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<font face ="Times New Roman">The transistor and "communication systems" is deleted in ncert. So why the heck they are included in cuet syllabus????

Posted by ★ 1 year, 8 months ago

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MY exam which was supposed to held tomorrow also got postponed..I think NTA will keep on conducting exams for the whole year and we will get the results next year ..

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★ 1 year, 8 months ago

<font face ="Times New Roman">Its not an experiment. Its a way of making money. CBT earns a lot of profit than omr. But those fools do not realize their failure of exam conduct has costed more than a offline examination. Spam on twitter #CUETofflinetest maybe they hear. Ask your friends or who ever you know for it.

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I also think offline would have been a better option .Recently all exams that were conducted was offline and there was no problem .So what was the point of conducting cuet online . I think NTA is doing all of their experiments on us ...

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★ 1 year, 8 months ago

<font face ="Times New Roman">Not lack of planning, its a new child and doesn't know how to take online exam and still forcing us for online exam. I would opt for offline exam even now if possible. Talking of syllabus, its a stupid and absurd syllabus.

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Because of lack of planning nta is doing such kind of silly mistakes ....I don't why NTA is conducting this exam when not fully prepared for this ...

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