CUET UG 2024 is around the corner and in this case, it is very essential to start preparing for the examination. The examination is conducted by the National Testing Agency, which helps the students who passed class 12th to get admission to the top universities and institutes in various courses and study programs.
This examination by NTA is a big step towards providing equal opportunities to all students, irrespective of the board of examination of the candidate or the medium of language. Overall, this exam helps in offering admission to the top colleges based on the marks awarded in the CUET examination by the candidate.
Results of CUET UG 2024 are announced by the NTA on 28th July. To check the scorecard you can visit the official website of the NTA. For more info Click Here.
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CUET UG 2024 official notification and information bulletin will be released soon in February and the tentative date for the exam conduction will be from 15th May 2024 to 31st May 2024. Here in this blog, we have suggested some preparation tips for the CUET UG Examination, the marking schemes of CUET UG, the number of questions and how the raw scores and normalised scores vary.
Some key highlights of CUET UG 2024
- CUET UG Examination is conducted by the nodal body of NTA(National Testing Agency).
- It is conducted once a year to offer admission to students in undergraduate courses in various central and state universities
- The examination is conducted in Computer-based mode and candidates can choose to appear in the exam from anywhere in India as this examination is conducted in more than 171 cities.
- The information bulletin for CUET UG 2024 will be released in February.
- The tentative examination dates have been released. The examination can be conducted from 15th May 2024 to 31st May 2024.
- The examination is a national-level entrance examination and this was started in the year 2022 to eliminate multiple entrance examinations for different institutes.
- There are various institutes and universities involved in the CUET UG. Some of them are- JNU, the University of Delhi, Aligarh Muslim University, Banaras Hindu University, Mizoram University, Manipur University, and many more.
Marking Scheme in the CUET UG 2024 examination
CUET UG is a national-level entrance examination that is conducted in a Computer-based mode. The examination consists of Multiple-choice questions. The students have to choose a correct answer or the most appropriate answer out of the given options. However, if the anomaly is found in any of the given questions, you can raise the query.
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The candidate is awarded with +5 for every right-answered question and for every incorrect question, he will be awarded with -1 marks. There will be no marking for unattempted questions. Here is the detailed marking scheme of CUET UG-
- For each correct answer students will be awarded +5 marks.
- For every wrong answer, students will get -1 marks
- There will be no marks for unattempted question
- If two options are found correct, +5 marks will be awarded only to those who have attempted any of the two correct options.
- In case, if all the options in the question are found correct, marks will be awarded to the students who have attempted the question.
- In case, not a single option is found correct, then all the students who attempted that question will be awarded +5 marks.
CUET Raw Marks vs Percentile Scores
CUET UG Examination is conducted in various shifts. So a standard marking system is a prerequisite. NTA adopted the normalisation of the raw scores of the candidates to maintain equal opportunity distribution among different shifts of students. Therefore Equi-percentile method is used to convert raw scores into normalised scores. With the help of this method, the raw score is converted into the normalised score and percentile score for each subject.
Subjects in CUET 2024
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Sociology |
Home Science |
General Test |
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Agriculture |
Mathematics |
Accountancy/Book Keeping |
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Physics |
Psychology |
Languages |
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Chemistry |
Physical Education |
Business Studies |
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Business Economics/ Economics |
Geography |
Mass Media and Communication |
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Biology |
Teaching Aptitude |
History |
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Political Science |
Legal Studies |
Anthropology |
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Computer Science |
Raw Score vs. percentile scores
For each shift, percentile scores are calculated with a special procedure.
Step 1- Count the Total number of students who appeared in one shift. Mark it as N.
Step 2- Arrange the appeared candidates in decreasing order of their marks.
Step 3- Now note the raw score of each candidate in that shift and denote it as T. Now, count the number of candidates with raw marks less than or equal to T and denote it as m. Use the formula mentioned here.
Step 4- Formula= Percentile Score (P)=m/N*100
Percentile Score= Number of Candidates who appeared in a shift with a raw score equal to or less than the T score/Total candidates who appeared in session* 100
How do percentile and normalised scores vary?
Here we have given the data based on the CUET 2023. You can get a rough idea from the table here for your CUET UG 2024 examination as well. If the normalized scores in the examination range between 188 to 200, then your percentile can be 100(expected). Similarly, if your normalized score lies somewhere between 187 to 170, then your percentile score can be 99.
How many questions to Attempt in CUET UG?
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S.No |
Sections |
Maximum Questions to Attempt |
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1. |
Section IA |
40/50 Questions |
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Section IB |
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2.. |
Section II |
40/50 Questions |
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3. |
Section III |
50/60 Questions |
Note- Mentioned above is the examination pattern of CUET 2023. The pattern for CUET UG 2024 may vary. For more information, You can visit the NTA official website.
