CUET UG 2026 Exam Begins Check Live Updates

The CUET UG May 21 shift 1 has been concluded at 12:00 PM. The May 21 shift 1 question paper link is given below: 

• CUET UG May 21 Shift 1 Question Paper 

The CUET UG May 21 shift 1 has been concluded at 12:00 PM. The detailed paper analysis and subject-wise question papers will be provided soon. 

The CUET Exam pattern is provided in the official CUET UG 2026 Information Bulletin. The CUET exam pattern is given below: 

Source: CUET UG 2026 Information Bulletin 

The CUET Biology question paper 2025 will help you understand the examiner’s mindset, and it will give you an idea of the important and high-weightage topics. The CUET Biology question paper 2025 link is given below: 

• CUET Biology question paper 2025

The CUET Economics Mock Test helps students get used to the exam format and question pattern. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas.

Candidates can attempt the CUET Economics Mock Test from the link below: 

• CUET Economics Mock Test

The CUET UG syllabus as prescribed by the NTA is given below: 

Source: Official English Syllabus PDF

The CUET UG May 21 shift 1 has started at 9:00 AM and will conclude at 12:00 PM. The detailed paper analysis and the question papers will be provided once the shift concludes. 

The CUET UG May 21 shift 1 reporting has started at 7:00 AM, and the last entry will be at 8:30 AM. Candidates must ensure that they reach the exam centre on time, as after the gate closing time, no entry will be provided to any candidates. 

Candidates facing any issues or queries regarding the CUET UG 2026 can contact the NTA helpline from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on the following: 

Source: NTA Public Notice 

The CUET UG 2026 is ongoing and will be conducted in a 21-day exam window with a total of 35 shifts. The exam is conducted in 2 shifts daily, whose timings are given below: 

• Shift 1: 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
• Shift 2: 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM

Source: NTA Public Notice

The CUET UG Admit card was released on May 5 by the NTA on its official website, cuet.nta.nic.in. The admit card was released for the complete examination window of 21 days on a single day. 

Source: NTA Public Notice 

The CUET city intimation slip 2026 was released by the NTA on April 29. Candidates can download the CUET city intimation slip 2026 by using their application number and password. The CUET city intimation slip 2026 is the advance information for the allotment of the City where the Examination Centre will be located. 

Source: CUET UG City Slip Portal 

As per the NTA guidelines, the candidates should report to the exam centre 2 hours before the commencement of the exam. The reporting time for both the shifts is given below: 

Source: CUET UG 2026 Information Bulletin 

The CUET Chemistry question paper 2026, shift-wise, is available in the link given below. The question papers are based on the memory-based questions received from the students. 

• CUET Chemistry Question Paper 2026

The NTA has not released any common CUET exam date sheet in 2026. The CUET datesheet has been provided to candidates with their city intimation slip and admit card. The datesheet is different for every student as per their subject preferences and exam city. The CUET exam datesheet of some candidates is given below: 

Student 1 

Student 2 

NTA has not announced the CUET UG result date yet. The result is expected to be declared in late June or early July as per the previous year’s trend. Once released, candidates will be able to download their scorecard using their CUET UG application number and password. 

Source: NTA official Notice 2025

The CUET English PYQ will help you understand the examiner’s mindset, and it will give you an idea of the important and high-weightage topics. CUET English PYQ can be used as a mock test, and it will give you an idea about the level of the questions. 

Given below is the link to the CUET English PYQ: 

• CUET English PYQ

The CUET UG May 20 shift 2 English paper was easy to moderate, with around 5-8 questions a little tough. There were 5-6 questions of rearrangement, and they were easy.

• Around 2-3 straightforward questions of poetic devices were asked (simile and Anthithesis). There were 2-3 questions from prepositions and phrasal verbs, which were doable.
• The vocab section included words in both options and questions: Affable, Incongruity, Obtuse, Coveted, Intercede, Tedious, Confidant, Miscellany, Obscurity, Ambiguity, Taciturn, Fastidious, Indispensable, Speleology, and Detest.
• The Antonyms were asked in the form of match the following: Curvature - Straightness, Durable - Transient, Open thing - Secretive.
• The meaning questions were also asked in matching, and they were Discreet, Discrete, Loath, Loathe. There were no foreign words asked.
• The idioms asked were: Achilles' heel, Weal and woe, Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.

The CUET UG May 20 shift 2 Chemistry paper was moderate in overall difficulty. Most of the questions were from organic chemistry, and they were tricky. The inorganic and physical chemistry sections were easy. Overall, the paper was not lengthy, and the questions were asked from topics such as Actinoid series, Magnetic moment, semicarbazide, etc. Match the following questions were asked for the order of reaction units. There were two questions from chemical kinetics and two from inorganic (shape of complex and dia/paramagnetic and unpaired electrons). 

The CUET UG May 20 shift 2 GAT paper was moderate in overall difficulty. As per the students' review on Reddit, the Quants section was lengthy, and the reasoning questions were tricky and confusing. The GK section included questions such as ISRO’s LVM -1, S.Jaishankar’s visit to Nepal in 2024, and the gold mine during Harrapan period. 

The CUET UG May 20 shift 2 has been concluded at 6:00 PM. The May 20 shift 2 question paper link is given below: 

• CUET UG May 20 Shift 2 Question Paper 

The CUET UG May 20 shift 2 has been concluded at 6:00 PM. The detailed paper analysis and subject-wise question papers will be provided soon. 

The CUET UG May 20 shift 2 Physics paper was moderate in overall difficulty. Many numerical questions were asked from Alternating current. There were 2 questions from Wave optics, one was easy, and the other was conceptual. There was no numerical question asked from the Ray optics, but a question was asked related to the incident angle for TIR to take place. There was one question related to the electric field. Many questions were asked of the EMW, including numerical. A numerical question was also asked about the dual nature. 

The CUET Chemistry syllabus is available on the CUET UG website, cuet.nta.nic.in. The CUET Chemistry syllabus includes the following units and topics: 

Source: CUET Chemistry Syllabus Official PDF

The Maths CUET Mock test will help students get used to the exam pattern and question format. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas.

Candidates can attempt the Maths CUET Mock test from the link below: 

• Maths CUET Mock test

Some candidates are facing issues in downloading their admit card. The admit card does not download properly, and there is overlap in text, or sometimes it downloads as a blank page. Candidates facing such issues can contact NTA between 10.00 A.M. and 05.00 P.M on the following: 

Source: CUET Reddit 

The CUET Chemistry question paper 2026, shift-wise, is available in the link given below. The question papers are based on the memory-based questions received from the students. 

• CUET Chemistry Question Paper 2026

The CUET UG May 20 shift 1 Geography paper was easy to moderate in overall difficulty. There were 2 passages, one of which was related to water pollution. Other questions asked in the paper were about transport (trans-canadian railway), the definition of sample, factors of population growth, monoculture, crops (intensive subsistence agriculture), mass communication and telecommunication, national waterway (length), golden quadrilateral, green revolution, Niru-miru project, bauxite (production in which state), state and mineral found (match the following), transhumance (seasonal migration), human development (capability approach of Amartya Sen), Indian population, Radical approach, Port ( 2 questions: one about vembanad lake port and other various ports such as JNPT, Kandla etc to be arranged in order).  

The CUET UG May 20 shift 1 Political Science paper was easy to moderate in overall difficulty. The questions were asked about shock therapy (definition), formation of Gujarat, Arunachal, Nagaland, and Andhra (chronological order), 2 RC, one from Alternating centre of power, and the other from challenges of nation building, globalisation (3-4 questions), four modernisation proposals, 1971 election result, and the reason of congress split. There were around 6-8 match the following type questions and around 12-15 multiple statement and chronological statement-based questions. 

The CUET UG May 20 shift 2 has started at 3:00 PM and will conclude at 6:00 PM. The detailed paper analysis and the question papers will be provided once the shift concludes. 

The CUET UG May 20 shift 1 GAT paper was moderate due to more numbers (around 18-20) of questions from the GK section. The Maths and reasoning questions were around 15 each. The average attempt in the paper was around 40. 

• Quants: Around 15 question were asked from topics such as speed, time and distance (relative speed), P&C, probability (cards), coordinate geometry, Ratio (coin), Simple and compound interest, height and distance, number system, Arithmetic progression, mensuration (surface area), Algebra(a, b, c), profit and loss, and time and work. 
• Reasoning: This section also had around 15 questions from topics such as clock (2 questions), calendar (2019 repeat when), blood relation, embedded figure, figure series, coding and decoding, ranking, direction, and mirror image. 
• GK/GS: The questions in the GK section were asked about the partition of Bengal, formation of Uttarakhand, chronolgy based question from modern history, formation of andhra pradesha nd Jharkhand, and separation from Bihar.  

The CUET UG May 20 shift 2 entry gates have been closed at 2:30 PM. Candidates have entered the exam centres and are undergoing biometric authentication. The May 20 shift 2 will start from 3:00 PM and will conclude at 6:00 PM. 

The CUET Hall ticket or the admit card is a mandatory document required to enter the examination centre. The candidates must ensure to carry the admit card in a hard copy along with a self-declaration form and a valid photo identity proof. 

Candidates can download the CUET hall ticket using their application number and password from the link below: 

• Direct link to download the CUET Hall ticket

The CUET UG May 20 shift 1 Accountancy paper was easy to moderate in overall difficulty. The partnership topic had higher weightage in the exam. Other questions were asked on topics such as Death (profit transfer, etc.), Ratio of sacrificing and gaining, and Revaluation accounts. There was less weightage of shares and debentures. In this topic, a chronological arrangement question was asked. Questions were asked about the forfeiter and the definition of debentures. 

The CUET UG May 20 shift 1 Business Studies paper was easy and similar to previous shifts. There were around 5-6 questions to arrange them in order. There were 2 RCs, one from Directing and the other from financial markets. Other questions were aksed from topics such as planning and staffing process, financial management (3-4 questions, such as working capital and fixed capital), and principles of management (2-3 questions). 

The CUET UG May 20 shift 2 reporting has started at 1:00 PM. The entry gates will close at 2:30 PM. Candidates must ensure that they reach the exam centre on time, as entry will not be permitted after the gate closing time under any circumstances. 

The Maths paper was hard, and students found it difficult to complete. The questions were aksed from topics such as Calculus (AOD and Integration). The AOD questions were weird but manageable.

• The paper tested the conceptual understanding of students. The questions from Book 1 were easy, except the AOD.
• The questions from the determinants and matrices were easy but were lengthy, and the questions from the differential equation were easy (degree order -matching).
• The students advised other candidates to focus on book 2 more and have also estimated that the cutoff will be lower. Candidates should maintain speed from the start of the paper to complete it on time. 

The CUET UG May 20 shift 1 was easy to moderate in overall difficulty. The subject-wise paper analysis is given below: 

• English: The English paper was easy to moderate, with a tricky vocab section due to confusing options. There were questions on rearrangement, phrasal verbs, and correct the spelling. The grammar questions were moderate to tough. 
• Economics: The paper was both easy and tricky. The questions asked on topics such as policy for deliberate stabilisation, capital account, and current account, NNPfc using the value added method, investment, formulas of M1, M2, etc., and around 10 questions from IED. 
• Accountancy: the paper was easy, with most of the questions being NCERT and PYQ-based. There were a few numericals and some students found the paper a little lengthy. The theory questions were in the form of matching and statement-based questions. 
• GAT: The paper was moderate with more questions from the quant section. There were few questions from the reasoning and the GK sections. 
• Maths: The paper was hard, and students found it challenging to complete the paper. Questions were asked on topics such as Calculus (AOD and Integration), easy questions from determinants and matrices (but lengthy), and differential equation questions were easy. 

