CUET

Yes, you can definitely take admission in Cluster Innovation Centre (CIC) in Delhi university by taking CUET exam. Their B.Tech (Information Technology & Mathematical Innovations) and B.A. (Hons) Humanities and social sciences courses accept admission through the CUET UG scores, and then through the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) counseling procedure by the Delhi University. You should fulfill certain conditions to qualify to each course, such as minimum marks in 10+2 and subject combinations in CUET.

The CUET does not include syllabus of any subject from Class 10. Their exam syllabus is mostly based on the Class 12 NCERT syllabus, while some important concepts from Class 11 can also be a part of the syllabus. So, if you're preparing for the CUET exam for BA Geography or any UG-level course, study from Class 12 syllabus.

The combination of subject is basically the relevant subject of the course you want to pursue for the central university of south Bihar or any university in cuet 25.

For example if you going to pursue B.Sc Hons zoology then you must choose the biology in your subject combination.

For BA economics you must choose economics as the subject in your cuet ug 

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It differs college-to-college but for the Delhi University for the commerce career in bba 

You can choose in Cuet one language and 3 core subjects that you have in 12th will make you eligible for the BBA admission but you need to score high because the competition stands tough

Kindly prepare your 12th subjects.

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YES, THIS EXAM WILL BE CONDUCTED IN PEN PAPER MODE 

BUT YOU CAN SOLVE YOUR NUMERICALS  ON A PEN AND PAPER GIVEN TO YOU ALL FOR ROUGH WORK.

IN EVERY CBT EXAM A PEN AND PAPER IS GIVEN ! 

Yes, it is possible to get admission into Guwahati University for undergraduate programs through the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). Guwahati University accepts CUET scores for various undergraduate courses, including BA and BSc programs. 

CUET is mandatory, you also need to meet the specific eligibility criteria set by the university for the particular programme you are applying for. This may include minimum marks in your class 12 board exams. For example, for BSc programs, a minimum aggregate score of 40% in class 12 is generally required.