG exam is being conducted from May 21 to June 6. On account of high number of applicants in some cities, the exam has been extended to June 1 and June 2, as well as June 5 to June 6. The buffer dates of June 7 and June 8 have been kept as reserved dates. NTA has recently announced addition of another phase from June 9 to June 11. Originally the CUET 2023 exam was scheduled till May 31. The exam will be conducted in two slots each day. For subjects with higher number of applicants, the exam will be scheduled for three slots. In case the exam is cancelled for any day, candidates will be given a slot within the reserved time period. The subjects will be scheduled for different dates and slots.
Q: When will CUET 2023 admit card be released?
A: CUET UG 2023 admit card for the fourth phase (June 5 to June 8) has been released on June 2. The admit card for the third phase (May 29 to June 2) was released on May 27. The first and second phase admit cards for CUET 2023 were released on May 19 and May 23 respectively. The admit card of CUET is being released separately for each phase of the exam. Candidates have to download the admit cards in online mode by logging in with their registration credentials. Prior to the release of the admit card, NTA released the Advance Intimation to Exam City Slip on May 14 for exams dated May 21 to May 24. On May 17, NTA released the CUET 2023 city slip for exams dated May 24 to May 28 which mentions candidates' exam city, date and paper. The third phase CUET 2023 city intimation slips were released on May 25 for the exams dated May 29 to June 2. The final phase CUET 2023 city intimation slip was scheduled be released on May 31, but was postponed to June 2. Admit card is one of the most crucial documents to be carried to the exam centre. CUET UG 2023 admit card will also act as a proof of successful application.
Q: Who conducts the CUET exam?
A: The CUET UG exam is conducted by NTA for admission to Central and other universities of India. University Grants Commission (UGC) was the erstwhile conducting authority of the exam, till 2019, after which NTA was assigned the responsibility to conduct the exam. However, UGC still holds accountability for the exam and announces relevant information and notifications regarding CUET UG.
Q: In which courses can I secure admission through CUET 2023?
A: Through CUET, one can secure admission in various UG courses offered by 41 Central Universities, 36 State Universities, 29 Deemed Universities and 110 Private Universities and three other universities of India. The courses are offered across Science, Humanities, Commerce, Engineering, Law, Management and other streams. The number of participating institutes has increased exponentially this year.
Q: When can I apply for the CUET 2023?
A: NTA reopened the CUET UG 2023 application window for three days, from April 9 to April 11, 11.59 PM. This was the second phase of the CUET 2023 application process. Originally, CUET 2023 application forms were released on February 10 and the application window was open till March 30. NTA extended the last date of application from March 12 in order to provide opportunity to candidates in terms of selecting more programmes/courses and universities. Students who missed the chance to apply for the CUET 2023 exam could utilise this opportunity to the fullest. However, candidates who have already applied, could not use this duration as application correction window.
Q. When did the CUET notification release?
A. The CUET notification and information bulletin were released by NTA on February 10 along with the application form. NTA released the CUET UG 2023 exam dates on December 15 as part of the common entrance exam calendar. The notification of CUET UG 2023 carried information such as exam date, application date, application correction date, advance intimation to exam city release date, application process, eligilibity criteria, exam pattern, syllabus, etc.
Q: Is the CUET exam conducted in online mode?
A: From the year 2021 onwards, CUET is conducted in computer-based mode. Till 2020, the exam was conducted in paper-pencil based (PBT) mode. The exam will continue to be conducted in the computer-based mode or online mode. As per the CUET exam pattern, the exam will be conducted in two to three slots, depending on the number of applications received in a subject. There will be three sections on Language, Domain Subject and General Test (optional). The number of questions and marks will vary from paper to paper.
Q: How many times is CUET conducted in a year?
A: The CUET exam is conducted once a year, but in multiple phases over a window of 10 days. The number of days of the exam may be increased or the dates may be extended in case of unforeseen events such as cancellation of exams, technical glitches, etc.
Q. How to prepare for CUET?
A. Candidates are advised to strongly go through the syllabus and should understand the exam pattern and marking scheme carefully. Candidates should also solve various sample papers, mock tests and previous years' question papers.
Q. What type of questions are asked in the CUET exam?
A. CUET questions are objective and multiple-choice questions (MCQs) type. The number of questions will vary for each subject or section and paper. There will not be any descriptive question type for CUET UG 2023.
Q. Is there a negative marking in CUET?
A. Yes. There is a negative marking in the CUET exam. For each wrong answer, one mark is deducted. Negative marking will not be applicable in case of unattempted questions.
Q: When will the CUET UG 2023 answer key release?
A: The CUET UG 2023 provisional answer key is likely to be released in the second week of June 2023. Candidates will be given an opportunity to submit challenges or objections against the keys by following the stipulated date and format. The final answer keys will be released along with the result in the third week of June.
