Bachelors

Central University of Andhra Pradesh accepts CUET UG for below-mentioned courses:

Yes, a set of documents (original) have to submitted at the admission counter in an envelope. The required documents as mentioned in the JNU brochure are enlisted below:

• Provisional Certificate of the qualifying examination
• Migration certificate
• Character Certificate
• Anti-ragging Affidavits
• Discontinuation certificate

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Candidates registering for the CUET-UG counselling are requires to upload all the necessay documents along with the CUET UG score card. Aspirants must submit marksheet of Class 10 & 12, passport-sized digital photograph, school leaving certificate, transfer certificate, community certificate, undertaking form in case of non-submission of any required documents, certificate of Kashmiri migrants and Kashmiri pandits, among others at the time of registering for CUTN counselling. 

Aspirants who have appeared for CUET-UG exam, need to fulfil the below-mentioned conditions to apply for CUET-UG Counselling:

• The student who appeared in the CUET-UG with the subject (Section I A - Languages - English and Section III- General Test) is eligible for the counselling process.
• Candidate must have the minimum eligibility for admission to the programme. Please note that it is sole responsibility of the candidate to ensure eligibility at the counselling stage. The admission of a candidate shall stand cancelled if the eligibility claimed by him/ her is found to be incorrect during or after the admission process.

Central University of Gujarat accepts CUET-UG score for below-mentioned UG courses:

Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University accepts CUET-UG scores for admission to undergraduate courses such as BA, BTech, BBA, BSc, BVoc and BSc-MSc Integrated, among others. The CUET-UG score is accepted for UG courses of BBAU Main Campus and BBAU Amethi Campus.

The university also accepts CUET-UG for admission to Diploma courses including Diploma in Pharmacy and Diploma in ECCE (Early Childhood Care & Education). 

For seat allocation at DU, students are required to lock their college and course preferences after the result is out. Delhi University will consider normalised scores provided by NTA to calculate the merit scores as per programme's eligibility. The highest possible preference will be provisionally allocated to the candidates considering the following points:

• Course-Specific merit
• Category of the students (UR/ OBC-NCL/ SC/ ST/ EWS/ Minority)
• Seat Intake
• Any other allocation rules, policies, or criteria citied by CSAS or University of Delhi