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What is CUET exam?

The CUET (Common University Entrance Test) is a standardized entrance exam in India.

CUET aims to streamline the admission process by providing a single entrance test for multiple universities (both central and state universities), as well as some private and deemed universities.

It serves as the primary entrance examination for admission into 249 universities, including 45 prestigious central universities. This figure is anticipated to increase even further for next CUET exams.

Basics tips for CUET exam photo, signature, and disability docs requirements

Please ensure that you keep several copies of the photograph, as the same image will be necessary for the application form, on the day of the examination, and during the counseling/admission process.

Ensure the images has sufficient resolution to be clearly visible (not be hazy, pixelated, or distorted).

The photograph must be recent, no older than two months. It must accurately reflect the individual's appearance on the day of the examination and thereafter.

Photographs may not be subject to any enhancement methods, including the use of lenses, tinted glasses, filters, etc..

CUET form photo guidelines

  • The photograph must be recent, and it should be either in color or black and white.
  • The size of the photograph must be within 10 KB to 200 KB.
  • The photo must be in JPG or JPEG format.
  • Photograph should be taken against a white background.
  • The photograph must show 80% of your face with your ears visible and without any mask, no lenses, no dark glasses, filters, etc..
  • The photograph file must be named as ‘first two characters of the candidate's name’. For Example: if candidate name is Arindam, then the appropriate file name would be ‘AR_PHOTO’.

Signature upload guidelines for CUET form

  • The signature should be done using a black pen on white paper.
  • Size of the scanned signature must be between 10 KB to 50 KB.
  • The photo must be in JPG or JPEG format.
  • The signature file should be named as ‘first two characters of candidate name'. For example, if a candidate’s name is Arindam, the file name should be ‘AR_SIGNATURE’.
  • Ensure the signature image have sufficient resolution to be clearly visible (not be hazy, pixelated, or distorted).

CUET form PwD/PwBD/UDID certificate upload guidelines

  • If applicable, the file should be named as ‘first two characters of name'. For example, if a candidate’s name is Arindam, the file name should be ‘AR_PWDCERTIFICATE’.
  • Size of the Certificate should be between 50 KB to 300 KB.
  • The file format should be in PDF format.

FAQ's related to CUET exam

Is 450 a good score in CUET?

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A CUET score of 450 is considered a decent to average score, depending on the specific program and university.

Can I choose 3 subjects in CUET?

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Yes, you can choose 3 subjects for the CUET exam. In the CUET exam, you can choose up to 5 subjects in total.

The number of subjects you choose will affect the total marks for the exam. For example, choosing 3 subjects will have a total of 750 marks, while choosing 5 subjects will have 1250 total marks.

Is negative marking in CUET?

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Yes, CUET 2025 has negative marking. For each incorrect answer, one mark is deducted. There's no negative marking for unattempt questions.

Can we give 2 attempts for CUET?

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The exam is conducted annually, so candidates can attempt it once per year. The CUET UG 2025 examination does not have a limit on the number of attempts. Candidates can appear for the exam as many times as they wish.