CUET SYLLABUS: The key to passing the exam!
The CUET exam is just a few months away, and reviewing the CUET syllabus holds greater importance since it is one of the keys to acing the exam.
CUET SYLLABUS: Overview
The Common University Entrance Test-UG (CUET-UG) exam is administered annually by the National Testing Agency (NTA) to candidates seeking admission to a variety of UG programmes at participating universities. 86 universities across the nation will accept applicants for their various UG programmes through the exam given on the scheduled CUET Exam Date 2023. Candidates can consult the CUET syllabus and more information on the official website about the CUET Exam..
CUET SYLLABUS:
Refer to the following tables for full understanding of the CUET syllabus
CUET SYLLABUS 2023 FOR SECTION I (IA & IB)
There are 33 languages on the CUET test. IA and IB subjects are included in Section I of the CUET Syllabus 2023, and further information about these subjects is provided below:
| CUET Syllabus of Section I (IA & IB) | |
| Section IA | English |
| Hindi | |
| Assamese | |
| Bengali | |
| Gujarati | |
| Kannada | |
| Malayalam | |
| Marathi | |
| Punjabi | |
| Odia | |
| Telugu | |
| Tamil | |
| Urdu | |
| Section IB | Arabic |
| Bodo | |
| Chinese | |
| Dogri | |
| French | |
| German | |
| Italian | |
| Japanese | |
| Kashmiri | |
| Konkani | |
| Maithili | |
| Manipuri | |
| Nepali | |
| Persian | |
| Russian | |
| Santhali | |
| Sindhi | |
| Spanish | |
| Tibetan | |
| Sanskrit | |
CUET SYLLABUS 2023 FOR SECTION II (DOMAIN SPECIFIC SUBJECT)
Topics specific to a particular domain are covered in Section II of the CUET Syllabus 2023. For each domain, the topic is distinct. Candidates may read more about it below.
| CUET Syllabus of Section II (Domain Specific Subject) | |
| Section II | Accountancy/BookKeeping |
| Agriculture | |
| Anthropology | |
| Biology/Biological Studies/Biotechnology/Biochemistry | |
| Business Studies | |
| Chemistry | |
| Computer Science/Informatics Practices | |
| Economics/Business Economics | |
| Engineering Graphics | |
| Entrepreneurship | |
| Fine Arts/Visual Arts(Sculpture/Painting)/Commercial Art | |
| Geography/Geology | |
| History | |
| Home Science | |
| Knowledge Tradition-Practices India | |
| Legal Studies | |
| Mass Media/Mass Communication | |
| Mathematics | |
| Performing Arts-
● Dance (Kathak/Bharatanatyam/Kathakali/Odissi/Kuchipudi/Manipuri). ● Drama -Theatre. ● Music General (Hindustani/Carnatic/Rabindra Sangeet/Percussion/Non-Percussion) |
|
| Physical Education/National Cadet Corps(NCC)/Yoga | |
| Physics | |
| Political Science | |
| Psychology | |
| Sanskrit | |
| Sociology | |
| Teaching Aptitude | |
CUET SYLLABUS 2023 FOR SECTION III (GENERAL TEST)
The Static Knowledge component of the General Test evaluates the candidate’s familiarity with both local and international news through questions on current events. The topics for the CUET 2023 exam’s current affairs and general knowledge parts are listed below.
- Current Affairs.
- Numerical Ability.
- General Knowledge.
- General Mental Ability.
- Logical and Analytical Reasoning.
- Quantitative Reasoning (simple applications of fundamental mathematical principles taught until grade eight, including geometry, arithmetic, algebra, and measurements).
CUET EXAM PATTERN:
CUET 2023 Exam Structure – Slot 1
| Test/Subjects
|
No. of questions to be attempted | Marks per question | Total marks
|
Duration of exam |
| Language (any one of the 13 languages opted in Section IA) |
40 out of 50 |
5 | 200 | 45 minutes per language |
| Domain Specific Subjects (Max. 2 subjects) |
40 out of 50 |
5 | 200 | 45 minutes per subject |
| General Test | 60 out of 75 | 5 | 300 | 60 minutes |
CUET Test Structure 2023 – Slot 2
| Test/Subjects | No. of questions to be attempted | Marks per question | Total marks | Duration of exam |
| Language (any one of the remaining 12 languages opted in Section IA (if one already taken in slot 1) and 1 from Section IB – as applicable) |
40 out of 50 |
5 | 200 |
45 minutes per language |
| Domain Specific Subjects (Max. 4 subjects) | 40 out of 50 | 5 | 200 | 45 minutes per subject |
CUET PREPARATION TIPS:
- Create an accurate time schedule and ensure that it is adhered to consistently.
- Have a thorough understanding of the CUET syllabus, format and the material to be covered.
- Concentrate on the more strong topics and make progress on the weaker areas.
- Make it a priority to finish covering all of the topics on your syllabus a few days before the test.
- Maintain your calm and your meditation.
- Take good sleep & food.
CUET 2023 CUT OFF:
The CUET Cut Off 2023 will be available to candidates via online mode. No other method of checking results will be accepted. Candidates must visit the website to learn the cutoff. It will be made available separately for undergraduate and graduate courses.
Students can view their cutoff in the form of subject-specific qualifying grades. The cutoff will be determined based on a number of variables, including the number of open seats and the number of individuals who applied and appeared.
CUET 2023 ANSWER KEY:
Applicants will be able to examine the CUET UG 2023 answer key beginning in the third week of June 2023 for all undergraduate programmes. It will only be accessible online through the website. Candidates will be able to estimate their scores using the answer key even before the results are announced.
All of the answers to the questions on the exam will be included in the answer key. Candidates will also have a chance to contest or object to the answer key within a set time frame, according to the authority. Candidates must also pay the fee in order to object. The final answer key will also be released by the authorities after objection periods have ended.
CUET 2023 RESULT:
The CUET 2023 Result will be made available to candidates in an online format. There will be no consideration given to any other method to check the result. Candidates will need to utilise their login information to view their results. It will be made available for Ug courses during the final week of June 2023.
The results will be published in the form of a score card and a merit list. The participating universities will be responsible for compiling the list of candidates with the highest merit. Also, candidates will be able to view their rank, eligibility status, and specific subject-by-subject marks.
