The Central Universities Common Entrance Test CUCET is an all-India level exam conducted jointly by the ten central universities together. The ten universities are: Central University of Haryana, South Bihar, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Jammu, Kerala, Punjab, Kashmir, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu for admission in undergraduate, integrated programmes, postgraduate, B.Ed., PG Diploma, PhD Programmes.

CUCET B.Ed Eligibility Criteria

Candidates must have Bachelor Degree in any discipline from recognised University.

CUCET Exam Pattern

Papers: Question paper was comprised of PART A and PART B.

No. of Questions: The question paper was consisted of 100 MCQs (multiple choice questions).

PART A was consisted of 25 questions of English Language, general awareness, mathematical aptitude and analytical skills.

PART B was contained 75 MCQs questions and consisted of one/two/three or more sections.

Each section was have 25 or more questions.

Language: The language of the question paper was in English.

Duration: The duration of each paper was two hours.

Negative Marking: There was negative marking. Each correct answer will carry 01 mark and for each wrong answer, 0.25 mark will be deducted.