Are there any seat reservation policies or quotas for specific categories, such as merit-based, reserved, or international students in CU?
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There is no reservation policy at Chandigarh University for merit-based or reserved categories. However, there are scholarship criteria based on 12th-grade merit. Students scoring above 90% can receive a 50% scholarship. Additionally, they have the opportunity to take the CUCET exam, and if they score above 90%, they become eligible for a 100% scholarship. For reserved categories like SC and ST, their tuition fees for the entire course are only 2000 rupees, which is refundable at the course's end.
These scholarships do not impact your placement opportunities. All students, regardless of their scholarship status, have an equal chan
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First, know the exam pattern. What subjects are there? How many questions? What type of questions? You can find all this on Chandigarh University's website. They also give mock tests and old question papers. Try those. It helps you understand how the paper looks and where you need to improve.
Now make a study plan. Give time to every subject. Find which parts are hard for you. Work more on those. Don't forget to revise again and again. Mock tests are very helpful. Try many before the real exam. It makes you fast and confident. Also, practice questions with a timer. It helps you finish the paper on time.
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On different educational websites and on the official portal of the university, there is the possibility of ordering free CUCET (Chandigarh University Common Entrance Test) practice papers with answers. Various web-sites such as SelfStudys and CollegeBatch.com usually offer old year question papers and sample mocks with elaborate answers to different CUCET programs (UG and PG). The official Chandigarh University CUCET site (cucet.cuchd.in) also has a section called "Sample Papers" or "Question Papers" so the official materials are also likely to be released there.
Yes, it is possible to give the improvement examination of one subject in 2024 after the CBSE result is out. As per CBSE rules it allows students those who have passed the class 12th examination to take improvement exam for one or more subjects in the next year. But, you will need to complete the online application form and deposit the examination fee; these fees are around an average of INR 1,200 for one subject and must be paid before the deadline. The improvement exam is scheduled in July-August, 2024 and result for the same will be declared by September, 2024.
All registered candidates will have to register and attempt the examination to be qualified for admissions into the courses offered by the institute. For the examination, the candidates should have a laptop, web camera and a stable internet connection. CUCET 2025 Phase 2 is expected to start in June 2025.
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