CUET

I think surely you will get admission in BHU. BUT I will say apply  to at least 2 to 3 places like BHU, AU and any other Good University.

For good University check bird rankings and it must be Central University.  For BHU counseling update you can visit it's official website bhuonline.in

Check the subject combination in BHU for Ba LLb then calculate your marks not only on the basis of two subject. Because in 2024 cut off for SC was 406 in second round.

Add your language marks also if it is above 410 then I think surely you will get. If it is below to that, still you apply there.

May be cut off go low.

On this score it is tough to get main campus but you can get in affiliated campus. But apply two both places, for main and affiliated there may be that in last 

rounds you can get a seat.

On this score it is very tough for getting admission in BHU. Check the subject combination required then count your numbers.

For example if subject combination is physics, math, and general studies then merit will be made only on these three paper marks you got in CUET.

You can search cut off alsn by searching bhu CUET UG cutoff 2024 there you will get a pdf. You can check your course category wise also.

No, you cannot pursue MA Sociology at NEHU Shillong without CUET.

NEHU Shillong requires CUET PG scores for admission to all PG programmes including MA Sociology. The university has made CUET mandatory for UG and PG admissions.

CUET PG 2025 application deadline has been extended to February 8, 2025. You'll need to appear for CUET PG to be eligible for MA Sociology admission at NEHU.

No DU college conducts a separate entrance exam for B.Com (Hons.) admission. Admission is based only on your CUET-UG score + eligibility criteria + college preferences filled in the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal of DU.

• All admissions to UG programs in DU colleges, including B.Com (Hons.), are strictly based on the Common University Entrance Test - Undergraduate (CUET-UG).

• This has been the rule since 2022, when DU replaced the merit-based (Class 12 marks) and college-specific exams with CUET.

Yes, there are multiple universities which offer other methods of admission which includes their own entrance test and merit list-based admissions based on class 12th board exams score.
You can try at various state universities. Apart from them, the open universities could also be a great choice.
Institutions like IGNOU can also be considered.

No, CUET is not accepted at Indore Instiute of Law, Candidates must appear for CLAT or the IILET exam and acheive a valid score in the same to take admission in the institute. Merit of these exams will be considered for admission in the candidate's preferred course. 

Yes, absolutely NCERT books are a great starting point for cuet preparation, especially for subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics, History, and more. It is aligned with cuet syllabus which is based on class 12 content which  ncert covers.NCERT concepts are very clear and explain fundamental in a clear, structured way and it is perfect for building a strong base.