CUET PG
CUET PG is the Common University Entrance Test for postgraduate admissions, conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for admission to Master's programs in central, state, and other participating universities. The computer-based test assesses candidates for programs like MA, MSc, MCom, MBA, and MCA, with admissions offered by many universities including Delhi University, JNU, and BHU.
- The exam has two parts for most courses.
- Part A: Covers general topics such as Language Comprehension/Verbal Ability, General Awareness, Mathematical/Quantitative Ability, and Analytical Skills.
- Part B: Focuses on domain-specific knowledge related to the chosen postgraduate subject, like Chemistry, Physics, History, etc.
CUET PG | 2025
To be eligible for CUET PG, a candidate must have a bachelor's degree or an equivalent qualification and meet the specific percentage requirements for their category (50% for General, 45% for SC/ST, but note that some universities may have higher requirements). Candidates in their final year of graduation may also be eligible, and there is no age limit for the exam, although individual universities might have their own age restrictions for specific programs. It is essential to check the specific eligibility criteria for the course and university you are applying to, as they can vary.
- A bachelor's degree or an equivalent qualification from a recognized university is required.
- Candidates who are appearing for their final year of undergraduate studies in 2026 are also eligible to apply.
- There is no age limit for the CUET PG exam itself, but individual universities may have their own age criteria for specific courses.
- Indian nationals are eligible. Certain candidates from other countries, such as Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibetan refugees who settled in India before 1962, are also eligible.
- General Category: A minimum of 50% marks in the qualifying degree is required.
- Reserved Categories (SC/ST): A minimum of 45% marks in the qualifying degree is required.
- Note: Some sources indicate a requirement of 55% for the general category and slightly lower for other categories at some universities, so it is crucial to check the specific university's criteria.
- Depending on the postgraduate course, candidates must have specific compulsory subjects in their undergraduate degree.
- Each participating university can have its own additional eligibility criteria. Candidates must check the admission guidelines of the specific university and course they are interested in before applying.
