CUET

Hii here is ther the latest syllabus of CUET exam Section IA: Language13 languages to choose from (e.g., English, Hindi, Tamil, etc.)• Reading comprehension (40-50%): Unseen passages, poetry, or drama• Vocabulary (20-30%): Word meanings, synonyms, antonyms, idioms, and phrases• Grammar and syntax (20-30%): Error detection, sentence completion, and sentence improvement• Literary aptitude (10-20%): Literary devices, character analysis, and plot comprehension Section IB: Language (optional for candidates who want to opt for another language apart from Language chosen in Section IA)Same pattern as Section IA but in a different languageSection II: Domain-Specific Subjects• 27 subjects to choose from (e.g., Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, etc.)Multiple-choice questions (MCQs) with four optionsQuestions based on NCERT syllabus of class 11th and 12th Section III: General TestGeneral knowledge, current events, and aptitudeMCQs with four optionsTopics:• General knowledge (static and current events)• Reasoning and aptitude (logical and analytical reasoning)• Numerical ability (basic arithmetic operations, algebra, and geometry)Important Points• The test will be conducted in online mode (Computer-Based Test, CBT)The duration of the test is 3 hours and 15 minutes for Slot 1 and 3 hours and 45 minutes for Slot 2• The test will have multiple-choice questions with four options• For each correct answer, 5 marks will be awarded, and for each incorrect answer, 1 mark will be deductedThe question paper will be bilingual (English and Hindi) for Section IA and Section III

Hi!For B.Sc Hons in Biotechnology at Cotton University, the CUET (Common University Entrance Test) is the primary entrance exam. You need to carefully select the subjects for CUET based on the specific requirements of the programme you're applying for.For B.Sc Hons in Biotechnology, the subjects generally required are:BiologyChemistryOne additional subject: This could be Mathematics or Physics, depending on the university's specific requirements.You do not need to choose all subjects offered in CUET, just the ones relevant to your program. Make sure to check the official CUET syllabus and Cotton University's specific guidelines for B.Sc Hons Biotechnology to confirm the exact subject combination.Best of luck with your application! 

Common University Entrance Test (CUET) 2025 registration will commence in the last week of February 2025. NTA will release the CUET 2025 notification. Soon after the release of the notification, the CUET registration 2025 process will commence online at cuetug-ac.ntaonline.in. Candidates willing to appear for the CUET 2025 exam must ensure that they fill out the application form online. CUET 2025 registration will end in the first week of April 2025. Further to the last date, candidates will not be able to fill out the CUET application form. No request for extension of CUET registration until the last date will be entertained.Before filling out the application form, candidates must ensure they fulfil the prescribed CUET eligibility criteria to qualify for the entrance exam. 

With a score of 210 out of 1050 in CUET and being in the general category, your options for B.Tech in CSE at top colleges may be limited, as the cutoff for top institutions can be quite high. However, there are still some good colleges where you might be eligible for admission depending on the specific cutoff trends, state quotas, and seat availability.Here are a few options you can consider:State Universities: Many state universities offer B.Tech in CSE with moderate to lower cutoffs. Universities like Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University or Jammu University may have relaxed cutoffs for general category students.Private Colleges: Many well-known private engineering colleges have their own entrance exams or accept CUET scores. Some private institutions to look into include:Shiv Nadar UniversityVIT University, Vellore (though the competition here might be tough)UPES Dehradun (University of Petroleum and Energy Studies)Manipal University (though their cutoffs can vary)Government Engineering Colleges (State Level): Some government engineering colleges, especially those in tier 2 and tier 3 cities, may have lower cutoffs, especially if you fall under certain state quotas.While top-tier institutions like NITs and IIITs may be difficult to access with your score, you still have several opportunities in private and state-run universities where the competition is relatively less intense.