CUET

Yes, you can remove additional subject in CUET form. When the correction window opens, you can change your subjects. After the deadline of reviewing the subjects ends, you will not be able to make any changes to your preferences. It is better to be notified with the correction window updates to be able to make changes on time.

Yes, some universities accept PCB students for B.Tech in Agriculture through CUET.  

Yes, you can apply for it. To be eligible, you should have completed your 10+2 education with physics and mathematics as compulsory subjects, along with Chemistry, Computer Science, Electronics, Information technology, Biology, Informatics Practices, or Biotechnology, achieving at least 45% marks ( 40% for reserved categories) in these subjects combined.

To find your APAAR ID, check the "Issued Documents" section of your DigiLocker account. If it is not there you can ask your school administration since many institutions are registering students as part of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.

While the APAAR ID is not yet mandatory for CUET UG registration, it is encouraged for tracking academic records. Candidates who wish to generate their APAAR ID can apply for the same through their school.

No, APAAR ID is not mandatory for CUET UG 2026. Candidates filling the CUET 2026 application form can simply select "No" in the dropdown if they do not have an APAAR ID (Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry ID).  

Yes, you can but if you want yo take admission in bhu first you have to score good marks in cuet because their cutoff is quite high.

Yes, CUET exam is required for admission to Kirori Mal Bcom course. Candidates must also have to pass in class 12/HSC exam to be eligible for the CUET exam. Register and appear for CUET (UG or PG depending upon the desired course). Apply for CSAS Counselling to get a seat in  Kirori Mal College. 

For BA LLB admissions at Kashmiri University, you generally do not need a CLAT score. CLAT is mainly used for admissions to National Law Universities, and most state universities (including Kashmiri University) follow their own entrance exams or selection process for law programs. Similarly, the CUET is typically for non-law undergraduate courses and isn't used for law admissions here.