CUET PG

📋 CUET PG Exam Overview

CUET PG is conducted multiple times per year to provide flexibility to candidates. The exam covers a wide range of postgraduate programmes including MA, MSc, MCom, MBA, and other specialized master's degree programmes.

✅ CUET PG Eligibility Criteria

Educational Qualification

Eligibility varies by programme and university. General criteria include:

• Bachelor's Degree: Candidates must have completed or be in the final year of their bachelor's degree from a recognized university
• Minimum Marks: Typically 50% aggregate (45% for SC/ST/OBC/PwD categories), though specific requirements vary by programme
• Subject Requirements: Some programmes require specific subjects at the undergraduate level
• Final Year Students: Students appearing in final year exams are eligible to apply provisionally

Age Criteria

Generally, there is no upper age limit for CUET PG. However, specific programmes or universities may have age restrictions. Candidates should check individual university requirements.

📝 CUET PG Exam Pattern

CUET PG exam pattern consists of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) with a total of 100 questions and 2 hours duration.

Subject-Specific Tests

CUET PG covers 60+ subjects/disciplines across various fields. Candidates need to choose tests based on their desired programme and university requirements.

📚 CUET PG Major Test Papers

CUET PG offers subject-specific tests across various disciplines. Here are the major categories:

1. Arts & Humanities

• English
• Hindi
• History
• Political Science
• Philosophy
• Sanskrit
• And other language & humanities subjects

2. Social Sciences

• Psychology
• Sociology
• Economics
• Geography
• Public Administration
• Social Work

3. Commerce & Management

• Commerce
• Business Administration
• Master of Business Administration (MBA)
• Human Resource Management
• International Business

4. Science & Technology

• Mathematics
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Botany
• Zoology
• Computer Science & Applications
• Statistics
• Biotechnology
• Environmental Sciences

5. Professional Courses

• Education
• Journalism & Mass Communication
• Library & Information Science
• Law
• Physical Education

🧮 General Test Sections

Most CUET PG subject papers include questions covering the following areas:

Note: The exact composition and weightage of sections vary depending on the specific subject/programme selected.

📝 CUET PG Registration Process

Step-by-Step Registration Guide

Note: Registration typically opens a few months before the exam. Keep track of official announcements on the CUET website for exact dates and fee structure.

🎯 Admission & Selection Process

How CUET PG Scores are Used

The admission process after CUET PG involves the following stages:

Stage 1: CUET PG Exam

Candidates appear for the CUET PG exam in their chosen subject(s). Scores are calculated based on correct and incorrect responses.

Stage 2: Result Declaration

NTA declares the CUET PG results with subject-wise scores and All India Rank. Score cards are available for download from the official website.

Stage 3: University-Wise Counseling

Individual participating universities conduct their own counseling and admission processes based on:

• CUET PG Score: Primary criterion for shortlisting
• University Cutoffs: Each university and programme sets minimum qualifying scores
• Seat Reservation: As per government norms (SC/ST/OBC/EWS/PwD)
• Additional Criteria: Some universities may consider academic records, interviews, or portfolio

Stage 4: Document Verification & Admission

Shortlisted candidates undergo document verification and complete admission formalities at their chosen university.

💡 CUET PG Preparation Tips

1. Understand Your Subject Syllabus

Thoroughly review the CUET PG syllabus for your chosen subject. Focus on graduation-level concepts, theories, and applications.

2. Refer to Standard Textbooks

Use standard undergraduate textbooks and reference materials for your subject. These form the core of CUET PG questions.

3. Practice Previous Year Questions

Solve previous year papers and sample questions to understand exam pattern, difficulty level, and frequently tested topics.

4. Focus on Core Concepts

Build a strong foundation in fundamental concepts rather than memorizing facts. CUET PG tests conceptual understanding and application.

5. Develop Time Management Skills

Practice completing 100 questions in 120 minutes. Allocate time wisely and avoid spending too long on difficult questions.

6. Master Analytical Reasoning

Many papers include logical reasoning and data interpretation. Practice these sections regularly for better performance.

7. Take Mock Tests Regularly

Simulate exam conditions with full-length mock tests. Analyze your performance to identify weak areas and improve consistently.

8. Stay Updated with Current Affairs

For subjects like Political Science, Economics, Journalism, etc., stay updated with recent developments and current affairs.

9. Revise Regularly

Create concise notes and revision sheets. Regular revision helps retain information and improves recall during the exam.

10. Manage Negative Marking

With -1 marking for wrong answers, practice accuracy. Attempt questions you're confident about and use educated guessing wisely.