Q: When will the CUET UG 2023 result be declared?
A: The CUET UG 2023 result is expected to be declared in the third week of June. UGC had announced the tentative date of result through an official notice released in December 2022. As per that notice, UGC and NTA are aiming to complete the CUET exam by June so that the academic session can commence on time.
Q: When will the CUET UG 2023 counselling process commence?
A: It is expected that the CUET UG 2023 counselling process will be announced by the participating universities in the first week of August. The process will be conducted separately by the universities and it will not be a centralised counselling system.
CUET 2023 Contact Information
The official website informs, “For enquiries related to courses and eligibility criteria, respective PUs, should be contacted.”
Participating University |
HelpDesk No. |
Central University of Haryana |
Email Id: cucetenquiry@cuh.ac.in Phone No: 01285-249432 |
Central University of Jammu |
Email Id: helpdeskcucet2017@gmail.com Phone No: 8493867319 & 01923-249657 ext 206 |
Central University of Jharkhand |
Email Id: admission2017@cuj.ac.in Phone No: +91-7654227570 |
Central University of Karnataka |
Email Id: Coe@cuk.ac.in Phone No: 08477226756 |
Central University of Kashmir |
Email Id: cucet2017@cukashmir.ac.in Phone No: 0194-2315290, 08803426277 |
Central University of Kerala |
Email Id: admission2017cukerala@gmail.com Phone No: +91467 – 2232419, 2232405 |
Central University of Punjab |
Email Id: cupb.admenquiry17@gmail.com Phone No: 0164-2864109, 09464269330 |
Central University of Rajasthan |
Email Id: enqcucet2017@curaj.ac.in Phone No: 01463-238728 |
Central University of South Bihar |
Email Id: admission@cub.ac.in Phone No: +919430906504, 0612-2784113, 0612-2226538 |
Central University of Tamil Nadu |
Email Id: admissions@cutn.ac.in Phone No: 04366-277261 |
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There is no provision of direct nomination for admission through ICAR in any Bachelor degree programme if you are not taken admission through CUET but you can check it out without CUET college.
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Please provide me with the latest information on admit card for CUET.
The CUET 2023 admit card will be released on the official website of CUET by the national testing agency NTA in the second week of May 2023. The candidates who successfully registered for the exam from 9 February 2023 to 30 March 2023, will be able to download their admit card from the official w...The CUET 2023 admit card will be released on the official website of CUET by the national testing agency NTA in the second week of May 2023. The candidates who successfully registered for the exam from 9 February 2023 to 30 March 2023, will be able to download their admit card from the official website.
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I have got an exam city which I had not opted for during my CUET registration. How can I change it?
If you have received an exam city that you did not select during your CUET (Christ University Entrance Test) registration, you should reach out to the official authorities or the admissions office of Christ University for assistance. They will be able to guide you on the process for changing the ...If you have received an exam city that you did not select during your CUET (Christ University Entrance Test) registration, you should reach out to the official authorities or the admissions office of Christ University for assistance. They will be able to guide you on the process for changing the exam city. To initiate the change, you can try the following steps:
1. Contact the Admissions Office: Reach out to the admissions office of Christ University through phone or email. Explain the situation and mention that you have received an exam city that you did not opt for during registration. They will provide you with the necessary guidance and instructions to proceed.
2. Provide Details: Be prepared to provide your registration details, such as your application number or registration ID, while communicating with the admissions office. This will help them identify your application and assist you more effectively.
3. Follow the Instructions: The admissions office will inform you about the specific process for changing the exam city. They may require you to submit a written request or provide certain documents. Follow their instructions carefully and provide the requested information within the given timeline.
4. Seek Clarification: If you have any doubts or questions regarding the process or requirements for changing the exam city, don't hesitate to ask for clarification from the admissions office. They are there to assist you throughout the process. Remember to initiate this process as soon as possible to allow enough time for the necessary changes to be made before the exam date. The admissions office will provide you with the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the procedure for changing the exam city for CUET.
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Does Punjab Engineering College come under CUCET Chandigarh University?
Chandigarh University is a private university located in Mohali, Punjab, India. It was established in 2012 and has since become one of the fastest-growing universities in India. The university offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs in various fields such as engineering, managem...Chandigarh University is a private university located in Mohali, Punjab, India. It was established in 2012 and has since become one of the fastest-growing universities in India. The university offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs in various fields such as engineering, management, law, humanities, and sciences. The university is known for its innovative approach to education, with a focus on experiential learning, research-oriented teaching, and industry-academia collaborations. It has tie-ups with numerous international universities and offers exchange programs for its students.
