CUET-PG Preparation

Here are some tips for candidates preparing for the CUET PG exam in CBT mode:

Understand the exam format, make sure you have a good understanding of computer, choose a test center that is convenient for you, arrive early on the center.

See, solve as many previous question papers and it is advised to allocate time to yourself while solving the paper.

It is advisable to start solving CUET PG question papers as part of your exam preparation at least 4-5 months before the exam date. 

No, it doesn't change. The National Testing Agency (NTA) has been consistently responsible for conducting the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) PG since its inception.

The NTA is a government autonomous organisation under the Ministry of Education, India. It has been entrusted with the task of conducting various entrance exams, including CUET PG, NEET, JEE, and others.

NTA (National Testing Agency) plays a very important role in the CUET PG admission process.

• Conducts the Exam
• Application Form
• Question Paper Development
• The Admit Card
• Answer Key Release
• Result Declaration

Some of the important pointers that the candidates should keep in mind while preparing for CUET PG exam are:

• Check the CUET-PG syllabus for LLM course
• Read about the exam pattern and marking scheme
• Solve previous year question paper and mock tests online

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For CUET PG Humanities preparation, consider these resources:

• Official NTA Website: Download the official syllabus and stay updated on exam notifications.
• Standard Textbooks: Refer to core textbooks for your specific subjects (e.g., History, Sociology, Literature).
• Reference Books: Use supplementary books for concise summaries, practice questions, and previous year papers.
• Online Platforms: Utilize educational websites, YouTube channels, and online courses for additional learning and practice.
• Mock Tests: Regularly attempt mock tests to assess your understanding, identify weak areas, and get accustomed to the exam format.