The National Testing Agency (NTA) has officially opened the correction window for the CUET UG 2025 exam. If you’ve registered for the undergraduate entrance exam and need to make any corrections to your application form, now is your opportunity. Below is a detailed breakdown of the important information, deadlines, and what you need to know about making changes to your application.
Important Dates for the Application Correction Window
Candidates who need to make corrections must adhere to the timeline provided by the NTA.
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Correction Window Opens: March 26, 2025
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Correction Window Closes: March 28, 2025, at 11:50 PM
Key Note on Payment of Additional Fees
If any changes you make require a change in fee (e.g., updating a category or sub-category), you must pay the additional fees. The correction will only be final once the payment is made.
What Can Be Corrected in the CUET UG 2025 Application Form?
Not all fields in your application form are open for correction, but you can make necessary changes to several important details. Here’s a quick rundown:
Fields Eligible for Correction:
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Candidate Name
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You can correct any mistakes in the spelling of your name or change it if necessary.
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Father’s Name
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If there’s an error or you wish to update this, it can be corrected during the correction window.
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Mother’s Name
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Similarly, you can make any changes to your mother’s name if needed.
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Class 10 or Equivalent Details
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Candidates can modify details related to their Class 10 examination, such as the board name or roll number.
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Class 12 or Equivalent Details
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Corrections to Class 12 details (or equivalent) can also be updated.
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Date of Birth
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Any errors in your date of birth can be corrected during this period.
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Gender
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If there’s a mismatch in the gender field, you may correct it.
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Category
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You can update your category (e.g., General, OBC, SC, ST) during the correction period. If your category change affects the fee structure, the system will automatically prompt you to pay the required excess fee.
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Sub-category/PwD/PwBD
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If applicable, you can correct or update the information regarding your sub-category or PwD/PwBD status.
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Photograph
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In case your uploaded photograph doesn’t meet the required specifications, you can replace it during the correction period.
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Signature
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Similarly, if there are issues with the uploaded signature, candidates can update it as required.
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Exam City
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You are allowed to change your exam city based on your permanent and current address. This gives you flexibility in case there’s a significant change in location.
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Fields You CANNOT Change:
Unfortunately, there are certain fields that cannot be altered after submission:
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Mobile Number
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Once submitted, your mobile number cannot be modified. This is essential for exam-related notifications and updates.
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Email Address
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The email address, which is critical for communication, cannot be changed once the form is submitted.
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Address
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Your residential or permanent address cannot be modified.
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Emergency Contact Number
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This information is locked once submitted and cannot be altered during the correction window.
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Key Information about the CUET UG 2025 Exam
The CUET UG 2025 exam is a gateway for students aiming to pursue undergraduate courses in various central universities, participating state universities, deemed universities, and private universities across India. Here’s a more detailed look at the exam process:
Exam Dates and Mode
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Tentative Exam Dates: May 8, 2025, to June 1, 2025
The CUET UG 2025 exam will be conducted over multiple days, depending on the number of candidates and the availability of exam slots. -
Mode of Examination:
The exam will be conducted in Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode. Candidates will appear for the exam at designated computer labs across the exam cities. -
Duration of Exam:
Each paper will last for 60 minutes, with questions based on the subject opted for by the candidate. -
Multiple Shifts:
To accommodate the large number of candidates, the exam will be held in multiple shifts. Depending on your subject combination, you may be allocated a specific shift. -
Languages Offered:
The CUET UG 2025 exam will be available in 13 Indian languages to cater to a diverse group of candidates. These languages include:-
English
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Hindi
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Assamese
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Bengali
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Gujarati
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Kannada
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Malayalam
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Marathi
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Odia
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Punjabi
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Tamil
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Telugu
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Urdu
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Admit Cards:
Your admit card will be issued based on the course(s) you’ve opted for. The admit card will contain detailed information about your exam date, shift, venue, and other essential details. No requests for changing the date or shift will be entertained once the admit card is released.
CUET UG 2025 Exam Cities & Admit Cards
You can choose your preferred exam city during the application process, and the NTA will assign your exam city based on your permanent and current address. The admit cards will be released closer to the exam date, and these cards will specify your exam city, shift, and other crucial details.
Important Note: Make sure you check the details on your admit card carefully before the exam day.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Can I change my email address and mobile number during the correction window?
No, email address and mobile number cannot be modified once submitted in the application form.
2. What should I do if I need to change my exam city?
You can change your exam city during the correction window as long as it’s based on your permanent and current address.
3. Is there an additional fee if I make corrections to my application?
Yes, if any correction affects the fee structure (for instance, changing your category), you will be required to pay the additional fees.
4. Can I request to change the exam shift after the admit card is released?
No, once the admit card is issued, no changes can be made to your exam date or shift. You must appear for the exam according to the details mentioned in your admit card.
Final Thoughts
The CUET UG 2025 application correction window is an opportunity for candidates to make necessary adjustments to their application details. Be sure to review your application thoroughly before submitting any corrections and adhere to the deadlines to avoid any complications.
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