The CUET UG May 20 shift 1 has concluded at 12:00 PM. The May 20 shift 1 question paper link is given below: 

• CUET UG May 20 Shift 1 Question Paper 

The CUET UG May 20 shift 1 has been concluded at 12:00 PM. The detailed paper analysis and the question papers will be provided soon. 

The CUET UG May 20 shift 1 economics paper was somewhat easy but tricky, as per students' review on Reddit. The questions asked in the paper were what kind of policy is used for deliberate stabilisation, components of the capital account, calculation from NNPfc by value added method, current account calculation, and increment of investment.

• There were some chronology-based questions from macro related to books, dates, and the Great Depression (matching). The questions were asked about the formulas of M1, M2, M3, and M4.
• Some questions were related to the Suez Canal, the first Indian economic policy, and the first Chinese economic policy. As per the students, the pattern was different from the 2025 paper, which was tricky.
• There were only 2-3 questions related to graphs or curves. From the IED, around 10 questions were asked, 5 from the passage and 5 from the book, mainly from 1-3 chapters.

The CUET UG May 20 shift 1 English paper was easy to moderate. There were 2 RC questions, one on Varanasi, the ancient city, and the other about a narrative passage. There were 4-5 questions on rearrangement. The vocab questions were tricky because the options were confusing. The vocab asked was offspring, rescind, gregarious, antagonism, etc. The phrasal verbs asked were pull up, pull through, pull off, and pull down. A question on correcting the spelling of the words, mischievous and entrepreneur. The grammar questions were moderate to hard.  

The CUET UG May 20 exam will be held for the following subjects: 

• English, Maths, History, Geography, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, GAT, and Political Science. 

The CUET English question paper 2026, shift-wise, is available in the link given below. The question papers are based on the memory-based questions received from the students. 

• CUET English Question Paper 2026

The CUET Exam pattern is provided in the official CUET UG 2026 Information Bulletin. The CUET exam pattern is given below: 

Source: CUET UG 2026 Information Bulletin 

The CUET UG login portal is live for candidates of CUET UG 2026. Candidates can log in to the portal using their application number and password. The direct link for the CUET login portal is given below: 

• Direct Link to CUET Login 2026 

The CUET UG May 20 shift 1 has started at 9:00 AM and will conclude at 12:00 PM. The detailed paper analysis and subject-wise question papers will be provided once the shift concludes. 

The CUET UG May 20 shift 1 reporting has started at 7:00 AM, and the last entry will be at 8:30 AM. Candidates must ensure that they reach the exam centre on time, as after the gate closing time, no entry will be provided to any candidates. 

Candidates are required to carry the following documents to the exam centre as per the NTA guidelines: 

Source: NTA Public Notice

The NTA has made clear guidelines in the CUET UG 2026 official information bulletin regarding the prohibited items. The prohibited or barred items are given below: 

Source: CUET UG Official Information Bulletin

Candidates facing any issues or queries regarding the CUET UG 2026 can contact the NTA helpline from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on the following: 

Source: NTA Public Notice 

As per the NTA guidelines, the candidates should report to the exam centre 2 hours before the commencement of the exam. The reporting time for both the shifts is given below: 

Source: CUET UG 2026 Information Bulletin 

The CUET UG marking scheme, as per the NTA’s official CUET UG Bulletin, is given below: 

Source: CUET Official Information Bulletin

The CUET UG 2026 exam is currently ongoing across the country. Candidates can download their CUET UG admit card from the official website using their login credentials, i.e., Application number and Password. Candidates will be able to download their admit cards until their exam date. Given below is the direct link to download the CUET UG 2026 admit card: 

• Click to download the CUET hall ticket 2026

Source: cuet.nta.nic.in

The NTA has not released any common CUET exam date sheet in 2026. The CUET datesheet has been provided to candidates with their city intimation slip and admit card. The datesheet is different for every student as per their subject preferences and exam city. The CUET exam datesheet of some candidates is given below: 

Student 1 

Student 2 

The CUET UG mock tests help students get used to the exam format and question pattern. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas.

Candidates can attempt the CUET mock test online from the link below: 

•  CUET mock test online

The CUET UG previous year question papers are helpful for candidates to know the high-weightage topics and chapters, and to know the examiner’s mindset. The PYQ will make you familiar with the question pattern and the exam format, and it will also increase your speed, which is crucial as you have to attempt 50 questions in 60 minutes. 

The CUET UG previous year question paper link is given below: 

• CUET UG previous year question paper

NTA has not announced the CUET UG result date yet. The result is expected to be declared in late June or early July as per the previous year’s trend. Once released, candidates will be able to download their scorecard using their CUET UG application number and password. 

Source: NTA official Notice 2025

The CUET UG May 19 shift 2 was moderate in overall difficulty with little subject-wise variation. The subject-wise paper analysis is given below: 

• Physics: The physics paper was moderate in overall difficulty but was lengthy due to calculations. The questions were asked on topics such as Ray optics, Modern physics, EMW, Alternating current, etc. 
• Mathematics: The Maths paper was tough, as per early students' reactions. A lot of questions were lengthy due to calculations. Integration had a higher weightage. 
• English: The English paper was easy to moderate. There were 2 RC passages, both of which were easy. The vocabulary section and sentence formation questions were hard. Other questions were asked on topics such as Idioms, Figures of Speech, etc. 
• Chemistry: The chemistry paper was moderate in overall difficulty. There were no questions on naming reactions, and around 6-9 numerical questions were asked. 

The CUET UG May 19 shift 2 has concluded at 6:00 PM. The May 19 shift 2 question paper link is given below: 

• CUET UG May 19 Shift 2 Question Paper 

The CUET UG May 19 shift 2 has been concluded at 6:00 PM. The detailed paper analysis and the subject-wise question paper will be available soon. 

The CUET sample paper 2026 is helpful for students to improve their understanding of the CUET UG 2026 exam pattern, question types, and marking scheme.

• Helps students identify strong and weak topics for better revision and time management.
• Enhances speed and accuracy by providing real exam-like practice before the actual test.
• Builds confidence and reduces exam stress through regular mock practice and self-assessment.

Candidates can find the CUET sample paper 2026 subject-wise link below: 

• CUET Sample Paper 2026

The  CUET History Mock Test will help students get used to the exam pattern and question format. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas.

Candidates can download the CUET History Mock Test from the link below and attempt it: 

•  CUET History Mock Test

Yes, the CUET UG exam has a negative marking of 1 mark. For every correct answer, you will get 5 marks, and for every incorrect answer, 1 mark will be deducted. 

Source: CUET UG Official Information Bulletin 

The CUET UG May 19 shift 1 Accountancy paper was tough as it was very lengthy. As per the students' review, around 90% questions were numerical. The questions were asked about financial statements, journal entries, and ESOP. The numericals were aksed on topics such as Basic ratio distribution, goodwill, capital adjustment, debentures issued in disc and premium on redemption, profit and loss, etc. Students faced issues in completing the paper on time. 

Source: CUET Reddit 

The CUET UG May 19 shift 1 Maths Paper was easy to moderate, but the paper was lengthy. The average attempts were around 40 questions.

• The questions were asked on topics such as Relation and function 1-2 easy questions), ITF (1 question), Matrices and determinants (4-5 questions, but a little tricky).
• The differentiation and integration section had higher weightage with around 4-5 questions from integration and double derivative questions from differentiation. 

The CUET UG May 19 shift 2 has started at 3:00 PM and will conclude at 6:00 PM. The detailed paper analysis and the question papers will be provided once the shift concludes. 

The CUET UG May 19 shift 2 entry has been closed at 2:30 PM. The reporting time for shift 2 was 1:00 PM. The exam will start at 3:00 PM and will conclude at 6:00 PM. 

The CUET UG May 19 shift 1 chemistry paper was easy to moderate in overall difficulty. There were around 45 doable questions. The questions were asked on the following topics: 

• Solutions: Questions were asked about Molarity (numerical), ideal and non-ideal (matching), boiling point, and reverse osmosis. 
• Kinetics: a Paragraph, questions related to the rate constant unit, the slowest step (rate-determining step),  and a graph-related question. 
• Electrochemistry: Question where SRP is given and have to set the order of reducing power. 
• d and f block: Lanthanoid and actinoids
• Coordination: Questions related to Heteroleptic, Magnetic moment, and unpaired electrons. 
• Organic Chemistry questions were from topics such as SN1 and SN2 (set in order), AgCN, Cross Aldol, Acidic and basic strength, Nitrobenzene to aniline (reagents), and chlorobenzene making, etc. 
• Biomolecule: RNS sugar, DNA Hydrolysis, and Fructose structure. 

NTA has prescribed the CUET UG dress code for 2026, which is given below: 

Source: NTA Public Notice 

The CUET UG May 19 shift 1 GAT paper was easy to moderate, as there were around 20 questions from GK. The reasoning and maths sections were easy, with around 15 questions each. The topics from which questions were asked in each section are given below: 

• Reasoning: Coding-decoding, clock, water image, and mirror image, direction, blood relation, calendar, embedded figure, picture series, series (alphabetical and number series), Non-verbal reasoning (3 questions), ranking, seating arrangement, and classification. 
• Maths: Arithmetic Progression, Height and distance, algebra, mean, median, and mode (table), profit and loss, percentage, coordinate geometry (area of triangle), area of circle, ratio and proportion, number system (natural number), and probability ( green ball). 
• GK: The GK section was a little tricky with almost no questions from the History and political science static. The questions asked were Pariyojna (2 questions), Books and writer, Ratnavali written under which ruler, and 3 questions from science ( photosynthesis, scientific discovery, etc.). 

The CUET UG May 19 shift 1 Hindi paper was easy. The questions asked were given below:

• Samas (2 questions- Sachet and Yathasambav)
• Anekarthi Sabd (1 question)
• Gadhyansh and Padyansh ( 5x2)
• Ras ( 1 question - Vismay)
• Kriya ( 1 question- boond boond se garha bharta h)
• Paryayvachi sabd ( 2 questions- Agni and Jal)
• Vartani (1 question- Jagriti, Pratikool, Pradhanmantri, Nupur)
• Karak (1 question – matching)
• Vachan (1 question- find bahuvachan: Janwar, pahiya, aansu)
• Sarvnam (Nijvachak- matching)
• Chandh (chaupayi)
• Muhavare and lokoktiya ( 2 questions)
• Vilom sabd (Anuj)
• Sahitya (3 questions given below)

The CUET Biology question paper 2026, shift-wise, is available in the link given below. The question papers are based on the memory-based questions received from the students. 

• CUET Biology Question Paper 2026

The CUET UG May 19 shift 1 English paper was easy to moderate in overall difficulty.

