CUET

Of course, it is. The CUET exam pattern has 3 sections: Domain-Specific, Language, and General Test. The other two sections remain the same for every candidate, but the Domain-Specific section is based on the subjects you chose at the time of CUET form-filling. The admission to the BA specialisation will also be based on those subjects only. 

Yes, some dates regarding CUET exam 2026 have been announcedat this point. The CUET 2026 entrance exam will be open for registrations in the month of March from 1st March 2026 - 26th March 2026. The CUET 2026 exam is scheduled to take place from 15th May 2026 - 3rd June 2026. The results are expected to be announced on 4th July 2026.

No, all candidates who wish to get admissions into the NIU BSc courses are required to clear the CUET exam. The admissions into NIU BSc courses are decided by a candidate's performance in the CUET exam. The CUET exam for the year 2025 has already passed. Hence, candidates are required to wait for CUET 2026 which will be announced very soon.

No, BSSS Institute of Advanced Studies is not under CUET. The institute accepts various other entrance exams for admissions to the MBA course such as CMAT, CAT, XAT, SNAP, ATMA, etc. While admissions to the MS course is merit-based and merit of graduation is accepted for the same. However, for fulfilling the eligibility criteria candidates must appear for an English proficiency exam or submit an LOR. 

For domain-specific questions, it might work, but for logical reasoning, aptitude, and current affairs sections, you'll need to add reference books and related books to your preparation. The CUET pattern is the same for every paper, divided into 3 sections: Domain-specific, Language, and General Aptitude.

Yes, CUET is mandatory for all BA programs in the University of Delhi and its affiliated colleges. You can choose from a number of subjects and make a combination in the CUET form. 

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The requirement of CUET score varies course-wise at Jamia Hamdard. The university considers CUET scores for admission to BSc, BSc (Hons), BA (Hons), BA, BJMC, BCom, BBA and BMS programmes. Besides passing CUET, aspirants must also fulfill the eligibility requirements specific to the preferred programme. The final selection is done considering both CUET and qualifying exam scores of the aspirants.

No,  Tamil Nadu National Law University (TNNLU), Tiruchirappalli is not under CUET. The universuit accepts the CLAT exam for admission in the various courses offered. Candidates must appear for this exam and achieve a valid aggregate in the same to take admission in Tamil Nadu National Law University (TNNLU), Tiruchirappalli.

With a CUET score of 400, your chances of admission in B.Pharm colleges depend on the cut-offs, category, and state quota. Generally, private and some deemed universities keep seats open till August, so you may still get admission. Government colleges usually close earlier with higher cut-offs, but private and semi-government institutions often accept CUET scores or conduct spot/management rounds. So yes, you can still secure admission in private B.Pharm colleges with 400 marks in August through direct counseling or spot admission.

Yes, several universities and colleges now accept CUET (Common University Entrance Test) scores for admission into the Bachelor of Optometry program. This standardizes the process and makes it accessible to students across India.

However, admission policies vary. Some institutions also conduct their own entrance exams or consider merit-based admission through Class 12 scores in PCB subjects. Students should check college-specific criteria.