National Testing Agency has changed the name of Central Universities Common Entrance Test (CUCET) to Central Universities Entrance Test (CUET). CUET 2022 will provide a single-window opportunity for students to seek admission in any of the Central Universities (CUs) across the country Central Universities Entrance Test will be conducted in 13 languages at around 154 exam centres around the country. This year, Delhi University (DU) has also made the CUET mandatory for the academic session 2022-23.

• CUET 2022 Application Form

The CUET 2022 application process would comprise steps including registration, application, image upload and payment. The candidates looking forward to admission to undergraduate and postgraduate programmes at several centrally-funded universities must have to submit online applications at the official website https://cuet.samarth.ac.in/. As per the latest notice of UGC, the CUET 2022 Application Form will be available from the 02nd April 2022 to the 30th of April 2022. 

• CUET 2022 Application Fee

CUET 2022 Application Fee can be paid by debit/credit card/net banking or Challan of SBI bank any branch. Candidates have to pay the application fee either online or offline mode. GST and other taxes will be applicable by Govt. of India/ Bank. Check category-wise CUET 2022 Application Fee from the below table.

• How to fill CUET Application Form 2022?

The candidates have to fill out CUET Application Form 2022 to get registered for the Central Universities Entrance Test (CUET). Follow the below steps to fill CUET 2022 Application Form.

Step 1 – Visit the official website of CUET to fill out CUET Application Form 2022.

Step 2 – Click on the ‘Apply Online’ tab to register for the programme.

Step 3 – After clicking, candidates will be able to see three programmes options- UG, PG, and RP. Click on the link you wish to apply for.

Step 4 – Complete the registration process by entering details like the program applied for, name, valid e-mail-id, mobile number, date of birth, and verification code displayed on the screen.

Step 5 – Once all details are submitted, the application number and password are generated and are sent to the registered email address and mobile number.

Step 6 – Use the application number and password to log in and fill up the application form by entering the log-in details like personal, academic qualifications and communication address.

Step 7 – Upload scanned images of a recent passport-sized photograph and signature in the prescribed format and dimensions.

Step 8 – Select the examination centres- In order of preference, select and enter the exam centres.

Step 9 – On successful online application submission with payment of fees through an automated e-mail and SMS is sent to the registered e-mail ID and mobile number.

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CUET does not take away the importance of schools, says top NTA official

A senior National Testing Agency (NTA) official spoke to hundreds of school administrators on Thursday to apprise them of the common entrance exam for Central universities and told them that it would not take away from the importance of senior secondary schooling.

Dr Sadhana Parashar, senior director (examinations) at the NTA, walked heads of schools through the registration process of the Common Universities Entrance Test (CUET) and the subjects students need to opt for to be eligible for the programmes of their choice in universities. The session, aimed at enabling school administrators to help students through the new admission process for universities, was organised by Action Committee Unaided Recognised Private Schools — an umbrella body of private schools in India — as well as Indraprastha School Complex and Delhi Sahodaya Schools Complex.

CUET registration deadline for UG courses extended

Registration window for the undergraduate courses under Common University Entrance Test (CUET) most likely to extend whereas the registration window for the 18 postgraduate courses of Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV) is most likely to begin from Saturday onwards.

DAVV officials participated in an online meeting with the National Testing Agency (NTA) officials regarding the entrance test on Wednesday. “The agency has informed the varsities to check the mapping for the Postgraduate courses considering that they will finalize the brochure and open the registration window for the PG courses within a couple of days,” coordinator of DAVV for CUET, Dr KL Ahuja told TOI.

The varsity had initially included 19 postgraduate courses. However, the final rectified proposal was sent with 18 courses and DAVV has given a nod to go ahead with the courses, he added.

On the other hand, the registration window for the 23 undergraduate courses of 14 UTDs had commenced from April 15 onwards and the registration window which is set till May 6 is most likely to extend further as the examination is to be conducted in July, added Ahuja. TNN

DU Admissions 2022: University to organize a webinar on CUET Admission reservation policies

Delhi University has announced a webinar for the students explaining the reservation policies in the UG Admissions based on the CUET 2022 exams. The webinar is scheduled to be conducted on Friday – April 29, 2022.
The webinar titled‘ Reservation Policies and Related Aspects’ will throw light on the reservation policies, registration process, and documents required for reserved category (SC, ST, OBC, EWS) students. 
The webinar will be attended by Delhi University Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh, Registrar Vikas Gupta, Dean of Admissions Professor Haneet Gandhi and Joint Dean Professor Sanjeev Singh.