• There were 2 RCs, which were of a moderate level. The RCs were on topics, Ecology and Author's Journey (Prose).
• Other questions were asked on topics such as Figures of speech ( Matching- Simile, Hyperbole, Personification, Pun), Sentence rearrangement ( 4-5 easy questions), Idioms (2-3 questions), synonyms, and antonyms (Tumultuous, Incorrigible, Truculent, Tociturn, Scrawny).
• There was no question asked about the topic of one-word substitution.
• The grammar was asked about prepositions, articles, Tenses, active and passive voice. No question of Narration was asked in grammar. 

Based on early students' reactions, the CUET UG May 19 shift 1 was easy to moderate in overall difficulty. The shift 1 subject-wise paper analysis is given below: 

• Physics: The physics paper was moderate in overall difficulty, with mostly NCERT-based questions. The paper was largely formula-based with some theory questions as well. 
• Maths: The Maths paper was moderate but lengthy due to calculations. Students faced issues with time management. 
• English: The English paper was easy to moderate in overall difficulty, with more questions from the vocabulary section. There were 2 RCs and other questions from grammar, such as active-passive and articles. 
• Chemistry: The chemistry paper was easy to moderate in difficulty. There were more questions from the organic chemistry section. The number of numerical questions was also higher. However, the paper was largely NCERT-based. 
• Biology: The biology paper was easy to moderate. Students said that the paper was doable and was predictable. 

The CUET UG May 19 shift 1 has concluded at 12:00 PM. The May 19 shift 1 question paper link is given below: 

• CUET UG May 19 Shift 1 Question Paper 

The CUET UG May 19 shift 1 has been concluded at 12:00 PM. The detailed paper analysis and question papers will be provided soon. 

The CUET Maths PYQ will help you understand the examiner’s mindset, and it will give you an idea of the important and high-weightage topics. CUET Maths PYQ can be used as a mock test, and it will give you an idea about the level of the questions. 

Given below is the link to the CUET Maths PYQ: 

• CUET Maths PYQ

The CUET UG syllabus as prescribed by the NTA is given below: 

Source: Official English Syllabus PDF

The CUET Chemistry PYQ will help you understand the examiner’s mindset, and it will give you an idea of the important and high-weightage topics. CUET Chemistry PYQ can be used as a mock test, and it will give you an idea of the level of the questions. 

Given below is the link to the CUET Chemistry PYQ: 

• CUET Chemistry pyq

The CUET UG May 19 shift 1 has started at 9:00 AM and will conclude at 12:00 PM. The question paper and detailed subject-wise paper analysis will be provided once the shift concludes. 

The NTA has prescribed certain guidelines regarding the CUET UG dress code 2026. The CUET dress code for female is given below based on those guidelines: 

The CUET UG 2026 exam is currently ongoing across the country. Candidates can download their CUET UG admit card from the official website using their login credentials, i.e., Application number and Password. Candidates will be able to download their admit cards until their exam date. Given below is the direct link to download the CUET UG 2026 admit card: 

• Click to download the CUET hall ticket 2026

Source: cuet.nta.nic.in

The CUET sample paper 2026 is helpful for students to improve their understanding of the CUET UG 2026 exam pattern, question types, and marking scheme.

• Helps students identify strong and weak topics for better revision and time management.
• Enhances speed and accuracy by providing real exam-like practice before the actual test.
• Builds confidence and reduces exam stress through regular mock practice and self-assessment.

Candidates can find the CUET sample paper 2026 subject-wise link below: 

• CUET Sample Paper 2026

Candidates facing any issues or queries regarding the CUET UG 2026 can contact the NTA helpline from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on the following: 

Source: NTA Public Notice 

The CUET UG marking scheme, as per the NTA’s official CUET UG Bulletin, is given below: 

Source: CUET Official Information Bulletin

As per the NTA guidelines, the candidates should report to the exam centre 2 hours before the commencement of the exam. The reporting time for both the shifts is given below: 

Source: CUET UG 2026 Information Bulletin 

The CUET city intimation slip 2026 was released by the NTA on April 29. Candidates can download the CUET city intimation slip 2026 by using their application number and password. The CUET city intimation slip 2026 is the advance information for the allotment of the City where the Examination Centre will be located. 

Source: CUET UG City Slip Portal 

The CUET Biology question paper 2026, shift-wise, is available in the link given below: 

• CUET Biology Question Paper 2026

The CUET UG May 19 exam will be conducted for the following subjects as per the information provided by the candidates. 

• Mathematics, Chemistry, Hindi, English, and GAT

The NTA has not released any common CUET exam date sheet in 2026. The CUET datesheet has been provided to candidates with their city intimation slip and admit card. The datesheet is different for every student as per their subject preferences and exam city. The CUET exam datesheet of some candidates is given below: 

Student 1 

Student 2 

Candidates with a photo mismatch issue should fill out the form given below and should carry the document to the exam centre on their exam day. 

Source: CUET Reddit 

The CUET Physics question paper 2026, shift-wise, is available in the link given below: 

• CUET Physics Question Paper 2026

The GAT paper was easy to moderate in overall difficulty. Around 20 questions were asked from GK, and the remaining 30 were asked from Quant and reasoning. 

• Quant: Around 15 questions were asked from this section. Questions were asked on topics such as Height and distance, percentage, ratio and proportion, time and work, profit and loss, mensuration (formula), surface area, AP, algebra (formula-based), mean and median, natural number, speed, time and distance, SI and CI, and Probability (Dice). 
• Reasoning: There were around 15 questions from this section. The questions were aksed from topics such as calendar, clock, blood relation, direction, ranking (vertical), and sitting arrangement. There were three picture-based questions, which included mirror image, triangle, etc.
• GK: There were around 7-8 current affairs questions. The questions were asked on topics such as right to property (amendment act), Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu merger year, acids in tomato and onion, Nobel Prize 2025, SI unit of frequency, book and author (Ret samadhi), PM Modi foreign visit in Oct 2025, Gandhian movements, and Subject name and it is related to ? (example- Botany related to ?). 

The May 18 shift 2 chemistry paper was easy to moderate in overall paper difficulty. There were around 35 easy questions and around 15 moderate questions.

• The questions were asked on topics such as Solution ( ideal and non-ideal, solubility order, boiling point), Kinetics (Rate law paragraph), and Electrochemistry (hydrogen electrode, battery reaction, and molar conductivity).
• Question from the Inorganic chemistry included, coordination (geometry, number of unpaired electrons), d and f block (atomic radii), etc. 
• Questions from Organic chemistry were asked on topics such as alcohol (paragraph), SN1 (set in order), SN2 (statement-based), DDT, Acidic nature, Sucrose hydrolysis, Connizzaro reaction, and vitamin. 

The May 18 shift 2 English paper was moderate in overall difficulty. There were more questions on the vocabulary, such as trumpry, ambiguous, elated, dystopian, and anagram. There were around 4-5 questions to rearrange into sentences, 2 questions of literary devices (match the following type), 2 RCs (both easy and doable), 1 of the 2 questions of Idiom was Hobsen’s choice (tough), grammar, active and passive voice, etc. 

Source: CUET Reddit 

The CUET UG May 18 shift 2 has concluded at 6:00 PM. The May 18 shift 2 question paper link is given below: 

• CUET UG May 18 Shift 2 Question Paper 

The CUET UG May 18 shift 2 has been concluded at 6:00 PM. The detailed paper analysis and the subject-wise question papers will be provided soon. 

The Biology CUET mock test will help students get used to the exam pattern and question format. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas.

Candidates can download the Biology CUET mock test from the link below and attempt it: 

• Biology CUET Mock Test

The CUET English Mock Test 2026 will help students get used to the exam format and question pattern. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas.

Candidates can download the CUET English Mock Test 2026 from the link below and attempt it: 

• CUET English Mock Test 2026

The CUET Chemistry question paper 2026, shift-wise, is available in the link given below: 

• CUET Chemistry Question Paper 2026

NTA has not announced the CUET UG result date yet. The result is expected to be declared in late June or early July as per the previous year’s trend. Once released, candidates will be able to download their scorecard using their CUET UG application number and password. 

Source: NTA official Notice 2025

As per the students' discussions on Reddit, the English paper was moderate to difficult. The Vocabulary section was difficult, and the words asked were philistine, philately, hedonist, itinerant, etc. There were 1-2 questions on idiom and many questions on grammar. Around 2 questions were asked on figure of speech, 3-4 questions on para phrasing, and 1 question of guess the correct spelling. No foreign words were asked.  

May 18 shift 1 English paper Reddit Discussion

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The CUET answer key will be released by the NTA shortly after the CUET exams. The CUET answer key is expected to be released in mid-June. Once released, candidates will be able to challenge the answer key with a non-refundable fee of Rs. 200/- per question.

Last year, the provisional answer key was released on June 17, and the exams were concluded on June 4, 2025.

Source: NTA Public Notice

The CUET GAT Mock Test 2026 will help students get used to the exam format and question pattern. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas.

Candidates can download the GAT mock test CUET from the link below and attempt it: 

• GAT Mock Test CUET

The CUET UG mock tests help students get used to the exam format and question pattern. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas.

Candidates can attempt the CUET mock test online from the link below: 

•  CUET mock test online

The CUET UG exam is conducted for 60 minutes per subject. Candidates have to attempt 50 compulsory questions in this duration. 

Source: CUET UG Official Information Bulletin 

The CUET UG May 18 shift 2 paper has started at 3:00 PM and will conclude at 6:00 PM. The detailed paper analysis and subject-wise question papers will be provided once the shift concludes. 

The CUET UG May 18 shift 1 chemistry paper was easy to moderate and balanced. The paper was easier than that of May 15. Around 38-40 questions were doable. The questions were asked on topics such as Henry's Law, Boiling point ( 2 questions), Cold water (animals), DDT, Ethylene glycol (Antifreeze), Aldehyde to acid ( reactants), Gatterman Koch reaction, Zero order, coordination (around 10 questions such as VBT & IUPAC), Rate, Lanthanoid, Biomolecule( Lactose, Vitamin D), Electrochemistry (units), and conductivity (set order). 

The Maths paper was easy to moderate with around 10 lengthy questions due to more reading. The average attempts should be around 35. The questions were asked from topics such as Relation and Function ( 2 questions), ITF (direct questions), Matrices & determinants ( equality of matrix, symmetric), continuity and differentiability (double differentiation), application of derivatives (maxima and minima, etc.), Integration (perfect square, rational function, and irrational function), application of integrals, vector 3D ( direction ratio, coplanes, cross product), LPP ( P&Q relation), and probability(ball question and bayes theorem).  

The GAT paper was easy to moderate. The Reasoning section has more questions (around 18) compared to Maths and GK. The questions from the GK section were fewer. The section-wise analysis is given below: 

• Maths: The maths section included questions from topics such as Height and Distance ( 2 questions – angle of elevation and angle of depression), Arithmetic progression (AP), Boat and Stream, Profit and loss (dishonest shopkeeper), percentage and profit & loss (matching), Perecentage, probability (cards), P&C (word), time and work, SI and CI (rate of interest), similar triangle, and average. 
• Reasoning: The reasoning was easy to moderate, with around 18 questions asked from this section. The questions were asked on topics such as Coding and decoding, calendar, clock, series (number series and alphabetical series), direction, blood relation, ranking, syllogism, embedded figure, water image, and completion of a picture. 
• GK: The questions asked in this section were few. The questions were from both static and current affairs. Question asked from topics such as Award (2024), River (Maharashtra), Books and writers (match the following), Gandhi Irwin Pact, and Jalia wala Bagh (matching), and 1-2 questions from science. 

