Central Universities Common Entrance Test (CUCET) is a test conducted for admission to various courses offered by 14 Central Universities of Assam, Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Haryana, Jammu, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kashmir, Kerala, Odisha, Punjab, Rajasthan, South Bihar and Tamilnadu.

Admission through CUCET Exam 2020 can be sought in the above mentioned educational institution in graduate, post graduate and research programmes.

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A link will be provided on the official website of CUCET Exam 2020 from 7 June onwards. Candidates can visit the official website for the exam at ‘https://cucetexam.in/’ to undertake corrections in the application form.

Soon after the required page downloads, applicants for CUCET Exam 2020 have to click the link ‘Edit Application Form’ written in white colour on green background.

After the link is clicked a page with the link ‘https://cucetexam.in/CUCET2020/RecPages/UserLogin16.aspx’ is downloaded.

Candidates have to now use the credentials to login. The credentials in this case are Application ID and date of birth.

The credentials would have been created while applying for the CUCET Exam 2020 in the past. Applicants must login using the same credentials to undertake corrections in the information provided in the application form while filling it in the past.

Corrections with regards to Name, Email ID, Category, Date of Birth, Mobile Number cannot be made.
Applicants must keep their original copies of their certificates, marksheets so that corrections could be taken up with utmost accuracy.

Even candidates who feel no necessity of taking corrections also can login and using their credentials to check for mistakes. In case if they find any errors, they can be corrected.

Candidates have to ensure that they do nothing in hurry, as another rectification opportunity may not be provided.

Registration for CUCET Exam 2020 began on 16 March this year. The admit cards for the exam were supposed to be issued on 18 May now they will be issued on another date as the examination days for CUCET Exam 2020 were postponed.

The exam was supposed to be held on 30 and 31 May in offline mode for undergraduate programmes (UI) and post graduate programmes (PG). The entrance test for research programmes (RP) was to take place on 6 and 7 June in online mode.

While the above mentioned exam dates were as per the old schedule, the new schedule will be declared shortly.

Applicants for CUCET Exam 2020 are required to watch their email id and mobile number provided while filling the form for the exam so that they can receive the updates regarding the exam and admission process on them.

Candidates must be sure not to activate do not disturb feature on their mobile phones in particular so as fail to receive the updates.

Question paper for CUCET Exam 2020 will be in multiple choice format. The CUCET Exam 2020 question paper for undergraduate and graduate course aspirants will have Part A and Part B.

Part A for UG and PG admissions will have questions related to language, general awareness, mathematical aptitude and analytical skills comprising of 25 questions.

Part B will have domain Knowledge – comprising of 75 multiple choice questions. Domain knowledge means questions related to the subject in which the candidates is seeking either graduate or post graduate admission. This part may consist of three/four/five sections.

Each section will have 25 questions. A candidate is required to answer a set of any three sections (75 questions). For admission to some integrated programmes like MBA/LLB/MCA or any other general programme, only one paper comprising of 100 multiple choice questions will be asked.

Questions will be related to english language, reasoning, data interpretations/numerical ability, general awareness and analytical skills.

The applicants have to choose only the right answer, should they make more than one choice the answer will be marked as wrong one and will lead to negative marking.

The duration to answer each paper is two hours. The entrance test conducted for students seeking admission into research programmes also have Part A and Part B.

Part A will have 50 multiple choice questions related to Language, general awareness, mathematical aptitude, analytical skills and Research Methodology.

Part B will have questions related to domain knowledge and will also have 50 questions. There will be no negative marking in research program (RP) exam and applicant will have to choose one correct answer by clicking on the bubble in computer screen. Each paper will be only of two hours duration.

The date for the exam has been announced in a notification by NBEMS (National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences).

Schedule

This is all about the commencement of application submission for NEET MDS 2025 Exam.

As per estimates, the registration for NEET MDS 2025 Exam will likely commence in December 2024.

It is usual to open the application submission for an exam about a month or two before the date on which the exam would be conducted.

Taking that into account, the registration for NEET MDS 2025 exam is expected to start by December 2024 or by January 2025.

This is however a guess work, the exact dates will only be known when the official notification for NEET MDS 2025 exam will be out.

What is NEET MDS?

NEET MDS is expanded into National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test for Master in Dental Surgery (NEET MDS).

It is conducted once every year for providing admission into postgraduate dental courses in colleges located across India.

NEET MDS 2025 exam is meant to be held in 2025 and is conducted by National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS). NEET MDS 2025 exam registration nothing but applying for the exam.

Who can apply for NEET MDS 2025 Exam?

Candidates who have passed graduation in dental sciences (BDS) from a recognized educational institution anywhere in India can apply for NEET MDS 2025 exam.

Applicants must also have completed the required internship (CRI or CRRI) and have the required registration with DCI (Dental Council of India) or State Dental Councils.

1. The URL mentioned above must be typed into the browser and submitted to allow the website to download.

2. Once the website is ready, candidates can click the button NEET MDS under Entrance Examinations menu.

3. Clicking the above button will open another webpage with URL ‘https://natboard.edu.in/viewnbeexam?exam=neetmds’

4. Once the webpage with above URL opens, candidates can click the button <Application Link>.

5. Clicking the above button will open another webpage with URL ‘https://cdn3.digialm.com/EForms/configuredHtml/1815/81662/Index.html’

6. After the webpage with above URL is open, candidates can register and create an account with username and password.

7. After creating an account, candidates can login and fill the NEET MDS 2025 Exam application.

Website For NEET MDS 2025 Exam is Here

Registration fee

Candidates submitting NEET MDS 2025 exam application have to pay Rs 3500 if they are from General, OBC and EWS categories. The same for those from SC/ST/PwD categories is Rs 2500.

The amount mentioned above can change due to various reasons, candidates can refer the information brochure on the official website mentioned above at the time of registration for latest information.

The link for it will be activated at the appropriate time on the official website. The link will turn active about 10 or 20 days before the exam day. It can be downloaded as per the instructions below:

1. Type the URL ‘https://natboard.edu.in/viewnbeexam?exam=neetmds’ in the browser and submit it for allowing it to download.

2. Once the website is ready, the link for admit card has to be clicked.

3. After clicking the link, candidates have to enter their application number, date of birth and other details and submit them to obtain the hall ticket.

Candidates can appear for the exam with their hall tickets.

They have to pass the exam with required qualifying marks to be eligible for the next phase of admission which comprises counselling.

Counselling is the phase where candidates can choose the course and the college they wish to study it.

Those who do not get a seat in college of their choice in the initial rounds, can try in the subsequent rounds. Individuals who get a seat can pay the fees and join the institution for classes.

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