CUET is to be held twice from next year onwards

According to media reports, officials from the National Testing Agency have stated that the last date for the CUET 2022 applications will be extended while the announcement for the CUET 2022 postgraduate admissions are expected by next week.

According to the officials cited above, as many as 127, 037 candidates applied for the exam till April 13. Data provided by NTA showed most of the applications received were from Uttar Pradesh (36,611), followed by Delhi (23,418), Bihar (12,275), and Haryana (7,859), West Bengal (4,496), Madhya Pradesh (4,402) and Rajasthan (3,886). Among southern states, the maximum applications received so far were from Kerala (3,987), followed by Tamil Nadu (2,143), Telangana (1,807), Andhra Pradesh (1022) and Karnataka (901). In the case of northeastern states, most of the applicants belong to Assam (2,485) and Tripura (1,134).

“We are expecting the applications to increase by eight times by the end of the registration process.

UGC allows Jamia to hold CUET for only ten courses

A day after Jamia Millia Islamia’s academic council met the University Grants Commission (UGC), the varsity released its admission policy for the academic session 2022-23. It indicated that the university will hold the Central Universities Entrance Test (CUET) for only ten courses.

Although, the UGC earlier clarified that the central universities will have to consider only CUET scores for all undergraduate courses, Jamia — a minority institute is the only central university in Delhi that got exempted from holding CUET for all courses.

Jamia offers 60 undergraduate courses but CUET will be held only for BA French American studies, BA Hons Hindi, BA Hons Sanskrit, BA Hons economics, BA Hons history, BSc biotechnology and B.vocal (solar energy), BSc physics, BA Hons Turkish language and literature and BA Hons Spanish and Latin.

The university officials said that while students will register at the National Testing Agency (NTA) website for the CUET exam for a particular subject, they will have to separately register for the same subject at the Jamia admission website and pay a nominal fee of a minimum of Rs 200.

At St Stephen’s, 85% weightage to CUET, 15% to interview

Contrary to Delhi University’s directives, St Stephen’s College has notified that it will be conducting interviews carrying 15% weightage for admissions of students of all categories.

St Stephen’s College is one of six minority colleges in Delhi University that reserve 50% of their seats for minority candidates. While issuing different cut-offs for minority and general candidates, the college has also conducted interviews to finalise its students from among the shortlisted candidates through cut-offs for both categories of students.

UGC allows students to pursue two full-time academic programmes simultaneously

The University Grants Commission (UGC) on Tuesday announced that students will now be able to pursue two full-time academic programmes in physical mode. The commission has put together a set of guidelines regarding the same, which are now available on the official website i.e ugc.ac.in. Earlier, the UGC regulations did not allow students to pursue two full-time programmes and they could only pursue one full-time degree along with online/short-term/diploma courses.

The guidelines will apply to all the programmes available across the country. Students can either choose a combination of a diploma programme and an undergraduate (UG) degree, two master’s programmes, or two bachelor’s programmes. If a student is eligible to pursue a postgraduate (UG) degree and also wants to enrol in a bachelor’s degree in a different domain, he/she will be able to pursue a UG and PG degree simultaneously. The class timing for both the programmes must not clash.

Tamil Nadu Assembly adopts resolution opposing CUET

The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly on Monday “unanimously” adopted a resolution urging the Union government to withdraw the proposal of conducting of Common University Entrance Test (CUET). All political parties except the BJP supported the resolution moved by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin.

The University Grants Commission had announced that the admissions for various courses, including undergraduate programmes in all Central universities would be held only on the basis of the CUET scores from the academic year 2022-2023.

Indore: DAVV scraps CET to opt for CUET for admission

Making a major administrative move, Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV) on Saturday decided to do away with the common entrance test (CET) and opted for scores of the Central University Entrance Test (CUET) to grant admission in its teaching departments from session 2022-23.

AMU to adopt CUET for UG admissions, centre denies exemption request

Aligarh Muslim University, AMU will be conducting its undergraduate admissions for 2022 through CUET. This decision was made after the centre denied AMU’s request to use CUET for a limited number of courses.