The CUET UG May 18 shift 1 has been concluded at 12:00 PM. As per the early students' reactions, the shift 1 overall paper analysis is given below: 

• GAT: The GAT paper was moderate with almost equal weightage to all the sections, i.e., Quant, Reasoning, and GK.  In the GK, current affairs questions were also asked. 
• Physics: The Physics section was moderate in overall difficulty, with more numerical questions being asked in the paper. Questions from Modern Physics were more in numbers. 
• Biology: The biology paper was easy, and the questions were based on the NCERTs. Students find the paper doable. 
• Chemistry: The chemistry section was moderate in difficulty level. The weightage of Organic chemistry was higher, and numerical questions were also asked in the exam. Students said there were questions asked about topics such as Aldehydes and ketones. 
• English: The English section was moderate to difficult and tricky due to more vocabulary questions. The RC questions were also difficult and lengthy. Questions were also asked about synonyms and antonyms, idioms, paraphrasing, figures of speech, guess the correct spelling, etc. 

The CUET UG exam on May 18, shift 1, was held for the following subjects: 

• Physics, GAT, Biology, Chemistry, and English

The CUET UG May 18 shift 1 has concluded at 12:00 PM. The May 18 shift 1 question paper link is given below: 

• CUET UG May 18 Shift 1 Question Paper 

The CUET UG May 18 shift 1 has been concluded at 12:00. The detailed paper analysis and subject-wise question papers will be provided soon. 

The CUET UG Admit card was released on May 5 by the NTA on its official website, cuet.nta.nic.in. The admit card was released for the complete examination window of 21 days on a single day. 

Source: NTA Public Notice 

The CUET UG login portal is live for candidates of CUET UG 2026. Candidates can log in to the portal using their application number and password. The direct link for the CUET login portal is given below: 

• Direct Link to CUET UG 2026 Login 

The CUET UG previous year question papers are helpful for candidates to know the high-weightage topics and chapters, and to know the examiner’s mindset. The PYQ will make you familiar with the question pattern and the exam format, and it will also increase your speed, which is crucial as you have to attempt 50 questions in 60 minutes. 

The CUET UG previous year question paper link is given below: 

• CUET UG previous year question paper

The CUET UG May 18 shift 1 has started at 9:00 and will conclude at 12:00 PM. The detailed paper analysis and the subject-wise question papers will be provided once the shift concludes. 

The CUET UG 2026 exam is currently ongoing across the country. Candidates can download their CUET UG admit card from the official website using their login credentials, i.e., Application number and Password. Candidates will be able to download their admit cards until their exam date. Given below is the direct link to download the CUET UG 2026 admit card: 

• Click to download the CUET UG Admit card 2026

Source: cuet.nta.nic.in

Candidates facing any issues or queries regarding the CUET UG 2026 can contact the NTA helpline from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on the following: 

Source: NTA Public Notice 

NTA has not announced the CUET UG result date yet. The result is expected to be declared in late June or early July as per the previous year’s trend. Once released, candidates will be able to download their scorecard using their CUET UG application number and password. 

Source: NTA official Notice 2025

The CUET sample paper 2026 is helpful for students to improve their understanding of the CUET UG 2026 exam pattern, question types, and marking scheme.

• Helps students identify strong and weak topics for better revision and time management.
• Enhances speed and accuracy by providing real exam-like practice before the actual test.
• Builds confidence and reduces exam stress through regular mock practice and self-assessment.

Candidates can find the CUET sample paper 2026 subject-wise link below: 

• CUET Sample Paper 2026

The CUET UG Admit card was released on May 5 by the NTA on its official website, cuet.nta.nic.in. The admit card was released for the complete examination window of 21 days on a single day. 

Source: NTA Public Notice 

The CUET UG previous year question papers are helpful for candidates to know the high-weightage topics and chapters, and to know the examiner’s mindset. The PYQ will make you familiar with the question pattern and the exam format, and it will also increase your speed, which is crucial as you have to attempt 50 questions in 60 minutes. 

The CUET UG previous year question paper link is given below: 

• CUET UG previous year question paper

Candidates are required to carry the following documents to the exam centre as per the NTA guidelines: 

Source: NTA Public Notice

The CUET UG 2026 city slip was released by the NTA on April 29, 2026. Candidates can download the CUET UG 2026 city slip by using their application number and password. The CUET UG 2026 city slip is the advance information for the allotment of the City where the Examination Centre will be located. 

Source: CUET UG City Slip Portal 

The CUET UG mock tests help students get used to the exam format and question pattern. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas.

Candidates can download the CUET mock test free 2026 from the link below and attempt it: 

•  CUET mock test free 2026

The CUET UG 2026 is ongoing and will be conducted in a 21-day exam window with a total of 35 shifts. The exam is conducted in 2 shifts daily, whose timings are given below: 

• Shift 1: 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
• Shift 2: 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM

Source: NTA Public Notice

The CUET Chemistry syllabus is available on the CUET UG website, cuet.nta.nic.in. The CUET Chemistry syllabus includes the following units and topics: 

Source: CUET Chemistry Syllabus Official PDF

The CUET UG marking scheme, as per the NTA’s official CUET UG Bulletin, is given below: 

Source: CUET Official Information Bulletin

Till now, we have not received any kind of information regarding any subject’s exam scheduled for today. As the NTA has not released a common CUET exam datesheet, it is difficult to verify. Stay tuned for the latest CUET updates. 

NTA has prescribed certain guidelines regarding the CUET UG dress code. Based on these guidelines, the CUET UG Dress code for boys and girls is given below: 

Dress Code for Girls

Dress Code for Boys

Source: NTA Public Notice 

The CUET GAT syllabus is available on the CUET UG official website, cuet.nta.nic.in. The CUET GAT syllabus includes the following topics: 

• General Knowledge, Current Affairs,
• General Mental Ability, Numerical Ability,
• Reasoning (Simple application of basic mathematical concepts Quantitative arithmetic /algebra geometry /mensuration / statistics)
• Logical and Analytical Reasoning.
• General Science and Environment Literacy

Source: CUET GAT Syllabus official PDF

Also Check: Syllabus of Other subjects

The CUET Question paper 2026 of the subjects held from May 11 to May 15 is provided below. Candidates can download these papers along with their solutions and answer key. 

• CUET Question Paper 2026

The CUET 2026 syllabus is available on the official website of the CUET, cuet.nta.nic.in. You can download the subject-wise CUET UG syllabus from the link below: 

• Direct Link to CUET 2026 Syllabus 

The CUET UG 2026 exam is currently ongoing across the country. Candidates can download their CUET UG admit card from the official website using their login credentials, i.e., Application number and Password. Candidates will be able to download their admit cards until their exam date. Given below is the direct link to download the CUET UG 2026 admit card: 

• Click to download the CUET UG Admit card 2026

Source: cuet.nta.nic.in

As per the NTA guidelines, the candidates should report to the exam centre 2 hours before the commencement of the exam. The reporting time for both the shifts is given below: 

Source: CUET UG 2026 Information Bulletin 

CUET Physics is usually considered a moderate to difficult subject. Although it is not as advanced as exams like JEE or NEET, it still requires strong conceptual clarity. The paper is largely based on formulas and numerical problems, making regular practice and effective time management essential for scoring well.

In CUET UG, there are 37 subjects, which include 13 language subjects, 23 domain subjects, and 1 GAT. So there are 37 papers in CUET UG. But a candidate can choose a maximum of five subjects, which means that for candidates, there are a maximum of 5 papers in CUET UG.

Source: CUET UG Official Information Bulletin 

The CUET UG May 15 shift 1 Chemistry paper was moderate in overall difficulty as per the students’ reactions. The paper was from the syllabus, but it was more difficult than previous shifts. The good attempts were around 35+, as per teachers and students. The questions were asked on the topics given below: 

• Solution: Question related to the ideal and non-ideal (example and statement-based), molarity, and Henry's Law (match the following). 
• Kinetics: Questions asked on rate and Arrhenius equation (numerical). 
• Electrochemistry: Questions aksed on Battery-fuel cell (2 questions of match the following), effects of dilution on molar conduct, and oxidising power. 
• Coordination: Question on IUPAC and Photography. 
• d and f block: Questions on KMNO4, paragraph related to alkali effect on actinoid, melting point, and colourless. 
• Organic: There were statement-based questions from this section on topics such as series of reaction, dehydration of alcohol, monochlorination, solubility, and basic nature of amines. 
• There were questions from Biomolecules, such as Vitamin deficiency diseases, water and fat-soluble vitamins, and protein. 

Some students are confused as they have an English paper on a certain date, and other people have, let's say, maths or physics paper on that day in the same shift. It is because there is no common datesheet of CUET UG 2026. The CUET UG date sheet is different for every student as per their choice of subjects and city preference. So, on a certain date and in a certain shift, there are multiple candidates giving different subjects’ exams. 

Source: CUET Reddit 

The English mock test CUET helps students get used to the exam format and question pattern. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas.

Candidates can download the English mock test CUET from the link below and attempt it: 

• English mock test CUET

The CUET Physics mock test helps students get used to the exam format and question pattern. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas.

Candidates can download the CUET Physics mock test from the link below and attempt it: 

• CUET Physics mock test

The CUET UG May 13 Shift 2 detailed analysis is given below: 

The CUET UG May 13 Shift 1 detailed analysis is given below: 

The CUET UG Admit card was released on May 5 by the NTA on its official website, cuet.nta.nic.in. The admit card was released for the complete examination window of 21 days on a single day. 

Source: NTA Public Notice 

The CUET Physics PYQ will help you understand the examiner’s mindset, and it will give you an idea of the important and high-weightage topics. Physics PYQ can be used as a mock test, and it will give you an idea of the level of the questions. 

Given below is the link to the CUET Physics PYQ: 

•  CUET Physics PYQ

The CUET UG mock tests help students get used to the exam format and question pattern. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas.

Candidates can download the CUET mock test free 2026 from the link below and attempt it: 

•  CUET mock test free 2026

The CUET English question paper from May 11 to May 15, shift-wise, is given in the link below: 

• CUET English Question Paper 

NTA has already released the CUET UG 2026 exam date i.e. May 11 to May 31, 2026. The CUET UG is currently ongoing with 2 shifts daily and will be conducted across 35 shifts over the 21-day examination window. 

Source: NTA Public Notice 

No, the NTA has not released any common CUET exam date sheet in 2026. The CUET datesheet has been provided to candidates with their city intimation slip and admit card. The datesheet is different for every student as per their subject preferences and exam city. The CUET exam datesheet of some candidates is given below: 

Student 1 

Student 2 

Till now, we have not received any kind of information regarding any subject’s exam scheduled for today. As the NTA has not released a common CUET exam datesheet, it is difficult to verify. Stay tuned for the latest CUET updates. 

The CUET UG 2026 exam is currently ongoing across the country. Candidates can download their CUET UG admit card from the official website using their login credentials, i.e., Application number and Password. Candidates will be able to download their admit cards until their exam date. Given below is the direct link to download the CUET UG 2026 admit card: 

• Click to download the CUET UG Admit card 2026

Source: cuet.nta.nic.in

The CUET UG previous year question papers are helpful for candidates to know the high-weightage topics and chapters, and to know the examiner’s mindset. The PYQ will make you familiar with the question pattern and the exam format, and it will also increase your speed, which is crucial as you have to attempt 50 questions in 60 minutes. 

