• Before CUET existed, a student from a small town had to fill dozens of separate forms, pay multiple fees, and appear in several entrance exams just to get into one good Central University — it was exhausting and unfair
• NTA (National Testing Agency) launched CUET to fix exactly that — one exam, one score, and access to over 500 universities across India including Delhi University, JNU, BHU, and Hyderabad Central University
• Whether you are from a metro city or a district town, CUET puts every student on the same starting line — that is the real power of this exam
• CUET runs in two versions — CUET UG for Class 12 students targeting undergraduate seats, and CUET PG for graduates targeting postgraduate programmes
• Both are fully computer-based, both are managed by NTA, and both carry enormous weight for lakhs of Indian families every year

Who Can Sit for This Exam

• CUET UG 2026 is open to anyone who has passed or is currently appearing in Class 12 from any recognised board in India
• General category students need a minimum of 45 percent marks in Class 12 — SC, ST, and OBC candidates need 40 percent
• There is absolutely no age limit — gap year students can breathe easy
• Science, Commerce, Arts — your stream does not restrict you from choosing any subject in CUET UG 2026
• CUET PG is for graduates from a recognised university — subject eligibility depends on the postgraduate programme you are targeting
• Clearing CUET alone does not guarantee admission — universities have their own separate eligibility conditions that must also be met

What Has Changed in CUET 2026 — Read This Carefully

• Students can now choose any CUET subject regardless of what they studied in Class 12 — a massive relaxation that opens up entirely new academic paths
• The total number of available subjects has been reduced from 63 to 37 — several subjects have been cut from the list
• Discontinued subjects include Entrepreneurship, Teaching Aptitude, Fashion Studies, Tourism, Legal Studies, and Engineering Graphics — students who planned to appear in these must now take the General Aptitude Test instead
• If your target university gave admissions based on any discontinued subject, check their updated guidelines immediately
• Each subject paper now runs for a fixed 60 minutes — not 45, not 90 — exactly one hour, making speed and time management absolutely critical
• There is no offline or pen-and-paper mode anymore — CUET UG 2026 is entirely Computer-Based Test (CBT), conducted across multiple days and shifts

Every Important Date Written Clearly

• Official Notification Released: 3 January 2026
• Registration Opening Date: 3 January 2026
• Registration Last Date: 26 February 2026 — now closed, so if you registered, you are in the system
• Exam City Intimation Slip: Expected third week of April 2026 — tells you which city your exam centre will be in so you can plan travel or stay in advance
• Admit Card Release: Expected first week of May 2026
• Exam Dates: 11 May to 31 May 2026 (tentative)
• Provisional Answer Key: Expected first week of June 2026
• Objection Window: Approximately 2 days after provisional key — ₹200 per objection
• Final Answer Key: Released after all objections are reviewed
• Result Declaration: Expected last week of July 2026
• University Counselling Begins: Expected simultaneously in the last week of July 2026

What the Exam Actually Looks Like Inside

• CUET UG is divided into three sections — Language Test, Domain Specific Subjects, and General Aptitude Test (GAT)
• Language Test covers 13 Indian languages — English, Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Odia, Punjabi, Urdu, and Assamese
• Domain Subjects are based directly on NCERT Class 12 textbooks — students who know their boards well already have the strongest preparation base possible
• General Aptitude Test covers General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Quantitative Reasoning up to Class 8 maths, Logical Reasoning, and Analytical Skills
• Every question is a Multiple Choice Question — no subjective writing, no essays, no fill in the blanks — just four options and one correct answer
• Since the exam runs across different shifts and days, NTA applies a normalisation formula so no student is disadvantaged for getting a harder shift — your final score reflects this normalised figure

CUET PG 2026 — This Is Already Happening Right Now

• CUET PG 2026 exam is already underway — running from 6 March 2026 to 27 March 2026
• The exam covers 157 subjects across 44 shifts with three sessions held every single day
• The admit card for CUET PG is already live and available for download
• If you are a CUET PG candidate who has not yet downloaded your admit card — stop reading this right now and go do that first