The top academic body of the varsity approved the use of the Common University Entrance Test, CUET for admissions to the UG degree courses from the new academic session of 2022-23 onwards.

As per a statement offered by Aligarh Muslim University, “The university will use the test score of CUET but the University’s provisions for admissions such as internal reservation, VC’s nominations and Bridge course, madrassa admissions will remain unaffected”.

The statement also further added that AMU would conduct its own counselling sessions for admissions. The varsity will also conduct its own admission test for BTech, PG courses, Class 11, Diploma Courses, Schools and other courses without CUET.

All undergraduate admissions through CUET in Ambedkar University

The Delhi government-run Ambedkar University announced on Thursday that it will conduct all undergraduate admissions through the newly introduced Common University Entrance Test (CUET). All candidates, including those seeking admission to supernumerary seats, must take the CUET in 2022. The eligibility criteria will be determined based on CUET scores, Vice-Chancellor Anu Singh Lather said at a press conference here.

Delhi University reveals CUET admission policy 2022-23

Delhi University (DU) Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh Tuesday launched the admission policy of the university under the Common University Entrance Test (CUET), outlining what subjects students will need to sit for at the entrance in order to gain admission to various courses.

CUET 2022: 25 Karnataka state universities join the list of varsities admitting students through CUCET

From this year onwards, 45 central universities in India will be admitting students through the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). After a few private institutes also joined the ranks, 25 Karnataka state universities have also joined the list.

CUET 2022 registration to begin on April 6: NTA

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has announced that the registration for Common University Entrance Test (UG) — CUET 2022 — will now start on April 6, 2022. The registration was earlier scheduled to begin on April 2, 2022 (Saturday) but was rescheduled for unknown reasons. Interested candidates can find the official notice on NTA’s official website — nta.nic.in.

CUET 2022 WILL HAVE A CLASS 12 SYLLABUS

On March 29, the chairman of the University Grand Commission, UGC, M Jagadesh Kumar, said that the syllabus of the upcoming Common University Entrance Test, CUET 2022, will be completely based on the syllabus of Class 12.

He further added that there would be no questions asked about the Class 11 syllabus.

CUET 2022 IS NOT LIMITED TO CENTRAL UNIVERSITIES

UGC Chairman M Jagadesh Kumar in a PTI interview said that CUET will no longer be limited only to central universities but also a few prominent private universities which indicated that they would like to come on board to use CUET scores for UG admissions.

On Monday, the UGC chairman said that eight Deemed-to-be universities, including the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) and Jamia Hamdard, have expressed a desire to use CUET scores to admit students to undergraduate courses.

CUET IS LIKELY TO BE HELD TWICE A YEAR

The National Testing Agency, NTA, will consider conducting the CUET twice a year from the next session. In an interview with PTI, Kumar said CUET will not just be limited to admissions to Central Universities, as several prominent private universities have indicated that they would like to come on board to use the scores from the common entrance exam for undergraduate admissions. “To begin with, CUET will be conducted once this year, but NTA will consider conducting the exam at least twice a year from the next session. The entrance exam will not just be limited to Central Universities but also private ones.”

CUET WILL NOT MAKE BOARD EXAMS IRRELEVANT

On Tuesday, the UGC chairman said that CUET will neither make the board exams irrelevant nor give a push to “coaching culture.”

“The universities will still use board exams as qualifying criteria. Some universities can peg the requirement at 60 percent, some may choose to set 70 percent as a requirement, so there is no question of board exams being made irrelevant.”

“However, the focus on getting 100 per cent marks will definitely be reduced. Instances of a student getting 98 percent but still not getting admission to a good college will definitely be reduced after this,” he said.

CUET 2022 REGISTRATION FROM APRIL 2

According to a notice released by NTA, the registration process for CUET 2022 will begin on April 2, 2022. Once the registration link is active, candidates can register for CUET UG 2022 on the official website – cuet.samarth.ac.in for easy access. The application link will remain active till April 30, 2022.

• CUET Education Qualification

The academic qualifications for Undergraduate Courses, Post Graduate Courses and PhD Programmes are different which has been discussed below for each course. Check the CUET Academic Qualification for the course you are going to opt. 

