CUET

For students aiming for Delhi University through CUET, the ideal time to start coaching is either at the end of Class 11 or the beginning of Class 12. This allows for a structured approach, balancing preparation for both board exams and the CUET, while also providing enough time to build a strong foundation and practice effectively.  

Admission to B.Sc Computer Science at Gauhati University via CUET is competitive. While the university does not publicly release precise cutoffs, trends show that for General category students, a CUET score of 550 to 600 out of 800 offers a strong chance. Reserved categories may see lower cutoffs. The selection depends on the number of applicants, paper difficulty and seat availability. Stay updated through the Gauhati University admissions portal for subject-specific cutoff announcements. Ensure your documents and scorecard are ready and apply in the first round to increase your chance of getting shortlisted.

Yes, Institute of Engineering and Technology, Lucknow or IET Lucknow is under CUET. Candidates must appear for the CUET exam to take admission in the courses such as MCA, MBA and M.Tech at IET Lucknow. Additionally, they must apply at the institute by filling the application form available online and appearing for the counselling process. They must also submit the entrance scorecards to apply for and confirm admission.  

Yes. For admission to Delhi University (DU) undergraduate programs, you must fill out both the CUET UG form and the DU admission portal form. The CUET UG form is necessary to appear for the national-level entrance exam, which DU uses for its merit list. After the CUET results are announced, you need to register on DU's Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal to select your preferred colleges and courses. Failure to fill either form will result in missing out on the admission process despite qualifying the CUET UG exam.

ICFAI University considers CUET-UG scores for admission. However, it is not compuslory to have a CUET score. The university also offers admission to UG programmes based on merit of the aspirants in the last qualifying exam. For some courses, the university also accepts national-level entrance exams such as CLAT, LSAT, etc. Selected candidates also need to pass a personal interview round for final admission.