Cutoffs for Various Courses in CUET
For Delhi University- There are many colleges under Delhi University. Some of the top colleges of them as per NIRF are-
- Miranda House
- Hindu College
- Kirori Mal College
- Shri Ram College of Commerce
- Sri Venkateswara College
- Lady Irwin College
- Atma Ram Sanatan Dharm College
- Hans Raj College
- St. Stephens's College
Cut-offs for the Delhi University are
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College Name |
BA Cut Off (In Percentile) |
BA (Hons) Cut Off (In Percentile) |
BSc Cut Off (In Percentile) |
BSc (Hons) Cut Off (In Percentile) |
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Lady Sri Ram College for Women |
97-99 |
90-92 |
92-94 |
99-100 |
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Hans Raj College |
98.5-99.5 |
96-98 |
96-98 |
99-100 |
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Acharya Narendra Dev College |
95-96 |
96.5-98 |
96-98 |
97-99 |
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Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College |
97.5-98.5 |
96-98 |
96-98 |
97-99 |
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Bhim Rao Ambedkar College |
96-97 |
96-98 |
99-100 |
94-96 |
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Deshbandhu College |
88-90 |
80-82 |
76-78 |
78-80 |
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Janki Devi Memorial College |
98.5-99.5 |
91-93 |
92-93 |
99-100 |
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Kirori Mal College |
98-99.5 |
96-98 |
96-98 |
99-100 |
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Maharaja Agrasen College |
95-96 |
92-94 |
92-94 |
96-98 |
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Maitreyi College for Women |
97-98 |
92-93 |
91-92 |
95-97 |
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Gargi College |
99+ |
97.5-98.5 |
99-100 |
99-100 |
Cutoff for JNU(Expected)
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Course |
General |
OBC |
ST |
SC |
PWD |
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B.A. (Hons) Arabic |
80- 90 |
81-85 |
70-75 |
75-78 |
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B.A. (Hons) French |
90- 97 |
89-94 |
80-85 |
86-90 |
78-84 |
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B.A. (Hons) Japanese |
93-95.5 |
88-93 |
77-80 |
80-85 |
59- 63 |
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B.A. (Hons) Persian |
85- 88 |
81- 84 |
65- 68 |
74- 77 |
33- 36 |
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B.A. (Hons) Russian |
88-90 |
85- 87 |
68- 70 |
79- 81 |
51 |
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B.A. (Hons) Chinese |
91-94 |
86- 90 |
70- 76 |
77-81 |
39- 42 |
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B.A. (Hons) German |
90- 95 |
89- 91 |
73- 77 |
84-88 |
48- 50 |
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B.A. (Hons) Korean |
93-95 |
87- 91 |
83- 85 |
82-85 |
36- 43 |
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B.A. (Hons) Pashto |
84.6 |
80- 82 |
63- 65 |
76- 78 |
35- 39 |
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B.A. (Hons) Spanish |
88-91.5 |
89.2 |
77- 78.9 |
82- 84 |
42- 46 |
BHU Cutoffs(Based on Normalized scores)
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UG Courses in BHU |
BHU Cut-off Score (Normalized) |
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B.A (Hons) English |
170+ |
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B.Com (Hons) |
220+ |
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B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry |
160+ |
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B.A (Hons) Economics |
170+ |
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B.Sc (Hons) Mathematics |
160+ |
Jamia Milia Islamia expected cutoffs for
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B.A (Hons) English |
65-80 |
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B.Com (Hons) |
60-80 |
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B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry |
45-70 |
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B.A (Hons) Economics |
70-80 |
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B.Sc (Hons) Mathematics |
50-70 |
How to score maximum marks in CUET UG 2024?
CUET UG is a crucial examination and cracking it with all the efforts and handwork is important. Here we have given some tips that can help you fetch maximum marks in CUET 2024
- Do your preparation from NCERT Books
- Thoroughly analyse the syllabus and prepare accordingly
- Attempt Sample papers daily
- Focus on weak topics and improve marks
- Correction of mock is equally important
- Make short notes for quick revision.
- Follow one book for one topic. Avoid Studying from multiple books.
- The main focus should be on the domain subject.
Factors that influence the CUET cut-offs and marks
Certain factors can affect your performance and overall cut-offs as well.
- The level of difficulty of the examination
- Performance of the Candidate in the Examination
- Number of seats offered by the universities and institutes in the CUET
- Total candidates appeared in the final examination of CUET.
Booklist and other free resources for CUET 2024
The CUET UG examination is a prerequisite to get admission to any undergraduate course. As this is a national-level examination and has a high competition. The most important thing is studying from one source and not rushing to read all the books and resources available in the market. Here we have given a list of some books that can help you in preparing for CUET UG. Feel free to include some other books apart from them as well.
Booklist for CUET 2024
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Section 1- Language and Comprehension |
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Section 2- Domain Subjects |
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Section 3- General Aptitude Test |
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Free Resources for CUET UG Examination
There are many resources available online. Focus on what you need, research a little and you can get the best resource online and that too for free of cost.
Oswaal Books, Testbook and many websites are there that offer study material and resources for the student for free. But choose and shortlist as per your convenience.
Therefore, if you are preparing on your own, you can easily qualify for the examination. Do not hustle to prepare everything. Focus on the syllabus and make the strategy of the examination accordingly. Also, revision of the syllabus is equally important.
