CUET Syllabus 2027: NCERT Class 12 Based, Subject-Wise PDF Download and Topic-Wise Weightage

Content Curator | Updated on - Aug 14, 2026

CUET 2027 Syllabus will be released by the National Testing Agency (NTA) at cuet.samarth.ac.in. The Common University Entrance Test syllabus is based on NCERT Class 11 and 12 textbooks across domain-specific subjects, language sections, and the General Test. Students preparing for CUET 2027 should use the CUET 2026 syllabus as a reference until NTA releases the official 2027 information bulletin, as the syllabus has remained stable across all previous cycles.

The CUET 2027 syllabus is expected to cover three sections: Languages (Section IA and IB), Domain-Specific Subjects (Section II with 27 domains), and the General Test (Section III).
You can choose up to 6 domain subjects from 27 available options in Section II, aligned with your target university course requirements.
Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, and Biology are the most chosen domain subjects for Science stream students in CUET Section II.
Each domain subject paper has 50 MCQs; you must attempt 40 questions within 45 minutes.
The marking scheme awards +5 marks for correct answers and deducts 1 mark for incorrect answers.
The official CUET 2027 syllabus PDF is expected to be available at cuet.samarth.ac.in with the information bulletin release in November–December 2026.
NCERT Class 11 and 12 textbooks are the primary preparation source for all CUET domain subjects — over 85% of questions trace directly to NCERT content.

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CUET 2026 : 4 Answered Questions

Ques. My CUET total score is 280 out of 750, so which colleges should I go to?

Scoring 280 out of 750 in CUET will restrict your choices among the highly competitive central universities to some extent. But you have many more opportunities waiting for you at state, private, and part of the central universities—if you are willing to accept a range of courses and destinations. 280 out of 750 is equal to approximately 37%. Top-tier colleges such as DU, BHU, and JNU typically have their cutoffs significantly higher, typically even beyond 600, which makes it impossible to secure admission into their more demanding courses with this marking. But this doesn't leave you with nothing! There are plenty of other decent colleges with lower cutoffs and equally good education. Some Central and State Universities have comparatively lower competition, like the Central University of Haryana, Central University of Karnataka, Dr. Harisingh Gour Vishwavidyalaya (Sagar), Mahatma Gandhi Central University etc. They can offer admissions in general courses like BA, BSc, or BCom. Private Colleges and Universities The majority of the best private colleges accept CUET scores and offer relaxed cutoffs. Examples are colleges like KCC Institute of Technology & Management and other state board-associated private universities. University Type Likelihood of Admission Courses Likely Available Top Central Universities (DU, BHU, JNU, AMU) Very unlikely None (cutoffs much higher) Mid-/Lower-Tier Central/State Universities Possible General BA, BSc, BCom, etc. Private Universities/Colleges Good Wide range, including vocational Keep visiting the official university websites for the latest CUET cutoffs and admission rules. Applying to more than one university can work in your favor. Get ready to accept alternative campuses and pathways; sometimes the best opportunities can surprise you....Read More

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