Read Important Instructions Before Attending the Postgraduate Entrance Exam for CUET 2024, which is in ten days

Starting on March 11, the Common University Entrance Exam – PG is scheduled to begin. The first shift will cover subjects like History of Art, Music, Karnatak/Carnatic, Arabic, Manipuri, Nepali, Pali, Pashto, Prayojanmoolak Hindi (Patrakarita), Electronics, Geology, and Pharmacy. There will be computer-based mode exams in 24 places outside of India as well as all around India. Students who want to sit for the postgraduate entrance test must adhere to a set of requirements that NTA has established. See the CUET PG NTA test day rules below:-

Guidelines for Exam Day of CUET PG 2024
CUET Reporting Time: It is recommended that candidates arrive at the testing facility well in advance, ideally 90 minutes or more before the exam starts.
Guidelines for the CUET Exam: Candidates are expected to take their seats as soon as the examination hall opens. Candidates risk missing essential instructions that will be announced in the examination rooms/halls if they fail to arrive on time for any reason, such as traffic congestion, train/bus delays, etc. Any delays will not be NTA’s fault.
CUET Admit Card: In order to be admitted to the examination room or hall, the candidate must provide the Admit Card that they downloaded or printed from the NTA website as needed. The on-duty staff at the testing center has the authority to authenticate applicants’ identities and may take action to validate their identification documents. We kindly ask candidates to provide their complete participation. The Center Superintendent will not, under any circumstances, allow a candidate to take the test if they do not have a valid Admit Card and an approved photo ID.
CUET Admit Card: Each applicant will be given a seat with their roll number on it. Only the designated seats should be found and occupied by candidates. Should a candidate choose to switch seats and fail to occupy the designated seat, their candidacy may be revoked. We would not hear any petition in this context.
CUET Question Paper: The applicant should confirm that the computer-based question paper corresponds to the topic he or she selected, as stated on the admission card. If the question paper’s topic differs from the student’s chosen subject, the relevant invigilator may be made aware of it.
During the test, applicants may approach the center superintendent/invigilator in the room for any information they need, including technological support or first aid in an emergency. Candidates may call the helpline numbers listed on the Common University Entrance Test website with any questions or concerns about the computer-based test.
Examinees are not permitted to bring any articles or items that can be used unfairly, such as stationery, phones, accessories, food, decorations, or any other materials or information that may or may not be related to the examination in the relevant paper;
Should a candidate provide fraudulent information and present on many shifts or dates, their candidacy will be revoked and their results will not be announced.
The NTA will not, under any circumstances, hold a retest for those who are unable to attend on the designated test day for any reason.
A total of 7,68,389 exams will be given to 4,62,589 unique registered candidates across 157 disciplines throughout the CUET (PG) – 2024 examination. It was possible for candidates to choose up to four test papers/subjects. About seven days prior to the test date, which is March 4, 2024, the CUET PG City Intimation Slip will be available on the websites https://nta.ac.in and https://pgcuet.samarth.ac.in.