In case of misprint or confusion in the language of the CUET PG question paper, which language medium will be followed?

<p data-sourcepos="1:1-1:287">The NTA (National Testing Agency) has not explicitly addressed the specific language medium that would be followed in case of a misprint or confusion in the language of the CUET PG question paper. However, based on general exam practices, the following possibilities could be considered:</p><ul data-sourcepos="3:1-6:0"><li data-sourcepos="3:1-3:218"><strong>English:</strong> Since English is the primary medium of instruction in most postgraduate programs, it is likely that the English version of the question would be considered the authoritative one in case of a discrepancy.</li><li data-sourcepos="4:1-4:281"><strong>Candidate's Chosen Language:</strong> If the candidate has chosen a specific language (e.g., Hindi) as their medium of instruction, and there is a discrepancy between the English and Hindi versions, the NTA might consider the Hindi version as the authoritative one for that candidate.</li><li data-sourcepos="5:1-6:0"><strong>Clarification from NTA:</strong> In case of significant confusion or ambiguity, the NTA might issue a clarification or correction during the exam or after the exam, depending on the nature of the issue.</li></ul>

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