The CUET UG previous year question paper link is given below: 

• CUET UG previous year question paper

Candidates are required to carry the following documents to the exam centre as per the NTA guidelines: 

The CUET 2026 syllabus is available on the official website of the CUET, cuet.nta.nic.in. You can download the subject-wise CUET UG syllabus from the link below: 

• Direct Link to CUET 2026 Syllabus 

Candidates can check the participating universities on the official website of CUET at cuet.nta.nic.in. Some of the participating universities are given below: 

• Direct Link to check CUET college list

Source: https://cuet.nta.nic.in/participating-universities/ 

The CUET Physics Question Paper 2025 will help you understand the examiner’s mindset, and it will give you an idea of the important and high-weightage topics. The CUET Physics Question Paper 2025 link is given below: 

• CUET Physics Question Paper 2025

The CUET GAT Question Paper 2025 will help you understand the examiner’s mindset, and it will give you an idea of the important and high-weightage topics. The CUET GAT Question Paper 2025 link is given below: 

• CUET GAT Question Paper 2025

The CUET Maths mock test helps students get used to the exam format and question pattern. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas.

Candidates can download the CUET Maths mock test from the link below and attempt it: 

• CUET Maths mock test

NTA has not released the CUET UG 2026 common subject-wise schedule on its official website, cuet.nta.nic.in. The timetable is different for every student based on their subject selection and preference. The subject-wise timetable of some students is given below, which is sourced from CUET Reddit:

Student 1 

Student 2 

The syllabus for the commerce students includes subjects such as Accountancy, Economics, Business Studies, and Maths. The syllabus for all these subjects is given below: 

Candidates can download the official Syllabus PDFs of the above subjects from the link below: 

• CUET Accountancy Syllabus PDF 
• CUET Business Studies Syllabus PDF 
• CUET Economics Syllabus PDF 
• CUET Mathematics Syllabus PDF 

Also Check: Detailed Syllabus for all the subjects 

NTA has not announced the CUET UG result date yet. The result is expected to be declared in late June or early July as per the previous year’s trend. Once released, candidates will be able to download their scorecard using their CUET UG application number and password. 

Source: NTA official Notice 2025

The CUET UG May 15 shift 1 Economics paper was moderate in overall difficulty level. There were more tough questions from the Microeconomics section. The questions were asked on topics such as National Income, GDP (calculation-based question), Cost and revenue, etc. There were 2 passages also with 5 questions each. 

The CUET UG May 15 Business Studies paper was of easy overall difficulty. Questions were asked on almost all the topics. There was a higher weightage of the Financial Market. Questions were asked on topics such as principles of management, controlling, and organising process (arrange the order), Business environment, and promotion. 

The CUET UG May 15 shift 1 Political science paper was easy but lengthy due to around 10 multiple statement-based questions and 4-5 match the following type of questions. There were two passages, one of which was on Environment and Natural resources. There were no picture-based questions asked this year, unlike previous years. 

• As per students’ reactions and feedback, there were more questions from book 1 (contemporary world politics) than from book 2. 
• The questions were asked on topics such as ASEAN, the 1^st election, and the election of 1977.  

The May 15 shift 1 Maths paper was lengthy due to the multiple statement-based and match the following type of questions. Questions were asked on topics such as Calculus (Integration and differential equation – both questions match the following type), Probability (conditional probability and bag and ball type question), and Matrices (3-4 questions only – less as compared to previous shifts). 

• There were fewer questions on topics such as relation and function, ITF, Linear programming problem, continuity and differentiability, and Application of integrals. 

No, the CUET UG exam is not only for Delhi University. It is a national-level exam for admission to undergraduate courses in various (around 280+) central universities, state universities, and other participating universities. The other central universities are Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Jamia Millia Islamia, and Aligarh Muslim University (AMU). 

The CUET UG May 15 shift 1 Agriculture paper was overall easy with some difficult questions. Most of the questions were from the important units, i.e., Crop production, Livestock, and Horticulture. The questions asked of these units are given below: 

• Crop production: Classification of crops ( cereals, pulses, oil seeds, etc.)
• Horticulture: Floriculture ( Rose, Marigold, and Chrysanthemum), Fruits (a few questions), Vegetables (Potato and Brinjal). 
• Livestock: Question related to the breeds of cattle, a paragraph-based question on Goats. 

The May 15 shift 1 geography paper was similar to previous shifts. There was no shift in the paper pattern, however the language of the questions has changed a little bit. There were 2 passages, i.e., Population and Transport & Communication.

Other questions were asked on topics such as Ratzel's definition, Humanisation of nature, arranging the country according to its population, slash and burn cultivation, JNPT port, Mineral resources (energy resources present in various states), hill area development program, human development, and Trans-Siberian Railway. 

The CUET 2026 syllabus is available on the official website of the CUET, cuet.nta.nic.in. You can download the subject-wise CUET UG syllabus from the link below: 

• Direct Link to CUET 2026 Syllabus 

The CUET UG May 15 shift 1 exam was conducted for the following subjects, as per the early students’ reactions: 

• Hindi, Biology, Political Science, Business Studies, Economics, Chemistry, Mathematics, English, Geography, Agriculture, Physics, and Sociology. 

The CUET UG May 15 shift 1 Biology paper was moderate. Most of the questions were NCERT-based. There were questions from the content given in the boxes in the NCERTs, so don't ignore them and give them a quick read. 

As per the students' feedback, the paper included the following questions or topics: 

• There was a passage on the Antibodies, which checked the understanding of the topic. The answers were not directly given in the passage. 
• There were questions on topics such as Spermatogenesis (sequence-based questions), Totipotency, Gel-electrophoresis, etc. 
• A question was asked about who coined the term Nuclein. There were questions on Redicovery of mendal, Biotechnology(DNA Isolation- sequence-based questions), RNA- Interference (gene-silencing). 
• Other questions were the usage of microbes in the households, factors affecting decomposition, formula related to population growth, sexual reproduction in flowering plants (apocarpous and syncarpous), Cry gene (Cry I Ab), gene regulation (lac operon), year of the MTP act amendment, and gene therapy. 
   

The CUET UG May 15 shift 1 Hindi paper was easy in difficulty, as per the early students’ reactions. There were 2 passages in the exam. The questions were asked from the topics such as Prefix (upsarg), Suffix (pratyay), Sentiments/Emotion (ras), compound words (samas), Joining/Junction (samas), and proverbs/idioms (lokoktiyan), etc. The detailed bifurcation of the question based on the topics is given below: 

• 4 questions from Vak Punarvyavastha
• 2 questions from Sarvnam
• 1 question from Kriya
• 1 question each from Upsarg and Pratyay
• 1 question from Ling
• 1 question from Vachan
• 1 question from Karak (sequence-based)
• 1 question from Sandhi
• 2 questions from Samas
• 1 question from Vartani
• 1 question about Chand (Hargitak Chand ki matraye)
• Padhyansh on Rani Laxmi Bai (5 questions)
• Gadhyansh ( 5 questions)
• 2-3 questions on Anek sabdo k lie ek sabd
• 3 questions from Muhavare and Lokoktiya
• 1-2 questions from Paryayvachi
• 1 question about Khidki (deshaj sabd)
• 2 questions from Sahitya (kaviyo ko janm varsh k anusaar lgao- Mahadevi Varma, Balkrishna Bhatt, Nagarjun etc)

The CUET UG May 15 shift 1 has concluded at 12:00 PM. The May 15 shift 1 question paper link is given below: 

• CUET UG May 15 Shift 1 Question Paper 

The CUET UG May 15 shift 1 has been concluded at 12:00 PM. The detailed paper analysis will be provided soon, along with the subject-wise question papers. 

The CUET UG syllabus as prescribed by the NTA is given below: 

Source: Official English Syllabus PDF

Yes, the CUET UG exam has a negative marking of 1 mark. For every correct answer, you will get 5 marks, and for every incorrect answer, 1 mark will be deducted. 

Source: CUET UG Official Information Bulletin 

The CUET Chemistry Question Paper 2025 will help you understand the examiner’s mindset, and it will give you an idea of the important and high-weightage topics. The CUET Chemistry Question Paper 2025 link is given below: 

• CUET Chemistry Question Paper 2025

The CUET Physics mock test helps students get used to the exam format and question pattern. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas.

Candidates can download the CUET Physics mock test from the link below and attempt it: 

• CUET Physics mock test

The CUET UG May 15 shift 1 has started at 9:00 AM and will conclude at 12:00 PM. The detailed paper analysis and the subject-wise question paper will be provided once the shift concludes. 

The CUET UG 2026 exam is currently ongoing across the country. Candidates can download their CUET UG admit card from the official website using their login credentials, i.e., Application number and Password. Candidates will be able to download their admit cards until their exam date. Given below is the direct link to download the CUET UG 2026 admit card: 

• Click to download the CUET UG Admit card 2026

Source: cuet.nta.nic.in

The CUET UG Admit card was released on May 5 by the NTA on its official website, cuet.nta.nic.in. The admit card was released for the complete examination window of 21 days on a single day. 

Source: NTA Public Notice 

The syllabus for the commerce students includes subjects such as Accountancy, Economics, Business Studies, and Maths. The syllabus for all these subjects is given below: 

Candidates can download the official Syllabus PDFs of the above subjects from the link below: 

• CUET Accountancy Syllabus PDF 
• CUET Business Studies Syllabus PDF 
• CUET Economics Syllabus PDF 
• CUET Mathematics Syllabus PDF 

Also Check: Detailed Syllabus for all the subjects 

The CUET UG 2026 city slip was released by the NTA on April 29, 2026. Candidates can download the CUET UG 2026 city slip by using their application number and password. The CUET UG 2026 city slip is the advance information for the allotment of the City where the Examination Centre will be located. 

Source: CUET UG City Slip Portal 

Candidates are required to carry the following documents to the exam centre as per the NTA guidelines: 

The CUET UG mock tests help students get used to the exam format and question pattern. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas.

Candidates can download the CUET UG mock test free from the link below and attempt it: 

•  CUET UG mock test free

The CUET UG marking scheme, as per the NTA’s official CUET UG Bulletin, is given below: 

Source: CUET Official Information Bulletin

As per the NTA guidelines, the candidates should report to the exam centre 2 hours before the commencement of the exam. The reporting time for both the shifts is given below: 

Source: CUET UG 2026 Information Bulletin 

The CUET UG previous year question papers are helpful for candidates to know the high-weightage topics and chapters, and to know the examiner’s mindset. The PYQ will make you familiar with the question pattern and the exam format, and it will also increase your speed, which is crucial as you have to attempt 50 questions in 60 minutes. 

The CUET UG previous year question paper link is given below: 

• CUET UG previous year question paper

The CUET UG May 14 shift 2 English paper was easy to moderate. There were 2 passages from the RCs that were also easy. The questions were asked on topics such as para jumbles, sentence completion, vocabulary, idiom, active-passive voice, parts of speech, tenses, phrasal verbs, and figures of speech, etc. 

