Alerts and Updates for DUET

Delhi University Entrance Test (DUET) for 2025 is anticipated to follow the trend of being conducted through the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) for both UG and PG admissions, as DU has shifted from its traditional DUET format. Candidates seeking admission should prepare for CUET UG and PG exams, which are now the basis for entry into DU programs. Specific dates for DUET or CUET 2025 have not been officially confirmed yet. Stay tuned for further announcements from the National Testing Agency (NTA).

DUET 2025 application forms and exam dates are expected to be announced soon, with resources available for candidates to track updates on registration, syllabus, and eligibility criteria. Aspirants are advised to regularly check the official NTA or DU websites for the latest notifications. The exam pattern and preparation tips are also being updated on various educational platforms to assist students.

Previous question papers for DUET 2025 are being made available online to aid student preparation, as announced by several educational websites. These resources are crucial for understanding the exam format and difficulty level, especially since NTA is organizing the test. Candidates can download sample papers and past questions to enhance their readiness.

The DUET Answer Key for 2025 is expected to be released by NTA post-examination, allowing candidates to verify their responses and estimate scores. Aspirants will need to log in with their credentials on the official DU or NTA portal to access the key. Updates regarding the release date will be shared closer to the exam period.

DUET PG Result 2025 updates are being discussed, with results expected to be accessible on the official DU admission portal once announced. Candidates can check their scores and download merit lists for future reference. Cut-off marks and further admission processes will follow the result declaration.

Delhi University admissions for the 2025-26 session have commenced, with entry based on CUET scores rather than a separate DUET, aligning with recent policy changes. This shift has led to concerns about vacant seats and student dropouts, as highlighted in recent discussions. Students are encouraged to stay updated via official channels for clarity on the admission process.