CUET UG 2024 Provisional Answer Key Likely To Be Released Soon

The Common University Entrance Test (CUET) provisional answer key is reportedly expected to be released this week. However, the answer key was expected to be released on June 30, 2024, as per the NTA. The delay in the procedure is anticipated as the NTA’s effort to release an error-free version of the answer key. The final key and the result will be announced after addressing the challenges of the students to the answers in the provisional key.

The CUET is a national-level exam to ensure the eligibility of the candidates to undergraduate and postgraduate courses in various central and other participating universities. So far, a total of 261 universities have agreed to accept CUET UG 2024 scores for admission into their campuses.

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The inordinate delay in the procedure caused anxiety among the students and parents following the controversies associated with the other examinations conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). The CUET UG exam was conducted between May 15 and May 29, 2024, and an overall of 14,90,293 candidates participated in the examination this year. The delay in the exam result that was conducted a month ago will probably hamper the timely start of the session in colleges and departments.

Reportedly, the various problems faced by the students due to the inconvenient examination center locations, last-minute admit cards, and now the news surrounding the inefficacies of the testing agencies emerging after the NEET paper leak and cancellation of exams such as UGC NET has concerned candidates.

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The student representatives have also been demanding fair conduct and timely release of admit cards, answer keys, and results to enhance the public trust in the institution’s capacity.

The CUET-UG exam was conducted in a hybrid mode (Computer-based Test and Pen and Paper mode) across 379 centers in India.