What are the eligibility criteria for the CUET exam?

<p>The CUET qualifications are still different depending on the course and the universities offering the courses to its students. In general, applicants for their under graduate programs must be pass out in the 10+2 examination from the recognised board. For postgraduate programs, any candidate should have a relevant bachelor's degree. Most course do not have an upper age limit, but a certain programs may choose to demarcate a certain age limit. Furthermore, candidates need to fulfill all general subject or score demands that might be given by particular universities or programs. The applicants should read the general and specific instructions issued by the respective universities in order to thoroughly study the requirements concerning the desired courses.</p>

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<p>Admission to a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs at central institutions throughout India is determined by the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). The following are the requirements to be eligible for the CUET exam:<br><br>Nationality: OCI/PIO or Indian citizens are required to apply.<br>Age Limit: CUET does not have a set age limit.<br>Qualifications for Education:<br>Candidates for undergraduate programs should have completed their 10+2 or its equivalent from an accredited school.<br>Candidates for postgraduate programs must have finished their undergraduate studies.<br>Subject Requirements: Certain subjects from the qualifying exam can be necessary depending on the program<br>Minimum Scores: In order to be eligible some colleges may have minimum scores on the qualifying exam.</p>

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