NTA uploads CUET 2022 mock test at nta.ac.in; Know test structure here

NEW DELHI : The National Testing Agency (NTA) has uploaded the CUET mock test 2022 for UG entrance test on its official website. Candidates can assess their CUET preparation by solving the CUET 2022 mock test.

The CUET mock test will help candidates to get an idea of what to expect from the CUET 2022 exam, as it will familiarize them with the exam pattern, questions, and syllabus and accelerate their preparation.

CUET 2022 will be conducted by the NTA in two slots. In the first slot there is one language test, two domain-specific papers and a general test. In the second CUET exam slot, there will be four domain-specific subjects and one optional language subject.

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The CUCET 2022 entrance exam will be offered in 13 languages - Hindi, Punjabi, Assamese, Bengali, Odia, Gujarati, Marathi, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Tamil, Urdu, and English.

Steps to appear in the CUET mock test 2022

Step 1. Go to the website - nta.ac.in/Quiz

Step 2. Now, just below the login window, candidates need to find ‘For NTA Mock Tests of December 2018 onwards’, and select ‘click here’

Step 3. Add these details and click on "Start Mock Test"

• Exam name

• Year

• Month

• Paper/Subject

• Language

Step 4. Now, read the detailed instructions for the examination.

Step 5. Then, click on the 'Proceed' and the NTA CUET 2022 mock test will begin.

Step 6. After clicking on the 'Proceed' the NTA mock test will appear on the screen. On the right side of the screen, a palette will show the status of each question using the following symbols.

Step 8. Candidates can change the answer or response of a question by clicking on the ‘Clear Response’ tab and then clicking on the current answer bubble.

Step 9. To save the modified answer, click on the ‘Mark for Review & Next’ or ‘Save & Next' button.

CUET test structure 2022

The CUET entrance test 2022 will now be having four sections:

• Section IA – 13 languages

• Section IB – 19 languages

• Section II – 27 domain-specific subjects

• Section III – General test

The maximum number of tests a candidate can take is nine in a combination of two languages + six domain-specific subjects + one general test or three languages + five domain-specific subjects + one general test.