CUET

Check the table below to know the duration in which candidates can reset/rerieve the CUET login credentials:

Sri Venkateswara College admissions 2025 for all UG and PG programs is based on Common University Entrance Test (CUET) scores conducted by NTA. Applicants seeking admission to UG courses need to appear for CUET UG while candidates are required to appear for CUET PG for PG admissions. Hence, CUET is accepted for B.Sc

Currently, Jagan Institute of Management Studies, Rohini, Delhi does not accept CUET UG scores for admission to BBA course as per the information given on the official website of the institute. Eligible aspirants are shortlisted based on a valid rank obtained in IPU CET, followed by GGSIPU Counselling. Interested candidates can visit the official website of CET and fill an online application form for the respective exam. This exam is conducted every year for admission to BBA course across all the affiliated colleges of GGSIPU, including Jagan Institute of Management Studies, Rohini, Delhi.

No, for admission to Calcutta University CUET score is not required. The University either accepts its in-house entrance exam or national-level entrance exams such as CAT/MAT/WBJEE/JEE Main, etc. 

Yes, this central university will also be offering admission to various courses based on CUET scores. However, this does not confirm admission. Candidates will have to meet the course-specific minimum eligibility and other criteria as prescribed by the university as well.

After the declaration of CUET PG 2026 exam results, CUET PG 2026 Counselling registrations has been started by the participating universities.

CUET UG Language section will include 50 questions. Candidates must attempt all questions. There will be no optional questions.

The language section will check candidate's reading comprehension based on different types of passages. This section will also include questions from grammar. To prepare for the CUET UG language section, candidates must solve previous year question papers and mock tests to become familiar with the type of questions asked in the exam.