If two people get equal marks in CUET UG, who will get the seat? What will be the basis of making a decision for the same?

<p>When two applicants receive identical scores on the Central University Entrance Test for Undergraduate Programmes, or CUET UG, the university usually uses a tie-breaking process to determine seat assignments. Universities may use different exact procedures, but typical tie-breaking standards are as follows: Age: It may be better to choose the older applicant. Higher Qualifying Exam Marks: You may be able to use your marks from the qualifying exam (such as the Class 12 board exams). Subject-specific Performance: Academic achievement in certain subjects pertinent to the programme for which application is made. Random Allocation: As a last option, a lottery or random draw may be employed in some circumstances. For exact information on their tie-breaking policy, candidates must refer to the particular rules supplied by the university holding the CUET UG.</p>

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