Alerts and Updates for CUET(UG)

The National Testing Agency (NTA) is expected to release the CUET UG 2026 exam dates soon, with preparations underway for the upcoming cycle. This exam, conducted for undergraduate admissions to central and participating universities, aims to provide a unified platform for students across India. Aspirants are advised to regularly check the official NTA website for confirmed schedules and application details.

Major reforms were announced for CUET UG 2025 by the University Grants Commission (UGC), including a reduction of subjects from 63 to 37. The exam has shifted to a fully computer-based test (CBT) mode with a uniform 60-minute duration per subject. Candidates can now select up to 5 subjects, even those not studied in Class 12, with all questions being compulsory.

CUET UG 2025 results were declared on July 4, 2025, by the NTA, with scorecards released for over 13.5 lakh candidates. Notably, one candidate achieved a perfect 100% in four subjects, while 2,847 others secured top percentiles. These results facilitate admissions to 243 universities, including prominent institutions like DU, JNU, and BHU.

The CUET UG 2025 examination was conducted between May 13 and June 4, 2025, as per the NTA's schedule. Results were anticipated to follow in early July, aligning with past trends for timely university admissions. Students can access their scorecards on the official CUET website for further admission processes.

Speculations about the postponement of the CUET UG 2025 exam surfaced earlier this year, though no official confirmation was issued by the NTA. Reports suggested potential delays, causing uncertainty among candidates. Students were urged to rely on official announcements for accurate updates.

Discussions on platforms like X have highlighted ongoing concerns about CUET UG implementation, including specific issues like additional interview processes by colleges such as St. Stephen's at the undergraduate level. Some users expressed skepticism about the uniformity of the admission process under CUET. However, these sentiments remain unverified and should be cross-checked with official sources.