CUET-PG

CUET PG previous year's question papers are important for several reasons. Some of the reasons are mentioned below:

a) To Get Familiar with Exam Pattern: Solving the previous year's question papers helps candidates to get familiar with the exam pattern, types of questions, and difficulty level of the exam. This can help them to prepare effectively and improve their chances of scoring well in the exam.

B) To Identify Important Topics: By solving the previous year's question papers, candidates can identify the important topics that are frequently asked in the exam. This can help them to prioritize their preparation and focus on the topics that are more likely to be asked in the exam.

 C) To Boosts Confidence: Solving the previous year's question papers can help candidates to build confidence and reduce exam anxiety. It can also help them to develop a strategy for time management and improve their speed and accuracy in solving the questions.

D) Practice and Revision: Solving the previous year's question papers can help candidates to practice and revise the concepts they have learned. This can help them to reinforce their understanding of the subject and identify areas where they need to improve.

There are "25 questions" asked in Section 1 of the CUET PG exam. This section is compulsory for all candidates and consists of questions on General English, General Hindi, General Knowledge and Reasoning Ability.

The General English questions will test your understanding of grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension. The General Knowledge questions will cover a wide range of topics, including history, geography, current affairs, and science.

General Ability questions will cover topics like time, distance, average, mensuration, geometry, profit -loss etc.

There is no sectional timing for attempting these questions. Candidates are required to answer all 25 questions. There is  negative marking for incorrect answers.

The facilities provided at the CUET PG exam center may vary from one center to another, but generally, the following facilities are provided:

a) Seating Arrangements: The examination hall is equipped with desks and chairs for the candidates to sit and write the exam.

b) Computer Systems: The CUET PG exam is conducted in online mode, and the computer systems required to take the exam are provided at the exam center.

c) Power backup: The exam center is equipped with a power backup system to ensure uninterrupted power supply during the exam.

 d) CCTV Surveillance: The examination hall and the entire exam center are under CCTV surveillance to ensure the integrity of the exam. 

 The exam center provides a facility to store these items securely outside the exam hall. Candidates are advised to check the CUET PG City Intimation Slip carefully for any instructions or guidelines provided by the National Testing Agency NTA regarding the facilities available at the exam center and any items that are prohibited from being carried into the exam hall.

The reporting time for the CUET PG exam varies depending on the shift and the exam center allotted to you. The exam is conducted in three shifts: the first shift starts at 8:30 AM, the second shift starts at 12:00 PM and the third slot at 3:00 PM. Candidates are advised to reach the exam center at least one hour before the start of the exam.

This is to ensure that you have enough time for the verification process and to avoid any last-minute rush or delays. The reporting time mentioned on your CUET PG admit card is the time by which you should reach the exam center. It is important to note that candidates who report late may not be allowed to enter the exam center, and will be disqualified from the exam. Therefore, it is advisable to plan your travel in advance and reach the exam center well before the reporting time mentioned on your admit card to avoid any last-minute issues or delays. Also, make sure to carry all the required documents, including your CUET PG admit card and a valid photo ID proof, to the exam center for verification purposes.

No, the exam center cannot be changed after the release of the CUET PG admit card. The NTA has made it clear that once the exam center is allotted to a candidate, it cannot be changed under any circumstances.

This is to ensure the smooth and fair conduct of the exam. Changing the exam center at the last moment can create logistical challenges and lead to confusion among candidates and exam officials.

Therefore, it is important for candidates to select their exam city carefully while filling up the CUET PG application form. They should also choose cities that are well-connected by public transportation and have a good track record of conducting exams smoothly.