• CUET Reservation

As CUET is an entrance exam for admissions to UG courses at the Central Universities, which have been established under an Act of the Parliament, each Central University must follow the norms set by the Government of India, with respect to intake and reservation of seats. This section of the CUET Eligibility provides relaxation to the SC/ST, OBC, and PwD category.

Generally, the following break-up is followed:

• Following is the list of CUET Colleges/Universities accepting CUET 2022 Scores for UG & PG admission.

  CUET Colleges	State	Location
  Banaras Hindu University	Uttar Pradesh	Varanasi
  Delhi University	Delhi	New Delhi
  Aligarh Muslim University	Uttar Pradesh	Aligarh
  Jamia Millia Islamia	Delhi	New Delhi
  Jawaharlal Nehru University	Delhi	New Delhi
  Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University	Uttar Pradesh	Lucknow
  Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya	Chhattisgarh	Bilaspur
  Tezpur University	Assam	Tezpur
  University of Allahabad	Uttar Pradesh	Prayagraj
  Visva-Bharati University	West Bengal	Santiniketan
  Dr. Hari Singh Gour University	Madhya Pradesh	Sagar
  English and Foreign Languages University	Telangana	Hyderabad
  North-Eastern Hill University	Meghalaya	Shillong
  Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University	Uttarakhand	Srinagar
  University of Hyderabad	Telangana	Hyderabad
  Manipur University	Manipur	Imphal
  Pondicherry University	Puducherry	Pondicherry
  Rajiv Gandhi University	Arunachal Pradesh	Itanagar
  Tripura University	Tripura	Agartala
  Assam University	Assam	Silchar
  Nagaland University	Nagaland	Lumami
  Mahatma Gandhi Antarrashtriya Hindi Vishwavidyalaya	Maharashtra	Wardha
  Maulana Azad National Urdu University	Telangana	Hyderabad
  Mizoram University	Mizoram	Aizawl
  Indira Gandhi National Tribal University	Madhya Pradesh	Amarkantak
  Sikkim University	Sikkim	Gangtok
  Central University of South Bihar	Bihar	Gaya
  Dr. Rajendra Prasad Central Agriculture University	Bihar	Samastipur
  National Sanskrit University[note 3]	Andhra Pradesh	Tirupati
  Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri National Sanskrit University	Delhi	New Delhi
  Central Sanskrit University	Delhi	New Delhi
  Indira Gandhi National Open University	Delhi	New Delhi
  Central Agricultural University	Manipur	Imphal
  Indian Maritime University	Tamil Nadu	Chennai
  Central University of Gujarat	Gujarat	Gandhinagar
  Central University of Haryana	Haryana	Mahendragarh
  Central University of Himachal Pradesh	Himachal Pradesh	Dharamsala
  Central University of Kashmir	Jammu and Kashmir	Srinagar
  Central University of Jharkhand	Jharkhand	Ranchi
  Central University of Karnataka	Karnataka	Kalaburagi
  Central University of Kerala	Kerala	Kasaragod
  Central University of Odisha	Odisha	Koraput
  Central University of Punjab	Punjab	Bathinda
  Central University of Rajasthan	Rajasthan	Ajmer
  Central University of Tamil Nadu	Tamil Nadu	Tiruvarur
  Nalanda University	Bihar	Rajgir, Nalanda
  South Asian University	Delhi	New Delhi
  Central University of Jammu	Jammu and Kashmir	Jammu
  Rajiv Gandhi National Aviation University	Uttar Pradesh	Raebareli
  Rani Lakshmi Bai Central Agricultural University	Uttar Pradesh	Jhansi
  Mahatma Gandhi Central University	Bihar	Motihari
  National Sports University	Manipur	Imphal
  Central Tribal University of Andhra Pradesh	Andhra Pradesh	Vizianagaram
  Central University of Andhra Pradesh	Andhra Pradesh	Anantapur