The CUET UG May 14 Physics paper was easy to moderate. Candidates will be able to attempt at least 25 questions if they have only done the NCERTs. There were more theoretical questions, as compared to the numericals.

• The questions were asked on topics such as Electromagnetic waves, Magnetic fields, Electrostatistics, Current electricity, moving charges, magnetism and matter, EMI, AC, Ray optics (mirror), wave optics (interference), and semiconductors, etc. 

NTA has not announced the CUET UG result date yet. The result is expected to be declared in late June or early July as per the previous year’s trend. Once released, candidates will be able to download their scorecard using their CUET UG application number and password. 

Source: NTA official Notice 2025

The May 14 shift 2 GAT paper was moderate to tough as per the students' reactions. There were more questions from the GK section as compared to reasoning and quant. 

• GK/GS: There were around 20 questions from this section, and students found it tough as they had not prepared this section enough, as focus mainly on the Quant and LR sections. There were questions from Japan -Paralympic gold medal in 2024, Books and authors, Awards, basic science, and rivers, etc. 
• Quant: There were around 15 questions from this section, with around 2 questions from the percentage. There were questions from topics such as average, simple and compound interest, profit and loss, speed, time and distance, circle and coordinate geometry, algebra, mensuration, probability, and trigonometry. 
• Logical Reasoning: There were around 15 questions from this section. The questions were asked on topics such as non-verbal, image-based, clocks, calendar, alpha-numeric series, coding-decoding, blood relation, direction, and odd one out, etc. 

The CUET UG May 14 shift 2 has concluded at 6:00 PM. The May 14 shift 2 question paper link is given below: 

• CUET UG May 14 Shift 2 Question Paper 

The CUET UG May 14 shift 2 has been concluded at 6:00 PM. The detailed paper analysis and the question paper will be provided soon. 

Yes, NTA has allowed diabetic patients to carry eatables such as fruits and sugar tablets inside the exam centre. However, other candidates are not allowed to carry these items. 

Source: NTA Public Notice 

The CUET Syllabus for the science students includes Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, or Biology as core subjects. However, the candidates can choose subjects irrespective of the subjects opted for in Class 12^th. 

The syllabus of the CUET for the Science students is given below: 

Candidates can download the syllabus PDF for each subject from the link given below:

• Click to download Physics Syllabus  
• Click to download Chemistry Syllabus  
• Click to download Mathematics Syllabus  
• Click to download Biology Syllabus  

Also Check: Syllabus for other subjects

The CUET Chemistry question paper 2026 is available for download. Candidates can get the shift-wise CUET Chemistry question paper from the links given below: 

• CUET Chemistry Question Paper 2026 May 11 Shift 1 
• CUET Chemistry Question Paper 2026 May 12 Shift 2 

The CUET UG May 14 shift 2 has started at 3:00 PM and will conclude at 6:00 PM. The detailed paper analysis and the question paper will be provided soon. 

• The English paper was easy to moderate in difficulty, with the highest weightage of the Reading Comprehension.
• Questions were asked on topics such as Vocabulary, Synonyms-Antonyms, Grammar, Error Detection, Para Jumbles, and Idioms & Phrases.
• Students found the paper slightly lengthy but manageable. However, most of the questions were direct and based on previous years' patterns.

• The Biology paper was moderate in difficulty and largely based on NCERT concepts and terms.
• Major topics included Human Physiology, Genetics, Ecology, Biotechnology, Reproduction, and Human Health & Diseases.
• The paper included statement-based and assertion-reason questions, testing conceptual understanding. 

The May 14 shift 1 geography paper was doable with a similar pattern as previous shifts. There were 2 passages with 5 questions each on topics Population and Outsourcing. Other questions were aksed on topics such as spatial organisation, transport (airports), railway zones (match the following), urban settlements (criteria), Malthus theory, synthetic study, Gondwana coalfield, and Tutikurin port. 

• The question pattern included statement-based questions, match the following, and one-liner questions. 

The May 14 GAT exam was balanced and doable. There were more questions from the GK/GS section and fewer questions, around 12, from the quant section. The reasoning section had around 15-17 questions. 

• Reasoning: The reasoning section included questions from coding-decoding, calendar, Direction, Problem based on Alphabet, Classification, series, blood relation (2 questions), mirror/water image, and dice. 
• Quant: It was easy as compared to the previous years and was doable. The questions were asked on topics such as Arithmetic Mean, Speed and Distance, Algebra, Mensuration (Match the following), P&C, Compound Interest, Time and Work, Profit and Loss, Mean, Mode and Median, and Rational Number. 
• GS/GK: There were around 2 questions from the current affairs, and the rest of the questions were from static, such as History, geography, etc. The questions asked are Gandhian Movements, Mahajanpadas, Slogan of Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Brahmaputra river, Earthquake (statement-based question), Sound, Retinol, and full forms of SAARC, ASEAN, and NATO, and Objective resolution. 
  • There were only 2 questions from current affairs, i.e., Award (from 2024) and Water Planning. 

The CUET Chemistry PYQ will help you understand the examiner’s mindset, and it will give you an idea of the important and high-weightage topics. Chemistry PYQ can be used as a mock test, and it will give you an idea of the level of the questions. 

Given below is the link to the CUET Chemistry PYQ: 

•  CUET Chemistry PYQ

• A good attempt in the Language section is 35 to 40 questions.
• Candidates should aim for 30 to 40 questions in Domain Subjects.
• For the General Aptitude Test, 30 to 35 attempts are considered good.
• Accuracy remains important for securing a high CUET UG 2026 score.

• CUET UG 2026 Shift 2 candidates must report before gate closing time.
• Entry gates for Shift 2 will close at 2:30 PM today.
• No late entry will be permitted after the deadline.
• Candidates should carry admit card and valid ID proof to the centre.

The CUET UG May 14 shift 1 has concluded at 12:00 PM. The May 14 shift 1 question paper link is given below: 

• CUET UG May 14 Shift 1 Question Paper 

• CUET UG 2026 May 14 Shift 1 examination concluded at 12 PM.
• Candidates were allowed to exit the exam centres after completion.
• Shift 1 was conducted for multiple subject combinations today.
• Entry process for the next CUET UG 2026 shift will begin from 1 PM.

• Delhi University may open the DU CSAS UG Portal 2026 in June.
• The registration process is expected in the third week of June.
• DU usually opens Phase 1 registration before CUET results are announced.
• Candidates are advised to keep documents ready for admission registration.

• Candidates with one exam will finish by 10 AM.
• Students appearing for two exams will finish by 11 AM.
• Candidates with three exams will complete the shift by 12 PM.
• CUET UG 2026 exams are being conducted in multiple slots today.

The CUET UG 2026 May 14 shift 1 has started at 9:00 PM, and it will conclude at 12:00 PM. The paper analysis and the question paper will be provided once the shift concludes. 

Source: CUET UG 2026 Information Bulletin 

As per the NTA guidelines, the candidates should report to the exam centre 2 hours before the commencement of the exam. The reporting time for both shifts is given below: 

Source: CUET UG 2026 Information Bulletin 

Candidates facing any issues or queries regarding the CUET UG 2026 can contact the NTA helpline from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on the following: 

Source: NTA Public Notice 

The CUET UG marking scheme, as per the NTA’s official CUET UG Bulletin, is given below: 

Source: CUET Official Information Bulletin

The CUET 2026 syllabus is available on the official website of the CUET, cuet.nta.nic.in. You can download the subject-wise CUET UG syllabus from the link below: 

• Direct Link to CUET 2026 Syllabus 

The subjects whose exams are scheduled for tomorrow are English, Biology, and GAT, confirmed by the students: 

NTA has not announced the CUET UG result date yet. The result is expected to be declared in late June or early July as per the previous year’s trend. Once released, candidates will be able to download their scorecard using their CUET UG application number and password. 

Source: NTA official Notice 2025

There is no age limit for the candidates in CUET UG. The candidates, who have passed the class 12 /equivalent examination or are appearing in 2027, can appear in the CUET (UG) - 2027 examination. However, the candidates will be required to fulfill the age criteria (if any) of the University / Institution / Organization in which they are desirous of taking admission.

• The qualifying examination will be the final examination of the 10+2 system, conducted by any recognized Central/ State Board, such as the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi.

The CUET UG May 13 shift 2 has concluded at 6:00 PM. The May 13 shift 2 question paper link is given below: 

• CUET UG May 13 Shift 2 Question Paper 

The shift 2 of May 13 has been concluded at 6:00 PM. The detailed paper analysis and the question paper will be provided soon. 

The political science paper was easy to moderate and included around 10-15 one-liner questions. Other question patterns were match the following, chronolgy, and statement-based, etc. The questions were asked on topics such as the USSR declaration, population density, J&K war, Shimla Agreement, Treaties such as the Indus Water and Tashkent, Congress split, North-east state (year of formation), Year-based question for WTO and SAFTA, etc. 

The Business Studies paper included sequence-based questions from topics such as functions, motivation, trading procedure, etc. There were questions about money market instruments, and definitions given in the NCERTs. 

The microeconomics section of the Economics paper was easy, but there were a few questions from that section. The questions that are aksed from the Macroeconomics are National income, Money and Banking ( 4-5 questions), Budget (case study), GDP deflator, Balance of payments, and Foreign exchange. 

• The questions asked about the IED are rural sector and India, China, and Pakistan's comparative development. 

The geography paper was easy to moderate. The weightage of one-liner questions was less, as only 10-15 questions were one-liners. The questions were asked on topics such as growth, population distribution, current fallow land, climate, settlement (semi-clustor), mining, and watershed. 

The shift 1 history paper was easy to moderate as per the students' feedback and question level. The questions were asked from the Harappan phase (timeline), the Mahajanpadas (location-based), Ashoka’s Inscriptions, Vijayanagara ( Foreign travellers and Amarnayaka), Framing of the constitution, and the drafting committee. 

• There were questions from the 1857 revolt related to the leader and place such as Nana Saheb. Questions were also asked about the classification of land and Al Biruni’s account. 

The shift 1 English paper was moderate. The paper was lengthy due to the long options in the questions. Some students faced issues in time management as they started attempting the paper from the RCs. 

• There were questions from Rearrangement, Active-passive voice, vocabulary, adjective, Phrasal verbs, Tenses, and figures of speech, etc. 
• The question pattern included match the following, fill in the blanks, and statement-based questions. 
• There were two RCs from the topics of Rajasthani painting and Artificial Intelligence. There was also a question on a figure of speech in RC.  
• There were questions from Idioms (Waterloo), Poetry extract, and Homophones. The options in the rearrangement questions were confusing. 

The CUET UG previous year question papers are helpful for candidates to know the high-weightage topics and chapters, and to know the examiner’s mindset. The PYQ will make you familiar with the question pattern and the exam format, and it will also increase your speed, which is crucial as you have to attempt 50 questions in 60 minutes. 

The CUET UG previous year question paper link is given below: 

• CUET UG previous year question paper

The second shift of the CUET UG May 13 exam has started at 3:00 PM. Shift 2 will conclude at 6:00 PM. The paper analysis of the exam will be provided once the shift concludes. 

The Entry gates have been closed for the May 13 Shift 2 of CUET UG 2026. The biometrics of the candidates are ongoing, and after that, they will log in to their computers for the exam. The exam will start at 3:00 PM.

