The National Testing Agency (NTA) has opened a one‑time correction window for the CUET UG 2026 application form, offering candidates a chance to fix mistakes or update certain details after submitting their forms. This facility is crucial for ensuring accurate information before the exam process continues.

🗓 Correction Window Date: Final Chance to Edit Your Form

The correction window was activated on February 9, 2026, and will close tonight — february 11, 2026 — at 11:50 PM. This is the last opportunity for candidates who have already submitted their CUET UG 2026 applications to update permitted details. After this deadline, no further corrections will be accepted under any circumstances.

📝 Who Can Use the Correction Window

This facility is available only to candidates who have:

• Successfully submitted their CUET UG form, and
• Paid the examination fee on time.

Those who haven’t completed both steps are not eligible to access the correction window.

✍️ Why It’s Important to Use the Correction Window

Many candidates make unintentional errors while filling out the initial CUET UG form — such as wrong category selection, incorrect exam city choices, or misplaced subject codes. These mistakes, if uncorrected, can lead to issues during the later stages of the exam or university admissions. This correction period helps avoid such problems and ensures smoother processing ahead of the test.

🔍 What Can Be Edited in the Application

NTA allows candidates to modify various fields in the application form during the correction window. Typically editable items include:

• Academic details (Class 10 and 12 information)
• Category and sub‑category
• Test subject choices
• Exam city preferences
• Programme/medium of examination
• Father’s and mother’s names
• PwD / quota claims (like NCC, sports, defence)
• Signature and certain document uploads, if permitted by the portal’s specifications

These changes help ensure that your application matches your current academic and personal information accurately before exam processing.

🚫 What Cannot Be Changed

Some crucial details are not editable even during the correction window. These include:

• Candidate’s name
• Mobile number
• Email address
• Date of birth
• Gender
• Residential address and emergency contacts
• Identity information (such as APAAR ID, Aadhaar details)
• Photograph (in most cases, unless NTA explicitly allows upload changes for specifications)

Candidates should double‑check these fields before the correction deadline, as they cannot be altered later.

📍 How to Access and Make Corrections

Follow these steps to edit your CUET UG application:

Visit the official CUET portal at cuet.nta.nic.in.

Click on the “CUET UG Correction Window” link.

Log in using your application number and password.

Review your application and make the necessary corrections.

Save and submit the updated form before the deadline.

Download and keep a copy for your records and future reference.

📌 Important Tips for Candidates

• Make corrections carefully and early — last‑minute rushes may lead to errors or server delays.
• Double‑verify exam city choices and test subject codes — mistakes here can affect your exam experience.
• Keep your login credentials handy to avoid delays when accessing the correction portal.

📆 CUET UG 2026 Exam Schedule

The CUET UG 2026 exam is scheduled to be conducted in computer‑based mode from May 11 to May 31, 2026 (tentative dates). Candidates are advised to finalize their application details well before the exam to avoid any discrepancies later in the admission process.

🧠 Conclusion

The CUET UG correction window is a valuable, one‑time opportunity offered by NTA to ensure that your application form is accurate and complete. If you’ve already submitted your form but noticed errors — whether in your academic details, category, subjects, or exam preferences — this is your last chance to fix them before the exam cycle moves forward.

 

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