How to Download the Admit Card — Step by Step

• For CUET UG: visit cuet.nta.nic.in from the first week of May 2026
• For CUET PG: visit exams.nta.nic.in/cuet-pg — admit card is already available right now
• Log in using your Application Number along with your Password or Date of Birth
• Download the PDF, save it on your phone and laptop both, and print at least 2 to 3 copies — keep them safe until your admission is fully confirmed
• Your admit card will carry your Roll Number, Exam Date, Shift Timing, Reporting Time, and full Exam Centre address — read every detail carefully before the day
• Carry your printed admit card along with a valid photo ID on exam day — Aadhaar, Passport, Voter ID, or your school or college identity card all work
• Reach your exam centre at least 30 to 45 minutes before your shift — late entry is simply not allowed under any circumstance

The Answer Key Process — How Fairness Is Built In

• NTA releases the Provisional Answer Key shortly after all exam shifts conclude in late May
• Every candidate can compare their responses against NTA’s official answers
• If you genuinely believe an answer is wrong, you can formally challenge it by paying ₹200 per question — thoughtless mass objections are a waste of money
• NTA’s subject experts review every valid objection, and if yours is upheld, the answer key gets corrected and your ₹200 is refunded
• The Final Answer Key is published only after this review process — and your result is calculated purely based on this verified final version
• Historically, NTA has revised several answers in past years due to legitimate student objections, so the process is taken seriously

Result and Scorecard — What Happens When It Drops

• CUET UG 2026 results are expected in the last week of July 2026
• Download your scorecard from cuetug.ntaonline.in using your Application Number and Date of Birth
• The scorecard will show your subject-wise score, percentile, and total score — keep this document extremely safe
• Here is something many students miss — CUET does NOT conduct any centralised counselling, there is no single seat-allotment portal
• After results, you must separately visit every university’s official website and register for their individual counselling process
• DU has its own counselling, JNU has its own, BHU has its own — every university works on its own timeline and releases its own merit list and cut-offs
• Cut-offs depend on seat availability, number of applicants, course demand, and difficulty of the exam — check each university individually, do not rely on guesswork
• University counselling is tentatively expected to begin in the last week of July, overlapping with result announcements

Direct Links — Bookmark All of These Today

• CUET UG Portal (Notifications, Admit Card, Result): cuet.nta.nic.in
• CUET PG Admit Card and Notifications: exams.nta.nic.in/cuet-pg
• CUET UG Scorecard Download: cuetug.ntaonline.in
• NTA Official Website: nta.nic.in

How to Prepare Without Wasting a Single Day

• Go back to your NCERT Class 12 books for domain subjects — CUET rewards students who know their textbooks inside out, not those who rely on coaching shortcuts
• For the General Aptitude Test, read a newspaper daily and focus on current affairs from the last six months — it comes up every year without fail
• Practice Quantitative Reasoning regularly — the math is only up to Class 8 level but the questions are designed to trip up unprepared students
• Do full-length timed mock tests — the 60-minute fixed format means you cannot spend five minutes on one question and survive
• Work on reading speed for language papers — comprehension passages reward students who can read fast and retain context
• Simulate real exam conditions at home — same timing, no distractions, no pausing — your brain needs to be trained for pressure before the actual day
• Keep checking cuet.nta.nic.in regularly because exam city slips and admit cards sometimes drop earlier than announced

One Last Thought

• For millions of students across India, CUET is not just another entrance exam — it is genuinely the most equal opportunity the higher education system has ever offered at this scale
• If you are appearing this May, treat every week between now and the exam as time that cannot be recovered — use it fully
• If you are a CUET PG candidate with exams already underway, stay focused on one shift at a time — do not overthink what is done
• The exam is fair, the process is transparent, and the universities it opens doors to are among the finest in the country — trust the process and give it everything you have

• CM Shri Schools are among Delhi’s most prestigious government-run schools, handpicked and upgraded by the Delhi Government to offer world-class education to students across the capital
• Admission into these schools is not automatic — students have to go through a proper written entrance test, making the admit card the very first official document that kicks off your journey
• If your child has applied, this admit card is essentially their entry pass to a potentially life-changing opportunity

Current Status of the Admit Card

• As of now, the CM Shri School Admit Card 2026 has not been officially released
• The Delhi Government’s Department of Education is expected to publish it very shortly — most likely in the first week of March 2026
• The official platform where it will be made available is edudel.nic.in — bookmark it right now if you haven’t already
• There is no offline mode to collect the admit card; everything happens online, so make sure you have stable internet access when the time comes

