CUET UG

No, CUET UG is not compulsory to get admission into the BSc course at Dr. D.Y. Patil ACS College. The eligibility criteria to get enrolled in the BSc course are completing higher senior secondary with a minimum aggregate of 50% (45% for the reserved category), and the admission is merit-based. However, for some of the offered BSc specialisations the admission will be granted as per the college's selection process and university guidelines. Thus, for those specialsiations, candidates are required to contact the college's admission department directly. 

Admission into UG and PG courses at the Central University of Rajasthan (CURAJ) is based on merit through entrance exams and their cutoffs. It accepts the CUET scores for UG/PG admission. The students must meet the CUET  cutoff set by the university.

No, CUET UG 2026 official syllabus has not been released. NTA will uplaod the CUET 2026 syllabus PDFs tentatively in first week of March along with the release of official notification. Candidates preparing for CUET 2026 exam can download the CUET syllabus. The CUET syllabus is based on class 12th NCERT curriculum. Candidates must prepare well from the class 12th syllabus to ace the entrance examination.

Admission to the BCom programme at Dr. D.Y. Patil ACS College does not require CUET UG results. However, the college might accept CUET UG scores for admission to its several undergraduate courses. Still, for admission to the BCom course, the college does not consider CUET scores. Moreover, the college only grants merit-based admissions after evaluating candidates' Class 12 scores.

For the B.Sc. Biotechnology programme at Jamia Millia Islamia through CUET UG 2025, you should choose Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biological Studies/Biotechnology/Biochemistry. Additionally, you will need to select one language from the list provided by CUET. 

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After considering my options, I would choose B.Tech from a private college like Medicaps or Acropolis if I'm interested in a specialised engineering programme with industry connections. However, if I'm looking for a more affordable option with a strong academic foundation, BSc from a government college like DAVV would be a better fit. Ultimately, the decision depends on my career goals, budget, and priorities.