CUET-PG

The CUET PG exam is conducted annually, and generally takes place in March or April. The specific date of the exam is provided to candidates (by the NTA, on their website) months in advance.

When the NTA issues the notification for the CUET PG examination, it will include everything candidates should know regarding the exam including exam eligibility, application details, exam format, syllabus and timetable.

Candidates should regularly check the official NTA website for any recent updates concerning the CUET PG exam.

Actually yes, faculty of Law BHU accept applicants CUET-PG scores for selection. Candidates seeking admission must a valid score in the national-level examination. 

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

No, candidates cannot enroll for MBA admission at IET Lucknow without CUET-PG scores. The college admits students based on CUET-PG scores, followed by UPTAC Counselling. Candidates looking for course admission must meet the eligibility criteria set by the college. Candidates must complete their graduation. 

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.

Of more than 3,000 full time M.Tech colleges in India you will find more than 2300 private colleges, 500+ government colleges, and the remaining public-private. For M Tech admission, exam scores like GATE, CEETA PG, and CUET PG are widely accepted by top colleges. Talking about CUET PG in particular, around 160 colleges accept the respective exam scores for giving M.Tech admission to students.

You can go to official M.Tech college websites where you are seeking admission to see which exam score is accepted by the same and then prepare for it accordingly.

No, for Masters in Mass Communication, marks of entrance exam like CAT, ATMA, etc. are accepted for admission. These exams are designed specifically to test an applicant's aptitude, general knowledge, writing skills, and media awareness, which are very much crucial for success in the field of mass communication.

IFIM College of Law does accept CUET-PG scores for admission to LLB programme. However, candidates without CUET-PG score can also get admission based on their performance in ISAT. IFIM Scholastic Aptitude Test is conducted by the college to shortlist aspirants for admission to LLB programme. Additionally, aspirants also need to pass a PI round for final selection.