NTA has not released the CUET UG 2026 common subject-wise schedule on its official website, cuet.nta.nic.in. The timetable is different for every student based on their subject selection and preference. The subject-wise timetable of some students is given below, which is sourced from CUET Reddit:

Student 1 

Student 2 

The CUET UG 2026 city slip was released by the NTA on April 29, 2026. Candidates can download the CUET UG 2026 city slip by using their application number and password. The CUET UG 2026 city slip is the advance information for the allotment of the City where the Examination Centre will be located. 

Source: CUET UG City Slip Portal 

The CUET Syllabus for the science students includes Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, or Biology as core subjects. However, the candidates can choose subjects irrespective of the subjects opted for in Class 12^th. 

The syllabus of the CUET for the Science students is given below: 

Candidates can download the syllabus PDF for each subject from the link given below:

• Click to download Physics Syllabus  
• Click to download Chemistry Syllabus  
• Click to download Mathematics Syllabus  
• Click to download Biology Syllabus  

Also Check: Syllabus for other subjects

The CUET UG May 13 shift 1 has concluded at 12:00 PM. The May 13 shift 1 question paper link is given below: 

• CUET UG May 13 Shift 1 Question Paper 

The CUET UG shift 1 has been concluded at 12:00 PM. It started at 9:00. The paper analysis and the question paper will be provided soon. 

The CUET Biology PYQ will help you understand the examiner’s mindset, and it will give you an idea of the important and high-weightage topics. CUET Biology PYQ can be used as a mock test to give you an idea of the level of the questions. 

Given below is the link to the CUET Biology PYQ: 

•  CUET Biology PYQ

The CUET Chemistry PYQ will help you understand the examiner’s mindset, and it will give you an idea of the important and high-weightage topics. Chemistry PYQ can be used as a mock test, and it will give you an idea of the level of the questions. 

Given below is the link to the CUET Chemistry PYQ: 

•  CUET Chemistry PYQ

The Biology CUET mock test helps students get used to the exam format and question pattern. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas.

Candidates can download the Biology CUET mock test from the link below and attempt it: 

• Biology CUET mock test

The CUET physics question paper will help you understand the examiner’s mindset, and it will give you an idea of the important and high-weightage topics. The Physics question paper can be used as a mock test, and it will give you an idea about the level of the questions. 

Given below is the link to the CUET Physics question paper: 

• CUET Physics question paper 

• The May 13 shift 1 has started at 9:00 AM. Shift 1 will conclude at 12:00 PM.
• Candidates across exam centres have begun attempting the Computer-Based Test (CBT).
• The exam is being conducted under strict monitoring and security arrangements.
   

The CUET UG 2026 exam is currently ongoing across the country. Candidates can download their CUET UG admit card from the official website using their login credentials, i.e., Application number and Password. Candidates will be able to download their admit cards until their exam date. Given below is the direct link to download the CUET UG 2026 admit card: 

• Click to download the CUET UG Admit card 2026

Source: cuet.nta.nic.in

The CUET UG marking scheme, as per the NTA’s official CUET UG Bulletin, is given below: 

Source: CUET Official Information Bulletin

The CUET UG mock tests help students get used to the exam format and question pattern. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas.

Candidates can download the CUET UG mock test free from the link below and attempt it: 

•  CUET UG mock test free

CUET is a national-level entrance exam in India conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate programs. It was introduced in 2022.

Source: CUET UG Official Information Bulletin 

Candidates can check the participating universities on the official website of CUET at cuet.nta.nic.in. Some of the participating universities are given below: 

Source: https://cuet.nta.nic.in/participating-universities/ 

The syllabus for the commerce students includes subjects such as Accountancy, Economics, Business Studies, and Maths. The syllabus for all these subjects is given below: 

Candidates can download the official Syllabus PDFs of the above subjects from the link below: 

• CUET Accountancy Syllabus PDF 
• CUET Business Studies Syllabus PDF 
• CUET Economics Syllabus PDF 
• CUET Mathematics Syllabus PDF 

Also Check: Detailed Syllabus for all the subjects 

NTA has prescribed a dress code for all the candidates appearing for the CUET UG 2026. The dress code, as per the NTA guidelines, is given below: 

Source: NTA Public Notice 

As per the NTA guidelines, the candidates should report to the exam centre 2 hours before the commencement of the exam. The reporting time for both shifts is given below: 

Source: CUET UG 2026 Information Bulletin 

The CUET UG May 12 shift 2 has been concluded at 6:00 PM. Shift 2 started at 3:00 PM. The paper analysis and the question papers will be provided soon. 

The CUET UG 2026 exam city change window has been closed, and candidates cannot change the exam city now. NTA provided the reallocation window for candidates who could not be accommodated within their selected preferences due to capacity constraints in high-demand locations to choose from vacant slots in alternate cities. 

The reallocation window was provided from May 5 to May 7 for 3 days. 

Source: NTA Public Notice

The CUET English Mock Test 2026 helps students get used to the exam format and question pattern. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas.

Candidates can download the CUET English mock test from the link below and attempt it: 

• CUET English Mock Test 2026

The CUET UG 2026 exams will conclude on May 31^st after a 21-day examination window. The CUET UG exams have started on May 11 and are currently ongoing across the country and abroad. The CUET UG exams are conducted by the NTA in a CBT mode for admission to undergraduate courses in central and state/participating universities. 

• Last date of CUET exam: May 31, 2026

The CUET sample paper 2026 is helpful for students to improve their understanding of the CUET UG 2026 exam pattern, question types, and marking scheme.

• Helps students identify strong and weak topics for better revision and time management.
• Enhances speed and accuracy by providing real exam-like practice before the actual test.
• Builds confidence and reduces exam stress through regular mock practice and self-assessment.

Candidates can find the CUET sample paper 2026 subject-wise link below: 

• CUET Sample Paper 2026

The CUET Biology syllabus is available on the CUET UG official website. The Biology syllabus includes the topics given below: 

Source: cuet.nta.nic.in 2026 

Also Check: Detailed CUET Biology Syllabus 2026 

The CUET UG May 12 shift 2 has started at 3:00 PM and will conclude at 6:00 PM. The shift 2 paper analysis and the question papers will be provided once the exam concludes. 

The CUET UG 2026 May 12 shift 2 entry has been closed. The candidates have entered their exam halls and are logging in to their computers for the exam. 

The CUET UG 2026 May 12, shift 2 entry is currently ongoing. Candidates have reached the exam centres and are going through frisking. The important documents to carry for the entry to the exam hall are: 

•  Printed Admit Card with Self Declaration duly filled in
• Two passport-size photograph same as uploaded in Application form 
• An original, valid Photo ID proof- same as uploaded during filing Application form

Source: NTA Public Notice 

The candidates can log in to the CUET UG 2026 portal for any updates regarding the CUET UG 2026. The login credentials required are the application number and password. The direct link to log in to the CUET UG 2026 portal is given below: 

• CUET UG 2026 Login 

• The CUET UG May 12 Shift 1 Business Studies exam was easy, and candidates said that those who have covered and prepared the keywords can easily solve the paper and score well. 
• The Accountancy paper was moderate to difficult compared to yesterday’s shifts. The questions were aksed from topics such as Average profit and Ratio. 
• The Economics paper was moderate in difficulty. There were questions from all three sections, i.e., Macro, Micro, and IED. The IED questions were more in today’s shift as compared to yesterday’s shift. 
  • In the IED section, questions were asked about India, China, and Pakistan relations, LPG reforms, TISCO, etc. The questions were in the form of match the following. 
  • There were more questions of microeconomics than macroeconomics. The micro questions were trickier and asked about topics such as Marginal cost, supply, etc. 
  • The macro questions were asked on topics such as National income, Money and banking, BOP (current account and capital account), and Budget. 

The memory-based question paper for the May 12 shift 1 for all the subject are given below: 

• CUET UG 2026 May 12 Shift 1 Question Paper 

The GAT paper was balanced, and there were around 35-37 questions from Quant and LR, and the rest of the questions from GA. In the GA section, more questions were asked from the static portion and fewer from current affairs. 

• In the Quant Section, the questions were asked on Mensuration, 2D/3D, Statistics, P&C, Probability, LCM-HCF, Ratio, Time and work, compound interest, Time, speed, and distance. 
• In Reasoning, there were questions from Non-verbal, clock, calendar, direction, coding-decoding, blood relation, sitting arrangement, (linear), and Syllogism. 
• In the GS/GA section, there were questions from both static and current affairs. The static portion was more and the current affairs questions were from the past 1-2 years. 

The May 12 shift 1 has concluded at 12:00 PM. The shift 1 started at 9:00 AM. The detailed paper analysis and the question papers for all the subjects will be provided soon. 

NTA has already announced the CUET exam dates. The CUET UG 2026 exams are scheduled from May 11 to May 31 in CBT mode only. The test is
being conducted across 35 shifts over the 21-day examination window. 

Source: NTA Public Notice 

• CUET Chemistry question paper 2025

The CUET Chemistry Mock test helps students get used to the exam format and question pattern. The Mock test analysis widens the knowledge base of candidates and helps identify the weak areas. Candidates can download the CUET Chemistry mock test from the link below and attempt it: 

• Direct Link to CUET Chemistry Mock Test

The May 12 shift 1 has started at 9:00 AM. Shift 1 will conclude at 12:00 PM. Candidates across exam centres have begun attempting the Computer-Based Test (CBT). The exam is being conducted under strict monitoring and security arrangements.

The Entry gates have been closed, and the students have reached the exam centres for the May 12 shift 1 exam. The reporting time was 7:00 AM for the first shift and the exam will start at 9:00 AM. 

The CUET UG 2026 city slip was released by the NTA on April 29, 2026. Candidates can download the CUET UG 2026 city slip by using their application number and password. The CUET UG 2026 city slip is the advance information for the allotment of the City where the Examination Centre will be located. 

Source: CUET UG City Slip Portal 

Based on NTA's marking scheme (+5 correct, –1 wrong, 0 unattempted) and CUET 2025 percentile data, here is the complete answer:

• For Score 235 – 250 per subject, Expected percentile is 99th+ and is safe for top DU colleges like SRCC, Hindu College, Lady Shri Ram
• For Scores 210 – 235 per subject, Expected 97th – 99th percentile and Competitive for most DU, BHU, and JNU programmes 
• Score 185 – 210 per subject, Expected 93rd – 97th percentile → Suitable for mid-tier DU colleges, AMU, Jamia
• For Score 150 – 185 per subject, Expected 82nd – 93rd percentile, Accessible to state universities and lower-demand DU programmes 

Source: Collegedunia CUET UG Marks vs Percentile 2026

With Day 1 concluded, students are searching for the CUET UG 2026 May 12 exam subjects and shift timings. Here is everything candidates need to know before heading to their centre for Day 2:

• NTA does not publish a single universal Day 2 datesheet — each candidate's May 12 subjects, shift, and reporting time are printed on their individual CUET UG 2026 Admit Card only. Candidates must check their admit card at cuet.nta.nic.in immediately.

