CUET-PG Centres

The reporting time for the CUET PG exam depends on the exam center and the shift allotted to the candidates. There are 3 shifts which start at:

1. 8.30 AM

2. 12.30 PM

3. 3.00 PM

Please arrive 1 hour before your exam.

No, the conducting body for CUET PG never changes every year. NTA (National Testing Agency) is responsible for conducting the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) PG.

Generally, requests for exam center changes after the release of the CUET PG city intimation slip are not entertained. The NTA allocates centers based on availability and candidate preferences submitted during registration. While they might consider exceptional circumstances, it's highly unlikely a change will be granted.

Therefore, it's crucial to carefully choose your preferred exam city during the application process. Check the information on the city intimation slip carefully, and if you have a genuine, unavoidable issue, contact the NTA immediately, though a positive response isn't guaranteed.

While it's always best to arrive on time, if unforeseen circumstances cause you to be late for the CUET PG exam, it's at the discretion of the center superintendent whether or not you'll be allowed entry. There's no guarantee. Generally, a short delay might be considered, but significant lateness will likely result in being denied entry.

It's crucial to contact the NTA or the exam center immediately if you face unavoidable delays, explaining your situation. However, arriving late is strongly discouraged, as it can cause stress and impact your performance.

The reporting time for the CUET PG exam varies depending on the shift you're assigned to.

• Generally, you should aim to reach the exam center at least 1-2 hours before the exam starts. This allows time for security checks, document verification, and familiarization with the center.

• The exact reporting time will be clearly mentioned on your admit card. Make sure to check it carefully and plan your travel accordingly.

Candidates can check the difference between the both from below:

The National Testing Agency has not released a public notice mentioning the recommendations received by the expert committee for the CUET PG 2026 examination. The exam officials have proposed changes in the exam duration, pattern, among others. Changes, if any, will be updated here.

The total number of international cities where CUET UG exam centres is expected to be located is 24.The cities are:

• Bagmati, Nepal
• Bangkok, Thailand
• Brasilia, Brazil
• Cape Town, South Africa
• Colombo, Sri Lanka
• Doha, Qatar
• Dubai, UAE
• Hanoi, Vietnam
• Hong Kong
• Jakarta, Indonesia
• Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• Kuwait City, Kuwait
• Lagos/Abuja, Nigeria
• Manama, Bahrain
• Moscow, Russia
• Muscat
• Ottawa, Canada
• Reduit, Mauritious
• Riyadh, Riyadh Province
• Sharjah, UAE
• Singapore
• Sydney, Australia
• Vienna, Austria
• Washington DC, USA