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CUET PG candidates are encouraged to review all applicable eligibility requirements, including age limits, course enrollment-specific requirements, nationality requirements, and other crucial minimum eligibility requirements, before submitting their applications online. It is expected that there would be no age restriction for applicants competing in CUET (PG) 2024, in line with the pattern of the previous year. For the CUET (PG) 2024 examination, candidates who have passed the bachelor's degree or equivalent examination or who are appearing in 2024, regardless of age, may apply. Nonetheless, in order to be considered for admission, candidates must meet the age requirements specified by the university.

Under the Societies Registration Act (1860), the Ministry of Education (MoE) of the Government of India (GOI) established the National Testing Agency (NTA) as an independent, autonomous, and self-sustaining premier testing organisation. The NTA's purpose is to conduct international standards tests that are transparent, efficient, and measure candidates' competency for admission to elite higher education institutions. The responsibility of administering the Central University Entrance Test (CUET) for Post Graduate (PG) programmes has been delegated to the National Testing Agency (NTA). The CUET PG exam is entirely under the control of the NTA which is the conducting body; from registration to results announcement. 

The number of candidates who appeared and registered according to subjects in CUET PG 2023 is mentioned below. You can further refer to Shiksha as well as the official website of CUET PG 2023.

 The Test Paper - No. of Reg Candidate - No. of Appeared Candidates

Agama - 50 - 17

Agri-Business Management - 7203 - 

4174

Agricultural Science - 16546 - 12759

Agro-forestry - 2669 - 1215

Ancient Indian History, Culture & Arch. - 4266 - 2048

Animal Science (Poultry) - 966 - 381

Anthropology- 2400 - 1076

Applied Arts- 528 - 326

Applied Geography and Geoinformatics- 2151 - 1125

Arabic- 702 - 440

Architecture and Planning- 287 - 70

Art and Aesthetics - 1197 - 524

Assamese - 101 - 45

Atmospheric Science - 862 - 383

B.Ed - 48054 - 30436

B.Ed. Humanities and Social Sciences - 16792 - 8844

B.Ed. Languages - 8929 - 5376

B.Ed. Science - 10737 - 4083

B.Ed. Mathematics - 5382 - 1835

Baudha Darshan / Buddhist Studies (Trilingual) - 588 - 285

Bengali - 857 - 475

Bhutia - 31 - 24

Biochemistry - 8896 - 5193

Bioinformatics - 3484 - 1313

Botany - 16130 - 10007

To ensure the seamless execution of the CUET PG examination on the ground, a Central Control Room was established. There were 162 Deputy Observers, 1083 Observers, 02 National Coordinators, 19 Regional Coordinators, and 303 City Coordinators deployed. To stop exam fraud, live CCTV surveillance was implemented in every testing facility. Additionally, the NTA set up live viewing of all exam centres' remote locations from the Control Room, which is housed on the NTA's New Delhi premises. CCTV system recording was also carried out. AI-powered Video Analytics and Virtual Observers were also used to keep an eye on the testing centres. Jammers were put in every Centre to prevent cheating via cell networks.

According to the report of NTA, approximately 8 Lacs people applied for the CUET PG 2023 Examination, which assessed students in 4597 courses using 157 different question codes. The CUET PG 2023 Statistics regarding the applicants who appeared in the different categories can be viewed by candidates here:

Number of registered candidates (unique) - 459083

Number of tests administered - 877492

Male (Unique Candidates) - 209740

Female (Unique Candidates) - 249332

Transgender (Unique Candidates) - 11

PwD (Unique Candidates - 2276

General (Unique Candidates) - 166548

SC (Unique Candidates) - 52088

ST (Unique Candidates) - 38767

OBC (Unique Candidates) - 163807

EWS (Unique Candidates) - 37873

Number of mediums (languages) - 2

Number of Cities where the exam was conducted - 279

Number of Phases - 2

Number of universities - 197

The CUET PG 2023 Exam was held across 279 exam centre cities over the course of 19 days, beginning on June 5, 2023. The goal of CUET PG 2023 was to schedule exams for 157 courses that the member universities provided. According to an NTA study, approximately 8 Lacs people applied for the CUET PG 2023 Examination, which assessed students in 4597 courses using 157 different question codes. There were 396 question papers overall, and there were 45875 questions. Over the course of 23 days and 60 shifts, these were used. The question paper was available in Hindi and English. Approximately 8.3 Lacs individuals participated in Phase 1, and over 46,000 candidates participated in Phase 2. 

The National Testing Agency will shortly release the CUET PG 2024 exam pattern. The CUET PG 2024 exam will be administered online through computer-based testing (CBT), in line with last year's pattern. The exam will be for two hours in total. The question paper will be available in Hindi and English. According to the CUET PG exam pattern 2024, there will be two sections to the question paper and a total of 100 questions in the test. There were 25 questions in Part A on language comprehension and verbal ability, and there were 75 questions in Part B that were unique to a given topic. The structure of the expected CUET PG 2024 question paper is as follows

Part A - Language Comprehension/Verbal Ability, General Test (GK, QA, Analytical Skills)

Number of questions - 25

Part B - Domain knowledge

Number of questions - 75