CUET

No, Azim Premji University does not accept the CUET UG scores only for admissions to BSc courses. The university offers seven specialisations in BSc courses, from which some of the BSc specialisations might accept CUET scores only. However, the university also accepts valid SAT scores and JEE Mains scores for admissions to BSc courses.
Moreover, candidates whose Class 12 results are awaited and who want to take admissions to BSc courses can apply through the university-in-house-entrance exam. Hence, APU Bangalore does accept the scores of the CUET/SAT/JEE Mains/in-house entrance exam for BSc courses.

CUET cutoffs for Delhi University (DU) are different from college to college and course to course. Cutoffs may be extremely high in case of premier colleges. A 285 out of 600 may be a cut-off in some DU colleges, but this would depend on the particular college and category you are in. Some colleges could have 90-99 percentile cutoffs for BA courses. To find out your prospects, cross-check your marks with the last year's cutoffs of BA Economics and BA Geography for certain DU colleges. Look for cutoff information on DU's official website.

No, Azim Premji University does not accept the CUET UG scores only for admissions to BA courses. The university offers six specialisations in BA courses, from which some of the BA specialisations might accept CUET scores only. However, the university also accepts valid SAT scores for admissions to BA courses.
Moreover, candidates whose Class 12 results are awaited and who want to take admissions to BA courses can apply through the university-in-house-entrance exam. Hence, APU Bangalore does accept the scores of the CUET/SAT/in-house entrance exam for BA courses.

To get admission to the Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) programme at Dr. Harisingh Gour Vishwavidyalaya, you need to score at least 45% in 12th grade. You must also pass 10+2 or equivalent with English as one of the subjects and Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology. 

Eligibility for B.Pharm at Dr. Harisingh Gour University 

Pass 10+2 or equivalent with English, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology

Score at least 45% in 12th grade

Eligibility for B.Pharm at other colleges 

Pass 12th grade or an equivalent

Yes, you can appear for the DU and CUET LLB entrance exams in your home state as the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) is a national-level exam with exam centers across India, allowing you to choose a test center near your residence when applying; this means you can take the exam in your home state regardless of where you want to study at DU or other participating universities. 

Key points to remember:

National-level exam:

CUET is a nationwide entrance exam, so you can take it in any city where a test center is available. 

Choosing your exam center

Yes, candidates can get admissions to BA courses at Azim Premji University without CUET UG scores, because the university also accepts valid scores of other entrance exams for admissions to BA courses. Hence, if candidates have not appeared and secured valid scores in CUET UG, they can appear for either the SAT or in-house university entrance exam to be considered for admissions. However, before applying for the entrance exam at the university, candidates must ensure that they are completing the basic eligibility criteria. 

With a score of 597 out of 800 in CUET, you have a high probability of admission to a B.A. (Hons) in Political Science at North Campus colleges of Delhi University. The cut-off is generally between 550 and 600 marks depending on the college and the competition. Hindu College, Miranda House, and Gargi College are among the top choices. It is better to check the official DU site regularly to seek cut-off statements and other admissions details.

With 98 marks in CUET, you can opt for a number of colleges for a B.A. in Hindi, particularly under Delhi University. Some of the options are Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, which has a B.A. course with Hindi, Gargi College, which is famous for its academic excellence and women empowerment, and Indraprastha College for Women, which is a renowned college with a number of B.A. courses, including Hindi. These colleges tend to have competitive cut-offs, and hence it is better to verify the recent admission rules and cut-off trends for the best results.