CUET UG 2024
CUET UG 2024: Exam Day Guidelines, Dos and Don’ts, Dress Code Inside - Check Now!
Summary
The National Testing Agency (NTA) is all set to commence the CUET UG 2024 examination from May 15 to 18, 2024, in a hybrid mode.
Spanning 379 cities, including 26 international locations, this year’s CUET will accommodate 13.4 lakh students across multiple examination centres.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) is all set to commence the Common University Entrance Test Undergraduate (CUET UG) 2024 examination from May 15 to 18, 2024, in a hybrid mode. Spanning 379 cities, including 26 international locations, this year’s CUET will accommodate 13.4 lakh students across multiple examination centres.
CUET UG 2024, a pivotal gateway to 261 universities, will be conducted in three distinct slots. As candidates gear up for this academic milestone, the NTA underscores the paramount importance of meticulous planning and compliance with exam day protocols.
Essential Items on D-Day
- The CUET admit card, coupled with a self-declaration procured from the NTA portal, is an imperative.
- The necessity of a passport-sized photograph and a valid photo identification (such as Aadhar card, driver’s license, passport, or Pan card) underscores meticulous preparedness.
- For candidates availing relaxation under the PwBD category, a pertinent certificate issued by an authorised medical officer is indispensable.
Dress Code Guidelines
- Light-coloured attire with long sleeves remains a non-starter.
- Embracing cultural or customary garments mandates an early arrival of at least an hour before the stipulated reporting time to maintain decorum.
- While slippers and low-heeled sandals find acceptance, shoes of any sort are unequivocally barred to preserve the sanctity of the examination ambiance.
Items Blacklisted from the Examination Centre
- No electronic gadgets, wallets, and pre-annotated materials will be allowed in the examination centre.
- Adornments of any kind, including jewelry and hair accessories, find no place within the examination precincts.
- Prohibited footwear, alongside any form of sustenance or communication devices.
Last updated on 14 May 2024