Delhi University CUET UG 2022 Student Reactions and Reviews

DU CUET UG 2022 exam is being conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) from July 15 to August 20 in two phases. Check out DU CUET 2022 student reactions and reviews for the first day of the exam.

Delhi University CUET UG Student Reactions

NTA is conducting the DU CUET UG 2022 exam from July 15 to August 20 in two shifts everyday – 9 am to 12:15 pm and 3 pm to 6: 45 pm. NTA is conducting the exam as a computer-based test in about 500 cities across India and 10 cities abroad following all the COVID-19 precautionary measures. The CUET (UG) – 2022 has been scheduled for approximately 14,90,000 (Fourteen Lakh and Ninety Thousand) candidates, with approximately 8,10,000 (Eight lakh and ten thousand) candidates in the first slot and approximately 6,80,000 (Six lakh eighty thousand) candidates in the second slot.

The DU CUET UG 2022 question paper contains 175 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) (140 to be attempted) in slot I while 100 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) (80 to be attempted) in slot II. Each question was of four marks. For each correct answer in the Central University Entrance Test (CUET), students will be awarded 4 marks while for each incorrect answer, 1 mark will be deducted. Check out the exam pattern and marking scheme for CUET UG 2022. 

The official CUET 2022 answer key will be released soon by NTA.  

After the first shift of the CUET UG 2022 exam got over on July 15, Shiksha interacted with students at an exam centre in Greater Noida Institute of Technology. Majority of the candidates with whom Shiksha interacted, appeared for English course. Here we have shared complete CUET UG 2022 exam analysis based on students’ reactions and reviews. Check complete CUET UG exam analysis 2022 by students below. 

CUET 2022 Student Reactions 

Lakshi: ''I appeared for General Knowledge, Computer Science and English paper. General knowledge and English part was easy but Computer Science section was little tough for me. There was no technical issue at the exam centre and exam was conducted smoothly. I managed to complete my paper on time and there was no time management issue as well. I aspire to take admission in Delhi University and I am not appearing for any other paper for CUET. Questions asked in Computer Science were out of syllabus and were little tough.''

Madhya: ''I just appeared for CUET exam for undergraduate courses. I appeared for three papers English, General Studies and Legal Studies. The registration process took a little time and we were made to wait a lot in the auditorium before the exam. We waited for around 20 minutes on our allotted computer systems and then the exam started. But there was no technical issue during the exam and it was conducted smoothly. I had a lot of expectations that the exam would be really tough but on the contrary it was quite easy. If you had studied your topics well enough throughout the year there was no issue in answering the questions. There was no out of syllabus questions. General Knowledge part was very easy.'' She added,  ''The language part was quite easy, the questions were direct. The overall difficulty level was moderate to easy. I would rate 3.5 out 5 for the dificualty level of CUET. I will be appearing for two more papers on August 5 for Political Science and Psychology. I hope the exam pattern remains the same.''

Aanchal: ''The English paper was easy and I was able to complete it under given time. The Physical Education questions were also easy and the time limit was perfect. The problem was with Maths. We were supposed to do 40 questions in just 45 minutes. The time limit for it should have been increased a little more. The difficulty level was moderate to easy. There a few tough questions as well. I faced technical issue during the exam as my computer was hanged and my computer mouse was not working. I appeared for Maths, English and Physical Education. I will also be appearing for Physics and Chemistry paper for CUET exam. I am willing to take admission in Delhi University, IP University or some nearby university.''

Vinay: ''My CUET exam went well. The English paper was quite easy but the General Knowledge part was quite tough. Equal weightage was given to all sections but there were more questions from Computer Science which were mainly from NCERT books. There were many spelling errors in the CUET questions. If I qualify the exam, I will prefer Delhi University (DU) or Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU).''

Asheen Kaur: ''I appeared for CUET English, General Test, Information Technology and Maths. All the sections were quite easy. The questions were to the point and basic. There was no out syllabus questions in CUET exam. I faced technical issues while attemting the exam and also missed one question due to it. I will also be appearing for Chemistry and Physics exam for CUET which is on August 8. I would prefer autonomous university with good placement percentage for admission after CUET.''

Vasundhara: ''The question paper was easy but a little lengthy. There were so many questions but the time was less. The English paper was very easy. The aptitude was easy but the number of questions were more. I appeared for Computer Science as well and the questions were easy. The only problem was with time management. I didn't face any technical glitches but the exam started one and a half hour late because of the centre management issue. I will also be appearing for Physics and Chemistry exam which will be held on August 8. I would prefer Delhi University for admission.'' 

CUET 2022 Exam Analysis 

Following proper safety and security measures, CUET UG exam were conducted were taken at different exam centres. However, students sharing some insight of the entrance exam revealed that the difficulty level of the exam was moderate to easy. Meanwhile, some candidates found the question paper difficult, and some students found it difficult to complete the question paper on time. Most of the candidates faced technical issues during CUET UG exam.   

CUET Exam Timings

Students were asked to report to the allotted exam centre half an hour before the entrance exam scheduled timing. Students were asked to be present at 8:20 AM for the first slot of exam from 9:00 AM to 12:15 PM. Gate closing time of the exam centre was 8:30 AM. At the exam centre, candidates were asked to show their CUET admit card along with their government ID.

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