The National Testing Agency (NTA) has opened the correction window for the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) UG 2025 from today, March 26. Registered candidates can make changes to their application form by visiting the official website . Candidates can make changes to the form before midnight on March 28. After that, the correction window will be closed. According to the schedule released by NTA, the examination will be conducted from May 8 to June 1.

Candidates making changes to the CUET UG 2025 application form will also have to pay the prescribed fee. NTA issued a notice saying that without depositing the fee, any correction made in the form by any candidate will not be valid. Let us know what changes the candidates can make in their application form.

What corrections can be made Registered candidates can make corrections in their application form in the parent's name, 10th-12th mark sheet, date of birth, category, photo, and signature. Apart from this, candidates can add or modify the subjects for which they want to appear in the examination. Candidates can change their exam cities based on their permanent and current address. All 4 preferences for the selection of exam city can be modified. At the same time, candidates cannot change mobile numbers, mail IDs, permanent and current addresses, etc. For more information, candidates can check the notification issued.

CUET UG 2025 How to Edit Application Form: How to make corrections in the form

Visit the official website cuet.nta.nic.in.

Click on the application correction link given on the home page.

Enter your application number and password and submit.

The form will appear on your screen.

Now make corrections as required and submit.

The exam will be conducted in CBT mode in 13 different languages including Hindi and English. NTA may soon release the subject-wise exam schedule. Candidates who are successful in the exam can get admission in UG courses of various central universities.

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