CUET Exam Day Guidelines 2023: Timings, Instructions

The CUET Exam Day Guidelines 2023 are made available online by the National Testing Agency (NTA). The CUET exam rules for the exam day are listed on the admit card along with other crucial information like the exam's date and time, location, etc. It also lists the prohibited items for applicants as well as the dos and don'ts for the CUET 2023 exam, formerly known as the CUCET.

CUET Admit Card 2023

CUET Exam Centres 2023

CUET Exam Day Guidelines 2023

The CUET Exam Day Guidelines 2023 are shown below for candidates' reference before taking the entrance exam.

• Candidates are recommended to arrive at the examination location between one and two hours before the entrance exam. Additionally, they should be reminded that they won't be permitted to visit the exam site 30 minutes before the test starts.
• Candidates should check that they have all the required documents, including their admission card and ID evidence, before leaving their homes to take the exam.
• There is negative marking in the CUET, candidates should use extreme caution before attempting any answer.
• Candidates with baseline disabilities (PwD) will receive 20 minutes of compensatory time for every hour of the exam.
• On the CUET admit card 2023, they must attach a recent photo of themselves.
• Candidates won't be able to enter the examination hall without their admit card.

CUET Colleges List 2023

CUET Courses List 2023

Items to Bring to CUET Exam Centre in 2023

The table below includes the complete list of items that candidates must carry to the CUET exam centre according to the CUET Exam Day Guidelines 2023.

Items to Bring to CUET Exam Centre in 2023

Sl. No	Things to Carry
1	CUET admit card
2	1 original photo ID card, such as an Aadhar card, college identification, a driver's license, a passport, or a Pan card.
3	Watch
4	Transparent water bottle
5	Black ballpoint pen

Items Not to Bring to CUET Exam Center in 2023

The items listed in the table below should all be left outside the examination spot by candidates as mentioned on the CUET Exam Day Guidelines 2023.

Items Not to Bring to CUET Exam Center in 2023

Sl. No	Things Not to Carry
1	Any type of Electronic devices
2	Geometry box/ pouch/ scale/ pencil-box
3	Printed, blank, handwritten or white paper or piece of paper or writing pad
4	Wallet or handbag or goggles
5	No jewelry is allowed, including rings, bracelets, earrings, pendants, charms, nose rings, chains and necklaces, badges, brooches, hair bands, and clothing with large buttons or full sleeves.
6	Shoes, closed sandals
7	The study material of any type

CUET Exam Pattern 2023

Candidates should review the CUET exam pattern 2023 before beginning their entrance exam preparation. The CUET exam pattern 2023 includes a number of significant data about the admission test, including the scoring system, exam length, question types, exam mode, and total marks. It will be beneficial for candidates to become familiar with the CUET entrance test's format and format.

According to the most recent CUET changes, there will now be four portions in the CUET admission test:

• 13 Languages in Section IA
• Languages in Section IB: 19
• 27 Domain-Specific Subjects in Section II
• Section III: General Examination
• Section IA Languages: 
  • 13* distinct languages are spoken. You can pick from any of these.
  • Out of 50 questions, 40 must be answered correctly in each language.
  • Reading Comprehension (based on several passage types, including factual, literary, and narrative), Literary Aptitude, and Vocabulary will be used to test languages.
  • For each language, 45 minutes.
• Section IB Languages:
  • CUET Exam Pattern 2023
  • 19 different languages exist.
  • Other than the languages provided in Section I A, any other language may be selected.
  • Out of 50 questions, 40 must be answered correctly in each language.Reading Comprehension (based on several passage types, including factual, literary, and narrative), Literary Aptitude, and Vocabulary will be used to test languages.
  • For each language, 45 minutes
• Section II Domain:
  • Under this Section, 27 Domains-specific subjects are given. An applicant may select up to six (06) domains in total, as determined by the relevant university or universities.
  • 40 of 50 questions must be answered.
  • Input text is usable for MCQ-based inquiries.
  • MCQs based on the NCERT Class XII curriculum
  • Each domain-specific subject is given 45 minutes.
• Section III- General Test:
  • For any such undergraduate degree or programs that universities provide, where the entrance is determined by a general test.
  • Out of the 75 questions, there are 60 to try.
  • Input text is usable for MCQ-based inquiries.
  • Knowledge of general topics, current events General Mental Ability, Numerical Ability, Quantitative Reasoning (Simple application of fundamental algebraic, geometric, and measurement principles taught through grade eight), and Verbal Reasoning. Analytical and Logical Thinking