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 What is CUET Exam ?

The Common University Entrance Test, earlier known as Central Universities Common Entrance Test is an all-India test being organized by National Testing Agency for admission to various Undergraduate, Integrated, Postgraduate, Diploma, Certification courses and Research Programmes in 45 Central Universities of India.



How to prepare for CUET English

Step 1: Understand the CUET English Syllabus Properly
The students should check out the English syllabus before they dive into practice and revision. The CUET syllabus 2022 for the English domain covers topics that are very important and on which the CUET exam will be based. The CUET English exam syllabus is given as follows:

  • Reading Comprehension - Factual, Narrative and Literary

  • Verbal Ability

  • Rearranging the parts

  • Choosing the correct word

  • Synonyms and Antonyms

  • Vocabulary



Step 2: Solve Topic Wise Questions 

Student should attempt topic wise questions available on the website or student can choose any other source from where you want to do questions.

Step 3: Solving Sample Papers

At the end students should attempt all sample papers with time bounding available on website very soon.


Links For Practice Worksheets





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