• NTA will also conduct CUET Exam in 13 languages ( Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Gujarati, Odiya, Bengali, Assamese, Punjabi, English, Hindi and Urdu). 1. CUET 2022 will be conducted in an online mode as Computer Based Test-CBT 2. CUET (UG) – 2022 will consist of the following 4 sections namely-
  1. Section IA – 13 Languages (Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Gujarati, Odiya, Bengali, Assamese, Punjabi, English, Hindi and Urdu)
  2. Section IB – 19 Languages (French, Spanish, German, Nepali, Persian, Italian, Arabic, Sindhi, Kashmiri, Konkani, Bodo, Dogri, Maithili, Manipuri, Santhali, Tibetan, Japanese, Russian, Chinese.)
  3. Section II – 27 Domain-specific Subjects (listed below)
  4. Section III – General Test
  3. The question paper will be Multiple Choice Question type only. 4. Section IA & IB- A candidate can choose a maximum of any 3 languages from Section IA and Section IB taken together. (One of the languages chosen needs to be in lieu of Domain-specific subjects) 5. Section II offers 27 Subjects, out of which a candidate may choose a maximum of 6 Subjects. 6. Section III comprises General Test. 7. For choosing Languages (upto 3) from Section IA and IB and a maximum of 6 Subjects from Section II and General Test under Section III, the Candidate must refer to the requirements of his/her intended University.

  CUET Exam Pattern 2022
  Sections	Subjects/ Tests	No. of Questions	To be Attempted	Duration
  Section IA	13 Languages	50	40 in each language	45 minutes for each language
  Section IB	19 Languages
  Section II	27 Domain-specific Subjects	50	40	45 minutes for each subject
  Section III	General Test	75	60	60 minutes

CUET Syllabus 2022 PDF has been provided by officials on https://cuet.samarth.ac.in and the candidates can directly download CUET Syllabus PDFs for UG & PG Courses from the links provided in the article. One of the most important things to help you with your CUET Exam Preparation is to thoroughly understand the CUET Syllabus 2022 which has been discussed separately for each subject and section below. 

CUET Syllabus 2022 for UG Courses

The Part A of the CUET 2022 Exam consists of questions from sections- English, Numerical Aptitude, Data Interpretation, Analytical Skills, Reasoning, General Aptitude and General Knowledge. 

CUET Syllabus for Language Test

CUET Hindi Language Test Syllabus (Detailed Syllabus PDF)

Reading Comprehension (based on different types of passages–Factual, Literary and Narrative [Literary Aptitude & Vocabulary].

Questions from the Language Section will be from the following topics but are not limited to:

• Reading Comprehension: There will be three types of passages (maximum 300-350 words): Factual, Narrative & Literary
• Verbal Ability
• Rearranging the parts
• Choosing the correct word
• Synonyms and Antonyms
• Vocabulary

CUET Hindi Language Test

CUET English Language Test Syllabus (Detailed Syllabus PDF)

Reading Comprehension (based on different types of passages–Factual, Literary and Narrative [Literary Aptitude & Vocabulary].

Questions from the Language Section will be from the following topics but are not limited to:

• Reading Comprehension: There will be three types of passages (maximum 300-350 words): Factual, Narrative & Literary
• Verbal Ability
• Rearranging the parts
• Choosing the correct word
• Synonyms and Antonyms
• Vocabulary

Grammar Syllabus

1. Order of Words and Clauses
2. Direct and Indirect Speech
3. Active and Passive Voice
4. Tenses
5. Noun
6. Pronoun
7. Verb
8. Adverb
9. Prepositions
10. Conjunction
11. Phrases and Idioms
12. Vocabulary
13. Comprehension Reading

CUET Syllabus for Domain Subject

As per the NCERT model syllabus as applicable to Class XII only for the subject students choose while filling their CUET 2022 Application Form. 

CUET Syllabus for General Test (Detailed Syllabus PDF)

The General Awareness section includes static General Knowledge, while questions on Current Affairs will gauge a candidate’s knowledge of national & international current affairs. Let’s have a look at the General Awareness and Current Affairs topics for CUET 2022 exam.

Note:
There will be one Question Paper which will have 75 questions out of which 60 questions need
to be attempted.

