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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
It is an optional subject: Candidates are not required to take the test unless their chosen university mandates it. University-specific requirements: Candidates must check the admission criteria of their desired university and course to determine if the CUET General Test is necessary.6 Mar 2025
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To pursue B.Tech or B.Sc (CS) through CUET, you should choose Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Applied Mathematics as core domain subjects. Some universities also accept Computer Science/Informatics Practices. A language test (English/Hindi) and the General Test may be required based on the university and course. Subject mapping varies, so check each university's criteria.
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a year agoContributor-Level 6
For all the universities providing B.Pharm, the General Aptitude Test (Section III) is mandatory, while the language test (English or Hindi) can be optional based on the eligibility criteria of the university.
The General Test tests logical, quantitative and analytical ability, and is commonly required in central universities for admission to B.Pharm
Language Test (Section I) is not compulsory at the national CUET level, but specific universities can include it as a compulsory eligibility requirement
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