The common university entrance test will be held from June 5-12.

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The common university Entrance Test will be held from June 5-12.

    The Common  University Entrance Test-PG for admission to a postgraduate course in universities across the country will be conducted from June 5-12, the National Testing Agency announced. Given several new universities opting for the test, the NTA extended the application deadline till May 5."Candidates are advised to regularly visit the NTA website for the latest updates regarding the examination," a senior official said. 

 

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 The University Grants Commission has mandated all central universities to use CUET scores for undergraduate admissions but has kept it optional for postgraduate intake.

      As of now,180 universities including central, state and private institutions, have come on board to conduct postgraduate admission with CUET-PG scores.

      

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 Unlike CUE TUG, the PG exam will be conducted in two shifts per day.UGC has decided to conduct the undergraduate exam in three shifts this year.

    "There is no age limit for candidates to appear for CUET(PG). Candidates who have passed their catchers course or an equivalent examination or are appearing in 2023, irrespective of their age, can appear in the exam. The candidates, however, will be required to fulfil the age criteria set by the university of their choice," the official added.