The Question Paper will contain questions from the following topics :

• General Knowledge
• Current Affairs
• General Mental Ability
• Numerical Ability
• Quantitative Reasoning (Simple application of basic mathematical concepts arithmetic/algebra
  geometry/mensuration/statistics taught till Grade 8)
• Logical and Analytical Reasoning

Numerical Ability Quantitative Reasoning

1. Percentage
2.  Profit and Loss
3.  Simple Interest and Compound Interest
4.  Averages
5. Time and Work
6. Mensuration

General knowledge syllabus

1. Parliament of India
2.  About India
3.  Abbreviated Names
4. Superlatives in India
5.  Firsts and Lasts in India
6.   Multipurpose Projects in India
7.  United Nations Organisation
8. Important Days of the Year
9. Abbreviations
10.  Books and Authors
11.  Inventions and Discoveries
12.  World Quiz
13. Superlatives of World
14.  Important List of Schemes Launched by PM Narendra Modi
15. Important Logos

Logical Thinking and Reasoning for CUET

1. Analogy
2.  Number Series
3.  Letter Repeating Series
4. Coding-Decoding
5.  Blood Relations
6. Direction Sense Test
7. Sitting Arrangements
8. Number, Ranking and Time Sequence Test
9.  Non-verbal Series
10.  Logical Venn Diagrams
11.  Logical Sequence of Word

CUET Syllabus for Chemistry (Detailed Syllabus PDF)

• Unit I: Solid State
• Unit II: Solutions
• Unit III: Electrochemistry
• Unit IV: Chemical Kinetics
• Unit V: Surface Chemistry
• Unit VI: General Principles and Processes of Isolation of Elements
• Unit VII: p-Block Elements
• Unit VIII: d and f Block Elements
• Unit IX Coordination Compounds
• Unit X: Haloalkanes and Haloarenes
• Unit XI: Alcohols, Phenols, and Ethers
• Unit XII: Aldehydes, Ketones, and Carboxylic Acids
• Unit XIII: Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen
• Unit XIV: Biomolecules
• Unit XV: Polymers
• Unit XVI: Chemistry in Everyday Life

CUET Syllabus for Physics  (Detailed Syllabus PDF)

• Unit I: Electrostatics
• Unit II: Current Electricity
• Unit III: Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism
• Unit IV: Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Currents
• Unit V: Electromagnetic Waves
• Unit VI: Optics
• Unit VII: Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation
• Unit VIII: Atoms and Nuclei
• Unit IX: Electronic Devices
• Unit X: Communication Systems

CUET Syllabus for Mathematics (Detailed Syllabus PDF)

Section A

1. Algebra
2. Calculus
3. Integration And Its Applications
4. Differential Equations
5. Probability Distributions
6. Linear Programming

Section B1: Mathematics

• Unit I: Relations and Functions
• Unit II: Algebra
• Unit III: Calculus
• Unit IV: Vectors and Three-Dimensional Geometry
• Unit V: Linear Programming
• Unit VI: Probability

Section B2: Applied Mathematics

• Unit I: Numbers, Quantification and Numerical Applications
• Unit II: Algebra
• Unit III: Calculus
• Unit IV: Probability Distributions
• Unit V: Index Numbers and Time-Based Data
• Unit VI: Unit V: Index Numbers and Time-Based Data
• Unit VII: Index Numbers and Time-Based Data
• Unit VIII: Financial Mathematics
• Unit IX: Linear Programming

CUET Syllabus for Biology (Detailed Syllabus PDF)

• Unit I: Reproduction
• Unit II: Genetics and Evolution
• Unit III: Biology and Human Welfare
• Unit IV: Biotechnology and Its Applications
• Unit V: Ecology and Environment

CUET Syllabus for Business Studies (Detailed Syllabus PDF)

• Unit I: Nature and Significance of Management
• Unit II: Principles of Management
• Unit III: Business Environment
• Unit IV: Planning
• Unit V: Organising
• Unit VI: Staffing
• Unit VII: Directing
• Unit VIII: Controlling
• Unit IX: Business Finance
• Unit X: Financial Markets
• Unit XI: Marketing
• Unit XII: Consumer Protection
• Unit XIII: Entrepreneurship Development

CUET Syllabus for Economics (Detailed Syllabus PDF)

• Unit I: Introduction to Microeconomics
• Unit II: Consumer Behaviour and Demand
• Unit III: National Income and Related Aggregates — Basic Concepts and Measurement
• Unit IV: Determination of Income and Employment
• Unit V: Money and Banking
• Unit VI: Government Budget and the Economy
• Unit VII: Balance of Payments
• Unit VIII: Development Experience (1947-90) and Economic Reforms since 1991
• Unit IX: Current challenges facing the Indian Economy
• Unit X: Development Experience in India