No, Punjab Engineering College (PEC) does not come under CUCET Chandigarh University. PEC is a separate engineering college located in Chandigarh, which is affiliated with Punjab University. It is a prestigious engineering college that has been consistently ranked among the top engineering colleg...No, Punjab Engineering College (PEC) does not come under CUCET Chandigarh University. PEC is a separate engineering college located in Chandigarh, which is affiliated with Punjab University. It is a prestigious engineering college that has been consistently ranked among the top engineering colleges in India. Chandigarh University, on the other hand, is a separate university located in the same city, which was established in 2012. It is a private university that offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in various disciplines, including engineering, management, law, journalism, and more. It is recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and accredited by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). Chandigarh University has a strong focus on research and innovation and provides excellent facilities and opportunities for students to engage in research activities. It also has collaborations with various national and international universities and research institutions, which further enhances its research capabilities. The university has a vibrant campus life, with various clubs, societies, and events that help students develop their skills and interests beyond the classroom. The university also provides excellent facilities such as hostels, sports facilities, library, and more, to ensure that students have a comfortable and enriching academic experience. With its focus on holistic education, industry interface, and research, Chandigarh University has become one of the top universities in India.
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I am late on filling the Tezpur University CUET application form. Now what can I do?
If you have missed the deadline for filling the Tezpur University CUET application, there is unfortunately not much that can be done to submit your application. The deadline is usually set to ensure that the university has sufficient time to process all applications and make admissions decisions ...If you have missed the deadline for filling the Tezpur University CUET application, there is unfortunately not much that can be done to submit your application. The deadline is usually set to ensure that the university has sufficient time to process all applications and make admissions decisions in a timely manner. However, you can try contacting the admissions office of Tezpur University to explain your situation and see if they can make an exception for you. They may be able to advise you on any alternative options available, such as applying for admission in the next available intake or considering other universities. It's important to note that missing a deadline can have consequences, and it's always best to try to meet application deadlines to increase your chances of admission to the university of your choice.
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I have applied to University of Delhi through CUCET, but I have not included any language for the exam. Will there be a problem?
As per the official CUET and Delhi University website, Candidates must appear in at least one language from the following: Arabic, Gujarati, Manipur, Sindhi, Assamese, Hindi Marathi, Spanish, Bengali, Italian, Nepali, Tamil, Bodo, Japanese, Odia, Telugu, Chinese, Kannada, Persian Tibetan, Dogri K...As per the official CUET and Delhi University website, Candidates must appear in at least one language from the following:
Arabic, Gujarati, Manipur, Sindhi, Assamese, Hindi Marathi, Spanish, Bengali, Italian, Nepali, Tamil, Bodo, Japanese, Odia, Telugu, Chinese, Kannada, Persian Tibetan, Dogri Kashmir Punjabi, Urdu, English Konkani, Russian, French Maithili Sanskrit, German, Malayalam, Santhali.
Hi there!Yes it will create a problem because as I remember almost all courses offer under CUET do require atleast one language subject as a criteria for admission. So the solution is you have to wait until the correction window is being open by the official and then choose the language that you ...Hi there!
Yes it will create a problem because as I remember almost all courses offer under CUET do require atleast one language subject as a criteria for admission. So the solution is you have to wait until the correction window is being open by the official and then choose the language that you have already studied in 12th standard. Hope it helps you. Best of luck.
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What will be the length of the Japanese paper in CUET?
The language section of the exam consists of 50 questions in total, out of which 40 questions are to be attempted in a duration of 45 minutes.
The length of the Japanese paper in CUET (Central University of Tamil Nadu Entrance Test) depends on the specific exam pattern and syllabus prescribed by the university for that particular year. Typically, the duration of the CUET exam is two hours, and the question paper consists of multiple-cho...The length of the Japanese paper in CUET (Central University of Tamil Nadu Entrance Test) depends on the specific exam pattern and syllabus prescribed by the university for that particular year. Typically, the duration of the CUET exam is two hours, and the question paper consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) in various subjects, including Japanese. The number of questions and the overall length of the Japanese paper in CUET may vary from year to year, depending on the university's discretion. To get the most accurate information on the CUET exam pattern and syllabus, it is advisable to check the official website of the Central University of Tamil Nadu or contact the university directly.
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Can I change my course to B.Tech instead of BCA in CUET form?
You can change your course in the CUET application form during the correction window timeline. However, certain additional charges may be applicable.
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NTA has given the opportunity to the candidates to correct/add courses that they have selected during the filling of the CUET application form.
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How do I apply for admission in a government college after CUCET exam's result?
After the declaration of the CUET earlier CUCET result by NTA the respective Central University will declare the counselling/ admission schedule and merit list based on the CUET scores. The candidates are required to visit the website of their desirous colleges and fill out the application form.
After the results of the CUCET exams are declared, you will have to go to the respective websites of the colleges you are willing to apply to and fill up the form for their application procedure.
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Where can I get CUCET mock tests for Chandigarh University?
The dates will be announced on the respective website.
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When I selected a university for CUET exam ICAR colleges were not given. So, how can I get admission there?
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