Do you want to study MA/MSc Psychology from top colleges? Admission into universities like TISS Mumbai and Delhi University is based on CUET PG Psychology score. Here is a complete CUET-PG Psychology Preparation Guide for you.
Let’s decode all you need to know about CUET PG Psychology and Its preparation strategy.
About CUET Exams
The Common University Entrance Test or CUET, is a national-level examination, conducted yearly by National Testing Agency (NTA). The purpose of implementing CUET exams is to simplify the admission process by providing a common platform and equal opportunities to students across the country.
CUET score will enable the students to be a part of the admissions process to various participating Universities/ Institutions for admission into various UG and PG courses.
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CUET-PG Psychology
Students who are looking to pursue their master’s degree (MA or MSc) in Psychology from top universities require a valid CUET PG score in Psychology subject (HUQP20). More than 50 universities are offering MA/MSc Psychology courses through CUET PG scores.
Here are some of the popular universities under CUET PG:
University of Delhi (DU)
Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS)
Banaras Hindu University (BHU)
Pondicherry University
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University Delhi
Netaji Subhash University of Technology (NSUT)
Also Read: List of Colleges under CUET PG offering MA/MSc Psychology
Exam Pattern: CUET PG Psychology
Paper Code: HUQP20
Total Question: 75 MCQs (Only Psychology syllabus)
Exam Duration: 105 Minutes
Marks Per Question: 4
Negative Marking for wrong answers: 1/4
Total Marks: 300
How to prepare for CUET PG Psychology?
Preparing for any competitive exams including the CUET PG entrances requires a lot of dedication, hard work, and a systematic approach.
Furthermore, the seats for MA/MSc Psychology courses are limited in top colleges and universities. Hence, it is important to follow a foolproof strategy if seeking admission into a master’s degree course in Psychology at a top college.
Here are some tips one can follow to succeed in this exam.
Understand the Syllabus and Exam Pattern
Knowing the syllabus and exam pattern is foremost important for any aspirant. This will help you identify the topics you need to focus on and the weightage of each section. A student may plan a perfect study strategy if s/he is well aware of the syllabus and exam pattern.
The exam pattern for CUET PG is given above in this article. Click here to learn about the CUET PG Psychology syllabus.
Create a Timetable at your convenience
Discipline and consistency play an important role in one’s academic success. Hence, it is suggested to create a timetable following the syllabus of the exam. Make sure that the prepared timetable is suitable for you in the long run. Once a study schedule or timetable is prepared, follow it rigorously until you crack your exam.
You can divide the whole psychology syllabus into small parts, like cognitive psychology, general psychology, biopsychology, and so on.
Use entrance-oriented resources
While preparing for CUET PG Psychology entrance, you need to refer to the resources that can help you crack your entrance. Ignore reading random books and do research before selecting your resource materials. The best way to follow your self-prepared notes or take help from your faculties or an expert in the field.
Take Help from Mentors
Students should not hesitate to seek help when needed. Self-study is the best way to prepare when you feel confident in the subject, take the assessments/mock test to understand where you stand. Approach an expert for guidance or classes if required because they can help you manage your preparation resources by providing you with better guidance.
Know more about UPS Education CUET PG Psychology preparation courses.
Safe score of CUET PG Psychology
As the CUET PG Psychology is a competitive exam, and seats are limited hence the cutoffs are very high in top colleges. Considering the previous results and cutoffs, experts suggest scoring 260+ out of 300 to get admission into an MA/MSc Psychology course.
