Christ University Entrance Tests

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No, there is no freedom fighter quota in the CUET exam. The CUET is an entrance exam conducted by the NTA for admissions to participating universities. There is no separate freedom fighter quota in CUET. However, some state universities do provide preference to the children of freedom fighters. Other than this, CUET does have category-based retrieval for the following categories:
1. Horizontal reservation up to 5 percent for persons with disabilities.
2. Other Backward Classes (Non-creamy layer): 27 percent
3. Economically Weaker Section: 10 percent
4. Scheduled Castes: 15 Percent
5. Scheduled Tribe: 7.5 percent. And if it's help you like it.

Hi shruti
Yes, you can register for the common seat allocation system at DU. After completing the 12th grade, students must take the CUET exam to gain admission to Delhi University. You need to take the subject test for the degree you want to apply for. For example, if you want to apply for a B.Sc. In mathematics, you must take the CUET UG math paper. After the announcement of CUET UG results, Delhi University will publish the registration date for the CSAS portal. At the CSAS online portal, you can register for the course in which you want to enroll at Delhi University. Depending on your merit, you will get a college allocation for your course
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No, as per the circular issued by UGC, around nine universities are exempt from participating in the CUET (UG) exam. The CUET UG exam is being conducted by the NTA for admission to undergraduate courses at 44 participating central universities. However, CUET is not the sole criteria for admission to these universities. Some universities also offer admission based on other criteria, such as a sports quota. Also, around nine universities are not participating in the CUET UG exam. Out of these nine, eight are from the northeastern states, including the North-Eastern Hill University in Meghalaya. The HNB Garhwal University, Uttarakhand, is also exempt from CUET-UG.