CUET PG
Conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA)
Conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA)
CUET PG (Common University Entrance Test, Postgraduate) is a national computer-based test conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for admission to postgraduate programmes at central universities and many participating universities. Each candidate appears for a single subject paper of 75 multiple-choice questions in 90 minutes, with four marks for a correct answer, one mark deducted for a wrong answer, and no penalty for an unattempted question, for a maximum of 300 marks. The earlier general-aptitude Part A has been removed, so every paper is entirely subject-specific at graduation level. Commerce and Humanities papers are bilingual in English and Hindi. A candidate's subject score is used by universities for postgraduate admission through the CUET PG counselling.
Candidates who have completed or are in the final year of a bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in the relevant discipline are eligible to appear for the corresponding CUET PG subject paper. There is no upper age limit for the test itself, though individual universities may set their own eligibility criteria for specific programmes. Confirm eligibility for each programme against the university and the live NTA information bulletin on pgcuet.samarth.ac.in.
Dates follow the official notification or the published calendar of the conducting body. A date marked Estimated is our expectation from past cycles, not an announcement. Always confirm on the official website.
Syllabus, cut-offs, salary and preparation strategy for CUET PG, from our blog.
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Yes. There is a free starter series for CUET PG with full mocks and sectional samples. Premium series, exam packages, and subscriptions unlock the full set.
Yes. Every test mirrors the real CUET PG pattern, timing, and marking scheme, including sectional time limits and negative marking where applicable.
CUET PG practice is available in English and Hindi. You can switch language any time during a test.
Yes. Scoring is instant, with section-wise analysis, an indicative All India Rank, and percentile.