The National Testing Agency (NTA) will initiate the correction window for the Common University Entrance Test, CUET UG 2024 today. Registered candidates for CUET 2024 can edit or modify their application details until the closing date of the CUET correction window 2024, which is April 7. Changes can be made through the candidate’s login credentials within the CUET 2024 correction window.
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The CUET 2024 correction form facilitates adjustments to “student information,” and applicants also have the option to include additional institutions and CUET courses. For this year’s entrance exam, the NTA has introduced two additional papers: fashion studies and tourism. The CUET UG 2024 examination is scheduled to take place from May 15, covering a total of 63 subjects, comprising 33 languages, 29 domain-specific papers, and one general test.
Meanwhile, the CUET UG city intimation slip is scheduled to be issued on April 30th, with the admit cards expected to be released by the second week of May.
HOW TO EDIT CUET UG 2024 APPLICATION FORM
Visit the official website at cuet.samarth.ac
Navigate to the ‘Sign In’ option.
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Provide your application ID, date of birth, or password
Click on the “Login” button
Access the CUET correction window 2024 link. A new window displaying the application form will emerge
Rectify any inaccuracies in the appropriate fields before proceeding to submit
After making modifications, save the updated version and print it out. Keep the hard copy of the updated application form until the exam day.
CUET UG is scheduled to be held from May 15 to May 31, 2024, as initially planned. UGC Chairman Jagadesh Kumar has affirmed that despite the Lok Sabha election schedule, there will be no changes to the exam dates.
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The exam will be conducted in 380 cities, encompassing 26 cities outside India. Scores obtained will be used by around 250 universities to evaluate candidates for admission into various first-year degree programs.