 CUET Syllabus for Accountancy (Detailed Syllabus PDF)

• Unit I: Accounting Not-for-Profit Organisation
• Unit II: Accounting for Partnership
• Unit III: Reconstitution of Partnership
• Unit IV: Dissolution of Partnership Firm
• Unit V: Accounting for Share and Debenture Capital
• Unit VI: Analysis of Financial Statements
• Unit VII: Statement of Changes in Financial Position

Computerized Accounting System

• Unit I: Overview of Computerised Accounting System
• Unit II: Using Computerised Accounting System
• Unit III: Accounting Using Database Management System (DBMS)
• Unit IV: Accounting Applications of Electronic Spreadsheet

 CUET Syllabus for Political Science (Detailed Syllabus PDF)

Politics in India Since Independence

1. The era of One-Party Dominance
2. Nation-Building and Its Problems
3. Politics of Planned Development
4. India’s External Relations
5. Challenge to and Restoration of Congress System
6. Crisis of the Constitutional Order
7. Regional Aspirations and Conflicts
8. Rise of New Social Movements
9. Democratic Upsurge and Coalition Politics
10. Recent Issues and Challenges

Contemporary World Politics

1. Cold War Era in World Politics
2. The disintegration of the ‘Second World’ and the Collapse of Bipolarity
3. US Dominance in World Politics
4. Alternative Centres of Economic and Political Power
5. South Asia in the Post-Cold War Era
6. International Organisations in a Unipolar World
7. Security in Contemporary World
8. Environment and Natural Resources in Global Politics
9. Globalisation and Its Critics 

CUET Syllabus for Geography (Detailed Syllabus PDF)

Fundamentals of Human Geography

• Unit I: Human Geography: Nature and Scope
• Unit II: People
• Unit III: Human Activities
• Unit IV: Transport, Communication and Trade
• Unit V: Human Settlements

India: People and Economy

• Unit I: People
• Unit II: Human Settlements
• Unit III: Resources and Development
• Unit IV: Transport, Communication and International Trade
• Unit V: Geographical Perspective on Selected Issues and Problems

CUET Syllabus for History (Detailed Syllabus PDF)

• Unit I: The Story of the First Cities Harappan Archaeology
• Unit II: Political and Economic History
• Unit III: Social Histories using the Mahabharata
• Unit IV: A History of Buddhism
• Unit V: Agrarian Relations The Ain-i- Akbari
• Unit VI: The Mughal Court: Reconstructing Histories through Chronicles
• Unit VII: New Architecture: Hampi
• Unit VIII: Religious Histories: The Bhakti-Sufi Tradition
• Unit IX: Medieval Society through Travellers’ Accounts
• Unit X: Colonialism and Rural Society: Evidence from Official Reports
• Unit XI: Representations of 1857
• Unit XII: Colonialism and Indian Towns: Town Plans and Municipal Reports
• Unit XIII: Mahatma Gandhi through Contemporary Eyes
• Unit XIV: Partition through Oral Sources
• Unit XV: The Making of the Constitution

Format and Marking Pattern?

It will be a computer-based test with multiple-choice questions and will be available in 13 languages: Hindi, English, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, and Urdu, Assamese, Bengali, Punjabi, or Odia. Correct answers will be given five points (+5). There is negative marking; one point will be deducted for each wrong answer. Unanswered questions will not be graded. 

Which Subjects to Choose?

Prepare a list of universities/ courses you wish to apply to. Each will have its own set of subjects required. For example, one may require students to take one language, one domain, subject, and the General Test for course X, while another may require two domain subjects and the General test. The student then must take three exams: one language, two domain subjects, and the General test.

Merit List? 

The NTA has no role in preparing a merit list, and the candidate will just get the scorecard. Concerned universities may have further screening processes or may directly use the CUET scores to prepare their own merit lists.  

How to Start Preparation?

Follow textbooks prescribed by the NCERT. These can be found at https://ncert.nic.in/ OR https://epathshala.nic.in/ Also look for online platforms for additional study materials and support like CUET Books of Altis Vortex Publication. Book practice sessions with the National Testing Agency (NTA), at their Test Practice Centres. Check the NTA website for details on TPCs (https://nta.ac.in/Student).