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The Students’ Islamic Organisation of India (SIO) has requested the NTA to postpone the cuet UG 2026 exams scheduled for May 28, as it clashes with Eid-ul-Adha. SIO cited concerns about religious observances, travel, and accessibility for students nationwide. The organization urged for an alternative date to ensure fairness and inclusivity for all candidates.

The University of Delhi will now accept GATE scores for its MTech in Microwave and Communication Engineering program, marking the first time a postgraduate course will use the national engineering entrance exam. GATE-qualified candidates will receive first preference, with cuet-PG scores considered only if seats remain vacant. This move signifies a shift in DU's postgraduate admissions for specialized technical programs.

Delhi University has opened registrations for its 2026-27 postgraduate admissions, exclusively through cuet-PG scores. A new auto-integration system will streamline candidate data. Students in their third or fourth year of undergraduate studies are now eligible. The university is also introducing one-year master's programs under the NEP framework, with mid-entry options available

Scoring 97.2% in the Central Board of Secondary Education Class 12 examinations, Shiv Nadar School student Kashika Dhingra opens up about balancing board exams, cuet, extracurricular activities and burnout. In a deeply honest conversation, she rejects toxic hustle culture, shares practical preparation strategies and offers emotional guidance for students navigating board pressure and exam anxiety.

Delhi University PG admissions 2026: Delhi University has opened the CSAS-PG admission portal for the 2026-27 academic session, with applications accepted until June 7, 2026. Admissions to postgraduate programmes will be based entirely on cuet-PG 2026 scores. The university has introduced DigiLocker and API Setu integration for automatic verification of student records. Under NEP 2020 guidelines, DU will offer one-year and two-year Master’s programmes. A mid-entry option with a late fee will also be available during counselling rounds.

The National Testing Agency (NTA) commenced the cuet UG 2026 examinations today, May 11, with over 1.24 lakh candidates appearing on the first day across 300 Indian and 14 international cities. The computer-based test will continue until May 31, accommodating 15.68 lakh registered students with stringent guidelines for exam day.

The National Testing Agency has released important guidelines for the cuet UG 2026 exam. Candidates can bring transparent water bottles. Religious items are permitted but require early arrival for checks. Light-coloured clothing and normal footwear are recommended. The exam is scheduled from May 11 to May 31, 2026. For queries, contact the NTA Help Desk.

NTA has unveiled strict dress code and protocols for cuet UG 2026. Candidates must wear light, half-sleeved clothing with no pockets or large buttons, and opt for slippers or low-heeled sandals. Electronic gadgets and unauthorized stationery are banned. Arrive early for security checks to avoid disqualification

The National Testing Agency (NTA) is closing the scribe registration window for cuet UG 2026 today. Candidates requiring a scribe must submit details via the official website before the deadline. The cuet UG 2026 exam, featuring MCQs across language, domain subjects, and general test sections, is scheduled from May 11 to May 31.

The National Testing Agency has reopened the cuet UG 2026 city reallocation window for candidates unable to secure preferred exam centres due to capacity limits. While most applicants received desired cities, a small segment must now opt for alternate locations. The process is first-come, first-served, with candidates urged to act quickly and verify admit card details.

Admit cards for the cuet UG 2026 are now available on cuet.nta.nic.in, released by the National Testing Agency on May 5. The Computer Based Test is scheduled from May 11 to May 31, with each shift lasting three hours. Candidates must bring a printed admit card and a valid photo ID to the exam centre.

The National Testing Agency has opened a limited window for cuet-UG 2026 candidates to change their examination state, date, and shift due to widespread complaints of distant centre allotments. This move follows student concerns about travel, accommodation costs, and logistical challenges. Allotments are on a first-come, first-served basis, with revised admit cards to be issued.

Swasti Sneh of Delhi Public School, RK Puram, secured 99.4% in the CBSE Class XII Commerce stream, scoring perfect 100s in English, Business Studies and Accountancy. In a year marked by tougher competency-based papers and a dip in overall CBSE pass percentage, she credited her success to consistent self-study, conceptual clarity and regular school learning instead of coaching. Swasti also balanced academics with extracurricular leadership roles and is now preparing for cuet and Chartered Accountancy.