• Shift 1 tomorrow: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM | Gate closes at 8:30 AM sharp — no entry allowed after gate closure under any circumstances.
• Shift 2 tomorrow: 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM | Report by 1:00 PM; gate closes 30 minutes before shift start.
• High-volume subjects like English, General Aptitude Test (GAT), and Mathematics are conducted across multiple days — candidates appearing for these subjects may find their slot on May 12 if not yet appeared.
• Each subject is 60 minutes long (50 MCQs, 250 marks); candidates with 2 or 3 subjects in the same shift sit in a continuous session with independent timers per subject.
• Documents to carry: Printed CUET 2026 Admit Card (all pages) + original valid photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, Passport, or Driving Licence).
• Candidates in traditional or customary dress must report 1 hour earlier than the standard reporting time for additional security checks.
• The CUET UG 2026 exam runs across 35 shifts over 21 days (May 11 – May 31) in CBT mode across 306 cities in India and 14 international cities in 13 countries.

Source: cuet.nta.nic.in

Collegedunia has provided free mock test for all subjects including GAT and English.

Yes, there is a negative marking of 1 mark in CUET UG 2026. The marking scheme is given in the CUET UG Information Bulletin. 

Source: CUET UG Information Bulletin

The CUET UG syllabus as prescribed by the NTA is given below: 

Source: Official English Syllabus PDF

Source: NTA Public Notice 

The May 11, shift 2 of CUET UG 2026 has been concluded at 6:00 PM. There were 8 subject’s paper were scheduled for the 2^nd shift. The question paper for all subjects will be updated soon. 

NTA has not released the CUET UG 2026 common subject-wise schedule on its official website, cuet.nta.nic.in. The timetable is different for every student based on their subject selection and preference. The subject-wise timetable of some students is given below, which is sourced from CUET Reddit:

Student 1 

Student 2 

The shift 1 English exam was easy to moderate in overall difficulty. The pattern of the exam was more similar to that of 2022 and 2023.

• The grammar was asked more than the vocabulary. The vocabulary asked is Perpetuity, Rattle, Accede, Folly, Decipher, Mortify, Fraudulent, Sibling, etc.
• The reading comprehension was easy and manageable for most of the students. The RC topics asked are Sambalpur weaving / Ikat work / Hirakud Dam.
• The major topics asked were Prepositions, Adverbs, Active-passive voice, Direct-indirect speech, Idioms, one-word substitution, rearrangement of sentences, etc.

Source: CUET Reddit 

The CUET sample paper 2026 is helpful for students to improve their understanding of the CUET UG 2026 exam pattern, question types, and marking scheme.

• Helps students identify strong and weak topics for better revision and time management.
• Enhances speed and accuracy by providing real exam-like practice before the actual test.
• Builds confidence and reduces exam stress through regular mock practice and self-assessment.

Candidates can find the CUET sample paper 2026 subject-wise link below: 

• CUET sample paper 2026

The CUET English question paper PDF of May 11, shift 1, is given below. Candidates can download the PDF by clicking on the following link:

• CUET English question paper

The CUET UG May 11, shift 2 has started to conduct 8 papers. The shift timings are 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM. The question paper for the subjects scheduled for shift 2 will be provided soon. 

The NTA has already released the CUET hall ticket 2026 on its official website, cuet .nta.nic.in. Candidates can download the CUET Hall ticket using their application number and password from the link given below: 

• Direct Link to download the CUET Hall ticket 2026 

Source: cuet .nta.nic.in

The following subjects exam is scheduled on May 11, shift 2 from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM: 

• English
• Accountancy / Book Keeping
• Business Studies
• Computer Science /Informatics Practices
• Economics / Business Economics
• History
• Political Science
• Sociology

Source: NTA Public Notice 

The CUET marking scheme is given in the official Information Bulletin of the CUET UG 2026. The CUET marking scheme is given below: 

Source: Official Information Bulletin

The CUET Biology PYQ will help candidates identify the important topics and the question pattern and format. It will help candidates identify questions with similar patterns in the exam hall.

Given below is the link to the CUET Biology PYQ: 

• Click for CUET Biology PYQ 

The CUET UG Shift 2 will begin at 3:00 PM. The reporting time for shift 2 is 1:00 PM, and the gate closing time is 2:30 PM. Candidates must ensure they reach the examination centre on time.  

The CUET Syllabus for the science students includes Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, or Biology as core subjects. However, the candidates can choose subjects irrespective of the subjects opted for in Class 12^th. 

The syllabus of the CUET for the Science students is given below: 

Candidates can download the syllabus PDF for each subject from the link given below:

• Click to download Physics Syllabus  
• Click to download Chemistry Syllabus  
• Click to download Mathematics Syllabus  
• Click to download Biology Syllabus  

Also Check: Syllabus for other subjects

• The CUET UG 2026 May 11 Shift 1 exam has now successfully concluded at 12:00 PM.
• Candidates with different subject combinations completed their exams at different timings.

Subject-Wise Exam Completion Timing

• Students are now coming out of centres after completing the Computer-Based Test (CBT).
• Initial reactions, paper analysis, and difficulty level updates are expected shortly.

• The National Testing Agency (NTA) conducted the CUET UG 2026 Day 1 exam today for a total of 1,24,020 candidates.
• The examination was held in two shifts across multiple centres in India.
• A total of 8 subjects were conducted in each shift under the Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode.
• Strict security and verification procedures were followed throughout the examination process.
• Student reactions and paper analysis for both shifts are expected soon.

• The CUET UG 2026 Shift 1 exam for 8 subjects has officially started at 9:00 AM.
• Candidates across exam centres have begun attempting the Computer-Based Test (CBT).
• The exam is being conducted under strict monitoring and security arrangements.

• Final security checks and verification are underway.
• Candidates are being seated in their allotted labs/rooms.
• Invigilators are giving important exam instructions before the test begins.
• Students must follow all CBT exam guidelines carefully during the examination.

• The CUET UG 2026 exam centre gates are now closed for May 11 Shift 1 candidates.
• No candidate will be allowed entry after the gate closing time.
• The CUET UG 2026 Shift 1 exam for 8 subjects will begin at 9:00 AM.

The CUET UG 2026 exam is divided into three sections — candidates can choose a maximum of 5 subject papers in total, combining at least one language with domain subjects and the optional General Aptitude Test.

Source: NTA CUET UG 2026 Official Information Bulletin — Section Structure (January 3, 2026)

Understanding the CUET UG 2026 marking scheme is essential to performing well in tomorrow's exam-particularly because negative marking of –1 per wrong answer interacts critically with the new all-50-compulsory format.

• Total marks per paper: 250 (50 questions × 5 marks). With all 5 subjects, maximum possible marks = 1,250.
• Accuracy matters more than speed — a student answering 35 correctly and leaving 15 blank scores 175, while a student answering all 50 with 10 wrong scores 200. Only attempt confidently.
• For uncertain questions, use the Mark for Review feature on the CBT interface to flag and return later.

The single most important change in CUET UG 2026 that every candidate must know before sitting the exam tomorrow: all 50 questions in every paper are now compulsory — the option to skip questions and attempt 40 out of 50 (as in 2024 and earlier) no longer exists.

• The removal of internal choice is the most significant structural shift in CUET since the exam launched in 2022. The old buffer of skipping 10 difficult questions is no longer available.
• Since all 50 questions are now compulsory and negative marking of –1 applies per wrong answer, blind guessing is risky — but leaving questions blank (0 marks) is safer than guessing.

Source: NTA CUET UG 2026 Official Information Bulletin (January 3, 2026) — cuet.nta.nic.in

With the CUET UG 2026 exam beginning tomorrow, here is a focused last-day revision guide for the most frequently tested topics in each section, based on CUET 2022–2025 question paper analysis.

Source: Official CUET UG 2026 Syllabus — cuet.nta.nic.in

With 15,68,866 registered candidates generating 67,56,321 total test instances across 12,906 unique subject combinations, CUET UG 2026 is the largest single undergraduate entrance test in India by registered candidate count.

Source: Official NTA Press Release — CUET UG 2026 Registration Statistics (May 5, 2026)

NTA Helpdesk (Available 24x7 before exam):

011-40759000 / 011-69227700

cuet-ug@nta.ac.in

cuet.nta.nic.in

Source: NTA Official CUET UG 2026 Helpdesk — cuet.nta.nic.in

The CUET UG 2026 exam on May 11 will be conducted in two slots. Each subject paper lasts exactly 60 minutes, and candidates appearing for multiple subjects will have consecutive papers within their allocated slot.

Note: Each candidate's specific subjects and their sequence within the slot are mentioned on their individual CUET UG 2026 Admit Card. The schedule above is general — always check your personal admit card for exact timings.

Source:NTA Official Portal — cuet.nta.nic.in

NTA has issued a formal advisory specifying the dress code for CUET UG 2026 candidates. Strict dress code norms will be enforced at exam centre entry gates on May 11.

• Candidates found wearing prohibited items at the security gate will face additional checks and delays — risk missing the gate closing time.
• Female candidates may wear short-sleeved tops, kurtas, or simple kurtis. Full-sleeve clothing is permitted but will be subjected to additional frisking.

Source: Official NTA Dress Code Advisory — CUET UG 2026 (cuet.nta.nic.in, May 7, 2026)

Important: Entry will be denied without the printed CUET 2026 Admit Card — no exceptions. Candidates must sign the self-declaration form only in front of the invigilator inside the exam hall, not before.

Source: NTA Official CUET UG 2026 Instructions — cuet.nta.nic.in

Carrying any prohibited item inside the CUET UG 2026 examination hall may result in immediate disqualification and disciplinary action by NTA. Leave all banned items at home before arriving at the exam centre.

Note: A transparent ballpoint pen (with no labelling or markings on the body) is the only writing instrument permitted. Rough sheets for calculations will be provided inside the hall and must be returned to the invigilator before leaving.

Source: Official NTA Advisory — Prohibited Items at CUET UG 2026 Exam Centre (May 7, 2026)

As per the CUET UG 2026 Admit Card, the entry gates at exam centres will close strictly 30 minutes before the exam start time — no candidate will be allowed entry after the gates close under any circumstances.

• Candidates are strongly advised to reach the centre at least 2 hours before the exam start time — security checks and biometric/photo verification will create queues due to the large number of candidates.
• Candidates arriving after the gate closing time will not be allowed entry — this is a strict NTA rule with no exceptions.
• Exact shift start time and gate closing time are printed on each candidate's individual admit card — always cross-check with your personal hall ticket.

Source: Official NTA Portal — cuet.nta.nic.in

As the CUET UG 2026 exam begins tomorrow (May 11, 2026), here are the most critical last-night guidelines from NTA that every candidate must follow:

• Print 2–3 copies of your CUET UG 2026 Admit Card on A4 paper tonight. Do not rely on printing tomorrow morning.
• Check your exact slot, reporting time, and exam centre address on the admit card. Use Google Maps to locate the centre and estimate travel time with morning traffic.
• Keep your valid original photo ID — Aadhaar, PAN, Passport, Voter ID, or Class 12 Board Admit Card with photograph — alongside the admit card.
• Charge nothing overnight — mobile phones, smartwatches, and Bluetooth earphones are all strictly banned inside the exam hall.
• Set multiple alarms and sleep early — especially Slot 1 candidates who must report by 7:00 AM.
• Candidates wearing religious attire (hijab, kara, etc.) must arrive at the exam centre 2 hours before the exam — additional security frisking will be conducted.

Source: Official NTA Advisory — CUET UG 2026 Dress Code & Permissible Items (May 7, 2026)