CUET PG 2025: NTA Issues Advisory for Candidates

AADHAAR and Biometric Verification

• Candidates must carry the original AADHAAR Card for verification.
• Thumbprint biometric verification will be conducted. In case of a mismatch, iris scanning will be performed.
• If a candidate does not have an AADHAAR Card, they will be required to undergo an alternative verification process and fill out an Exception Form.

Items Allowed Inside the Exam Hall

Candidates are allowed to carry:

• Transparent water bottle
• Simple transparent ballpoint pen
• Admit Card with Self-Declaration (Undertaking)
• Additional passport-size photograph for the Attendance Sheet
• Original valid ID proof (PAN card, Driving License, Voter ID, Passport, Aadhaar, E-Aadhaar, Ration Card, or Aadhaar Enrolment Number with Photo)

Special Guidelines for PwD Candidates

• Candidates claiming PwD benefits must carry a PwD certificate issued by a competent authority.
• Those availing the scribe facility will receive extra 20 minutes per hour of examination time.
• PwD candidates should report early to facilitate the verification process.

Prohibited Items

• Electronic devices, mobile phones, or smartwatches
• Study material, books, or notes
• Any personal belongings (there is no provision for safekeeping)

During the Examination

• Candidates will receive blank paper sheets for rough work, which must be submitted before leaving.
• Verify that the question paper displayed on the computer screen matches the subject/medium chosen in the application form.
• If any discrepancy is found, immediately inform the invigilator.

Post-Examination Instructions

• Candidates should keep a copy of the Admit Card for future reference.
• Stay updated with notifications via:
  • NTA Website: nta.ac.in
  • CUET PG Portal: nta.ac.in/CUET-PG/
• Regularly check registered email and SMS for updates.

Key Dates

NTA Contact Information

For any queries, candidates can reach out to NTA via:

• Helpline: +91-11-40759000
• Email: helpdesk-cuetpg@nta.ac.in

Candidates are advised to strictly adhere to the guidelines. Any malpractice will result in strict action, including debarment from future NTA exams.