CUET (Common University Entrance Test) is a national-level entrance examination conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). Through this single exam, students can apply for admission to various Central, State, Deemed, and Private universities across India for undergraduate (UG) programs.

The main purpose of CUET is to provide a uniform, transparent, and standardized admission process, ensuring that differences in board exam scores do not affect students’ chances of getting into good universities. Admission is based primarily on the student’s performance in the CUET exam.

The CUET UG syllabus is divided into three main sections, based on the subjects chosen by the candidate:

Section I – Language
This section tests reading comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, and verbal ability. Candidates can choose from multiple Indian and foreign languages.

Section II – Domain Subjects
This covers subject-specific content from Class 12 curriculum (NCERT/CBSE level).
Examples include: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, Economics, Business Studies, History, Political Science, Geography, Accountancy, etc.
Students must choose domain subjects that align with the UG program they want to pursue.

Section III – General Test (required by some universities)
This section includes:

General Knowledge

Current Affairs

Logical Reasoning

Analytical Ability

Quantitative Aptitude (basic math)

Note:
The exact syllabus depends on the subjects selected by the student. Most questions are based on the NCERT Class 12 level, ensuring uniformity across all boards.

Yes, these CUET books are updated according to the latest NTA exam pattern and syllabus. Each edition includes revised content, updated chapter notes, NCERT-based questions, solved papers, and practice sets to match the current CUET UG structure.

Yes, these CUET books contain previous years’ solved questions (PYQs) along with a wide range of practice questions, chapter-wise MCQs, and full-length mock tests. These resources help students understand the exam pattern, improve accuracy, and practice real-exam–level questions.