Central University Entrance Test (CUET) was introduced in the year 2022 to provide one common competitive platform to all the students who aspire for UG admission to any of the top universities in the country. The National Testing Agency (NTA) is entrusted with the responsibility of conducting the CUET exam. So, if one wishes to pursue Humanities or Commerce or Science as specialization for their UG, then he/she needs to appear for CUET and score impressively to get into the best of the universities. CUET is a primarily a game of various combinations of subjects and tests and evaluates the overall academic development of a candidate. It is a common platform provided to the students where they can showcase their academic, logical and linguistic prowess to the institutions which will eventually help them to choose the right candidates for their courses.
The primary aim of the New Education Policy is to equip young people with the knowledge and skills necessary to confidently lead the country into the future by putting a strong emphasis on holistic development, flexible and multidisciplinary education, technological integration, and inclusive practices. In this regard CUET, is a step to revolutionize the higher education system in which a student can get to his desired college and course by taking a single test instead of multiple entrance tests of varied difficulty. CUET aims to provide a common platform to students of diverse educational backgrounds and gives a comprehensive evaluation system to the colleges to assess a student’s subject knowledge and its application, skills, logical abilities and linguistic skills.

A majority of universities- be it Central, State, deemed or private, take up CUET scores for admission into their UG and PG courses, it becomes quite obvious for the students to appear for CUET and get into the coveted universities. Now, CUET also offers a great advantage to the students. It levels the playing field and gives equal opportunities to all the students to perform in a common entrance test irrespective of their academic scores in X and XII.