CUET PG 2026 Exam: Time Table Released – Check and Download Subject-Wise

Kokila Chokkanathan
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the CUET PG 2026 exam timetable, helping candidates plan their preparation and travel accordingly. The schedule provides subject-wise dates and timings for the postgraduate entrance test, which is crucial for admissions into various universities across India.

Overview of CUET PG 2026

The Common university Entrance Test for Postgraduate courses (CUET PG) is conducted annually to streamline admissions for postgraduate programs in central and participating universities. The exam tests candidates’ subject knowledge and aptitude for higher studies.

Key Highlights of the Time Table

  • Exam Dates: The CUET PG 2026 exam is scheduled to be conducted over multiple days to accommodate different subjects.
  • Subject-Wise Schedule: Candidates can check their specific subject date and time to avoid clashes.
  • Mode of Exam: Computer-based test (CBT) in multiple sessions, depending on the subject.
  • Important Instructions: Reporting time, exam duration, and guidelines on permitted items are provided in the timetable.
How to Check and Download

Visit the official CUET PG website.

Navigate to the “Exam Time Table 2026” section.

Select your subject or program to view the schedule.

Download the PDF for future reference and print a copy if needed.

Preparation Tips Before Exam Day

  • Check Timings Carefully: Ensure you know your exact exam date and session.
  • Practice Mock Tests: Familiarize yourself with the computer-based test format.
  • Keep Documents Ready: Admit card, ID proof, and other required items should be prepared in advance.
  • Revise Strategically: Focus on key topics and subjects according to the timetable.
Conclusion

The release of the CUET PG 2026 subject-wise timetable helps candidates organize their preparation effectively. Timely checking and downloading of the schedule ensures a smooth exam experience and reduces last-minute confusion.

 

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