CUET UG 2022 admit card released | Direct link to download
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The CUET UG 2022 admit card has been released. Here's the direct link to download the same.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the CUET UG 2022 admit card today, July 12, on the official website for CUET -- cuet.samarth.ac.in.
Earlier a notice for the CUET admit card was released on the same which gave the date and the time for the CUET UG admit card. The CUET UG admit cards for Phase 1 were supposed to be available from 6 pm onwards but were released much later.
NTA will be conducting CUET UG 2022 from July 15 to August 20. More than 9.5 lakh candidates have registered for the exam. The CUET Phase 1 exams will begin from July 15 and the admit cards for the same are out now. The Phase 2 admit cards will be released by July 31 and the exams will go on from August 4 to 20.
Read the full notice on the CUET UG 2022 admit card here.
“As of now 9,50,804 candidates have registered for admission into 86 universities out of which there are 43 central universities, 13 state universities, 12 deemed universities and 18 private universities,” states the official notification released a few days ago.
“The candidates can take the test in any of the 13 mediums being offered, select any combination out of 33 languages and 27 unique subjects. One candidate has applied in more than 5 universities, on an average, and there are more than 54,000 unique combination of subjects chosen by various candidates,” it adds.
Step 1: Visit the official website, i.e., cuet.samarth.ac.in.
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