Important Dates — Save These, Screenshot These, Write These Down

• CM Shri School Admission Application Window: 27 February, 2026 to 25 March, 2026 (date extended)
• Expected Admit Card Release Date: March 2026
• Admission Test for Class VI and Class IX: Last week of March 2026
• Admission Test for Class XI: May 2026
• Declaration of Results: Expected in April–May 2026
• Note: These dates are as per the official schedule and may be subject to minor changes — always verify from edudel.nic.in for any last-minute updates

What You Need Before You Even Open the Website

• Your Registration Number — this was generated at the time of successful application; if you didn’t note it down, check your registered email for the confirmation message
• Your Password or Date of Birth — either of these works as the second credential to log in
• A working printer or access to a nearby print shop — because you’ll need a hard copy of the admit card on exam day, no exceptions

Step-by-Step Guide to Downloading the Admit Card

• Step 1: Open your browser and go to the official website — edudel.nic.in
• Step 2: On the homepage, look for the link that says “CM Shri School Admission 2026-27” — it will be prominently placed once the admit card goes live
• Step 3: Click on the admit card download link
• Step 4: A login page will appear — enter your registration number along with your password or date of birth
• Step 5: Your admit card will appear on the screen — check all details carefully before downloading
• Step 6: Download the PDF and save it on your device as a backup
• Step 7: Print at least two copies — one to carry to the exam and one to keep at home safely

What Information Will Be Printed on Your Admit Card

• Full name of the candidate exactly as registered
• Photograph and signature of the student
• Name of the exam — CM Shri School Admission Test 2026-27
• The class for which the student is appearing — VI, IX, or XI
• Subject-wise exam dates and timings
• Duration of the exam
• Reporting time — usually students are asked to arrive 30 minutes before the exam begins
• Exam centre address and hall number
• Important instructions that must be followed on exam day

What to Do After Downloading

• Cross-check every single detail on the admit card — name spelling, date of birth, exam centre, class
• If you spot any error, contact the school authorities or the Department of Education immediately — do not wait until exam day
• Keep a digital copy saved on your phone as well, just in case you misplace the printed one
• Read the exam day instructions carefully — things like which items are prohibited inside the exam hall, dress code (if any), and ID proof requirements

Documents to Carry on Exam Day Along With the Admit Card

• Printed admit card — mandatory, no entry without it
• A valid photo ID — Aadhaar card, school ID, or any government-issued identity proof
• Stationery as permitted — usually a pen and pencil; read the instructions on the admit card carefully

A Word for Parents

• This admission test is offline — meaning your child will sit in a physical exam hall, so prepare accordingly
• Help your child visit the exam centre at least once before the test date so they are not confused on the actual day
• Keep calm, keep the admit card safe, and trust the preparation your child has already put in

Quick Recap

• Admit card status: Not yet released
• Expected release: March 2026
• Official website: edudel.nic.in
• Credentials needed: Registration number + password or date of birth
• Exam dates: Last week of March 2026 (Class VI & IX) and May 2026 (Class XI)
• Results: April–May 2026

Stay tuned to delhincrtimes.com for the latest updates on the CM Shri School Admit Card 2026 — we’ll share the direct download link the moment it goes live.

Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has released the admit cards for the June 2025 Term-End Examinations (TEE). Students enrolled in both Open and Distance Learning (ODL) and online programs can now download their hall tickets from the official IGNOU Samarth portal.

IGNOU June 2025 TEE Exam Schedule

Exam Dates: June 2, 2025, to July 11, 2025

IGNOU EXAM Shifts:
Morning: 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Evening: 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM 

The examinations will be conducted in offline mode across various centers nationwide.

Steps to Step-by-Step Guide to Download IGNOU Admit Card

• Visit: https://ignou.samarth.edu.in
• Navigate to the ‘Student Support’ section.
• Click on the link labeled “Admit Card Download.”
• Enter your Enrollment Number and Program Code.
• Submit the details to access your admit card.
• Download and print the admit card for future reference.

Important Guidelines for Examinees – Key Instructions for Exam Day

• Mandatory Documents: Carry a printed copy of your admit card along with a valid photo ID to the examination center.
• Reporting Time: Arrive at least 30 minutes before the scheduled exam time.
• Exam Protocol: Adhere strictly to the instructions mentioned on the admit card and those provided by the invigilators.
• Prohibited Items: Electronic gadgets, study materials, and any form of communication devices are not allowed inside the examination hall.

Date Sheet: The detailed exam timetable is available on ignou.ac.in.

Result Declaration: Results for the June 2025 TEE are expected to be announced within 45-60 days post-examination.