CUET 2023 Exam Pattern
CUET 2023 will have three sections, namely Section I (A & B) (Languages), Section II (Domain Subjects), and Section III (General Test).
Section I A Languages | There are a total of 13 languages | The candidate has to attempt 40 questions out of 50 questions in each language | Reading Comprehension (based on different sorts of passages–Factual, Literary, and Narrative), [Literary Aptitude and Vocabulary] will be used to assess language. | For each language, there is 45 minutes |
Section I B Languages | There are a total of 20 languages |
Section II-Domain | There is a total of 27 Domains specific subjects which are being offered under this Section. A candidate may choose a maximum of six (06) Domains desired by the applicable University | The candidate has to attempt 40 questions out of 50. | - Input text will be used for MCQ-based questions
- Multiple-choice Questions based on NCERT Class 12th syllabus only
| For each Domain-Specific Subject, there is 45 minutes. |
Section III- General Test | For any undergraduate program/programs provided by universities that require the use of a General Test for entrance. | The candidate has to attempt 60 questions out of 75 | - Input text will be used for MCQ based questions
- General mental Ability, Current Affairs, General Knowledge, Quantitative Reasoning (Basic mathematical concepts like algebra/arithmetic/geometry/mensuration/tat taught till Grade 8), Logical and Analytical Reasoning.
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CUET Exam 2023: Important dates
Event | Date |
Registration starts | 9th February 2023 |
Registration closes | 30th March 2023 (Up to 9:50 PM) |
Last date for application fee | 30th March 2023 (Up to 11:50 PM) |
Correction window | 1st – 3rd April 2023 |
Announcement of exam city slip | 30th April 2023 |
Admit card | Second week of May |
Exam dates | 21st – 31st May 2023 |
Reserve exam date | 1st – 7th June 2023 |
Display of answer Key | To be announced later |
Declaration of result | To be announced later |
CUET 2023: Marking Scheme
- For every correct answer, the candidate will be awarded 5 marks.
- For every incorrect answer, there will be a negative marking of 1 mark.
- There will be no negative marks for the unattempted questions.
CUET 2023: Preparation Strategy
Preparing for your CUET exam can be tricky as it is closer to the Board Exams and students often get overwhelmed. To avoid stress and wasting your time, you must have a strategy in place.
- Analyze previous year questions: The first step in your preparation should be going through the Previous Year question Papers. It helps you to understand what topics require more attention, and you can plan your preparation accordingly.
- Choosing the right study material: With three different categories it might be a bit tricky to choose the right study material. You must compliment your preparation from NCERTs with guide books that provide you comprehensive notes for easy revision and material which is targeted at cracking CUET.
- Practicing Mock tests: the final step in your preparation is practicing mock tests. You should set a timer and practice mock tests that will test your preparation and give you a check on how well you can perform in the given time.
- Staying calm on the day of exam: It is important to keep your nerves under control on the day of exam. Avoid cramming the night before exam and get an 8 hour sleep. Double check all your necessities like admit card and reach the exam centre before time.