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Biggest CUET Myths Busted! Don’t Fall for These!

There’s a lot of confusion around CUET, and many students fall for myths that hurt their prep. Let’s clear them up once and for all!

1️⃣ Myth: “Boards are more important than CUET”

✅ Truth: Many top universities now admit students solely based on CUET! Boards matter for eligibility, but CUET decides your college.

2️⃣ Myth: “NCERT is enough for CUET”

✅ Truth: NCERT is your foundation, but MCQ practice is a must! Without mocks and previous-year questions, you might struggle with tricky application-based questions.

3️⃣ Myth: “General Test is super easy, no need to prepare”

✅ Truth: While some find it easy, logical reasoning and current affairs can be tricky. Even simple questions can cost marks if you don’t practice.

4️⃣ Myth: “I’ll start CUET prep after boards”

✅ Truth: CUET is held right after boards, leaving little time for focused prep. Balancing both from the start is the key to success!

5️⃣ Myth: “Scoring 99 percentile guarantees admission”

✅ Truth: Some DU courses have cutoffs above 99.5! Percentile is competitive, and seat availability matters too. The goal should be as high as possible!

💡 Pro Tip: Don’t believe everything you hear! Smart prep + consistent practice will always give you an edge.

Which myth have you heard the most? Let’s bust it in the chat! 📩

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🎯Boards vs CUET – Why You MUST Prepare for Both!

Many students think "I'll focus on boards first, then CUET", but that’s a BIG mistake! Here's why preparing for CUET alongside boards is the smartest move:

1️⃣ Same Syllabus, Double Benefit – CUET tests NCERT concepts, just like boards! Strong board prep = solid CUET foundation.

2️⃣ CUET Needs Speed & MCQ Practice – Boards focus on long answers, but CUET is all about fast, accurate MCQ solving. Ignoring CUET practice can hurt your score!

3️⃣ Boards End, CUET Comes Fast – CUET happens soon after boards, leaving little time for full-fledged prep. Starting early saves you from last-minute panic.

4️⃣ Top Colleges Need BOTH – A high CUET score is useless if board marks don’t meet eligibility. Balance both to keep all options open!

5️⃣ Managing Both is Possible! – With smart time management, you can prepare efficiently:
✅ Concepts → Boards & CUET (Theory + MCQs)
✅ Writing Practice → Boards
✅ Mock Tests → CUET

💡 Pro Tip: Dedicate 1-2 hours daily to CUET MCQ practice alongside board prep. Small efforts now = BIG results later!

Will you balance both now? Share your strategy in the chat! 📩

➕➕ Me while watching today's match
But CUET form filling and Eligibility changes going in my Mind 😢😢

📊 Always Wondered How to Choose Your Favorite College? Here’s How NIRF Rankings Work! 🔍

The National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) ranks Indian universities & colleges annually based on objective data and surveys. The ranking process started in 2016 and is approved by the Ministry of Education, Government of India.

🔹 5 Key Parameters of NIRF Rankings

1️⃣ Teaching, Learning & Resources (TLR) - 30%
✔️ Student-faculty ratio (higher ratio = better quality education) 👩‍🏫
✔️ Faculty qualifications, Ph.D. holders & experience 📚
✔️ Infrastructure (labs, libraries, classrooms, hostels) 🏫
✔️ Financial resources spent on academics & research 💰

2️⃣ Research & Professional Practice (RP) - 30%
✔️ Number & quality of research publications 📄
✔️ Patents filed & granted (innovation factor) 🔬
✔️ Consultancy projects & funding from industries 🤝
✔️ Citation impact (how much the research is used worldwide) 🌍

3️⃣ Graduation Outcomes (GO) - 20%
✔️ Placement percentage & median salary 💼
✔️ Students opting for higher education 📈
✔️ Entrepreneurship & startup success 🚀
✔️ University exam performance 🏆

4️⃣ Outreach & Inclusivity (OI) - 10%
✔️ Diversity in student intake (gender, region, SC/ST/OBC) 🌍
✔️ Policies for economically & socially disadvantaged students 🤲
✔️ Special facilities for differently-abled students ♿

5️⃣ Perception (PR) - 10%
✔️ Reputation among recruiters, alumni, academicians 🏅
✔️ Peer reviews from other institutions 🏛️


💡 Why It Matters?
NIRF rankings help students make informed choices based on data, not just word of mouth!

💬 Did you check your dream college’s NIRF rank? Comment below! ⬇️


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Check out update CUET notifications 🌟2025 🔥

📢 CUET 2025 OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION OUT! 🚀

Your gateway to Delhi University (DU), JNU, BHU, AMU, and 200+ top universities is HERE! 💯

🗓️ Important Dates:
✅ Application Window: March 1 - March 22, 2025
✅ Fee Payment Deadline: March 23, 2025
✅ Correction Window: March 24 - March 26, 2025
✅ Exam Dates: May 8 - June 1, 2025 (Tentative)
✅ Admit Cards & City Announcement: To be notified later

📚 Exam Structure:
🎯 Choose up to 5 subjects, including:
🔹 13 Language Papers
🔹 23 Domain-Specific Subjects
🔹 1 General Test (for reasoning, GK, numerical ability)
⏳ Duration: 60 minutes per subject
❌ Negative Marking: -1 for incorrect answers

💰 CUET 2025 Fees:
🟢 General (UR): ₹1000 for 3 subjects, ₹400 per additional
🟡 OBC-NCL/EWS: ₹900 for 3 subjects, ₹375 per additional
🔴 SC/ST/PwD/Third Gender: ₹800 for 3 subjects, ₹350 per additional
🌍 Centres Outside India: ₹4500 for 3 subjects, ₹1800 per additional

🏛️ Why CUET?
🔹 One test for multiple universities
🔹 Standardized merit-based admission
🔹 Fair & transparent process
🔹 Equal opportunities for all

🚀 Your Future Starts NOW!
📌 Register NOW: cuet.nta.nic.in

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The Wait is Over
*CUET UG 2025 Notification is Out*
Visit the site for details https://cuet.nta.nic.in/

Stay Calm, Read documents carefully before filling the form

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📖 Break the Code: CUET English 📖
🔥 Topic: Master Idioms & Phrases Like a Pro!

Idioms & Phrases are a common part of CUET English, and knowing them can boost your score instantly! 🚀

Here’s how to master them:

1️⃣ Understand the Meaning, Not Just Words 🧠
Idioms don’t always mean what they say. Example:
👉 "Break the ice" doesn’t mean breaking actual ice—it means starting a conversation!

2️⃣ Group Similar Idioms Together 📚
Learn idioms by themes to remember them better:

Time-related: In the nick of time (just in time)
Money-related: Cost an arm and a leg (very expensive)
Effort-related: Go the extra mile (do more than required)

3️⃣ Use Flashcards & Mnemonics 📝
Create flashcards or use apps like Quizlet to revise idioms daily. Mnemonics also help—
Example: "Hit the sack" → Imagine someone hitting a pillow before sleeping! 😴

4️⃣ Practice with Real Sentences ✍️
Instead of memorizing blindly, use idioms in sentences:
❌ He did very well in the exam.
✔️ He passed with flying colors! 🏆

5️⃣ Solve Questions Daily 🎯
Try fill in the blanks, match the meanings, and sentence-based questions to get comfortable with idioms in exams.

💡 Pro Tip: Keep a small idiom diary 📖 and jot down 5 new idioms every day!

Stay tuned for next Friday’s post—Mastering Synonyms & Antonyms! 🔥

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