CUET UG 2026 registrations are expected to start from February 2026, and honestly yaar, if you’re targeting admission in Delhi University, JNU, or BHU, this exam is your gateway. NTA (National Testing Agency) conducts this computer-based test for admission to over 220 central and participating universities across India.
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CUET UG 2026 Registration Process
The registration process typically opens in February and closes by March 2026. Students need to visit cuet.samarth.ac.in for applications. Registration fee is ₹650 for general category students and ₹300 for SC/ST/PwD candidates.
Matlab, you can choose up to 10 universities and multiple programs during registration. Make sure your Class 12 marksheet and other documents are ready before starting.
Exam Pattern and Subject Structure
CUET UG 2026 follows a specific pattern that includes three sections:
- Section IA: 13 Languages (Hindi, English, Bengali, Tamil, etc.)
- Section IB: 20 Languages for foreign language students
- Section II: 27 Domain Subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Political Science, etc.)
- Section III: General Test (for BBA, Integrated courses)
Each subject test runs for 45 minutes with 40-50 questions. The exam uses a normalization process since it’s conducted in multiple shifts, arre bhai!
Important Dates and Exam Schedule
Based on previous patterns, here’s what students can expect for CUET UG 2026:
- Registration Start: February 2026
- Registration End: March 2026
- Admit Card Release: April 2026
- Exam Dates: May 2026 (multiple phases)
- Result Declaration: June 2026
The exam typically happens across 500+ cities in India, including major centers in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, and Pune.
Universities and Courses Available
Major universities accepting CUET UG 2026 scores include Delhi University (all colleges), Jawaharlal Nehru University, Banaras Hindu University, Jamia Millia Islamia, and Allahabad University.
Popular courses available through CUET include BA Honours programs, B.Sc courses, B.Com, BBA, and integrated programs. Delhi University alone offers over 70,000 seats through CUET, making it highly competitive.
Students can also target newer IITs like IIT Dharwad and IIT Bhilai for their BS programs through CUET scores.
Preparation Strategy and Tips
NCERT books remain the primary source for preparation, especially for domain subjects. Students should focus on Class 12 syllabus as the exam is designed around board-level preparation.
Mock tests on the official NTA website help familiarize with the computer-based format. Practice time management since each section has strict time limits.
Mujhe lagta hai, students should prioritize subjects based on their target courses and universities. Don’t try to attempt all subjects unnecessarily – focus on quality over quantity, yaar!