The UGC's plan to combine NEET and JEE into CUET

 The UGC's plan to combine NEET and JEE into CUET

The University Grants Commission (UGC), according to the most recent media sources, has sent a proposal that will combine the NEET and JEE Main exams into CUET (Common University Entrance Test), making it one entrance test for all. According to Professor M. Jagadesh Kumar, the chairman of the UGC, in an interview with the TOI, the commission is working on a proposal that would combine the separate admission exams for engineering and medicine into the CUET. The UGC chairman further stated that there is no justification for students to take separate exams to demonstrate their proficiency in the same topics.

Why was NEET and JEE merged into CUET?

The National Testing Agency, NTA, which runs all of the exams, will have to manage fewer exam dates and locations, as opposed to currently, when there will be a single admission exam for all, according to UGC.

Merging NEET and JEE into one national exam

According to the plan, there will only be one entrance exam offered in CBT format twice a year for all JEE, NEET, and CUET candidates. If accepted, students might have the option to sit for the exam twice: once, after the boards, in May-June, and again, in December.

Currently, students must take the NEET exam to pursue careers in medicine and dentistry, the JEE Main exam to enrol in engineering programmes, and the CUET exam to enrol in degree programmes in science, the humanities, and commerce at various universities.

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