UGC announces CUET revamp with fully computer-based format and flexible subject choices

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The University Grants Commission (UGC) announced that the Common University Entrance Test (CUET-UG) will switch to a fully computer-based format in 2025. Students can choose any subject, regardless of their class 12 studies, allowing more flexibility in higher education. The number of test papers will be reduced from 63 to 37, and students can now take a maximum of five subjects instead of six. The exam duration will be standardized to 60 minutes, and all questions will be compulsory. These changes follow a review by an expert panel aimed at improving the exam's reliability and security. The UGC plans to release the approved changes for public feedback before finalizing them.


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