r/CUETPG

what was your score and category

Did anybody get in? At what score and category?

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​Hey everyone, needed some honest perspective because my head is all over the place right now.

​Long story short: I’ve been stuck at home for 4 years because I did my B.Com via distance education. Sitting at home this long has been brutal for my mental health, so I gave multiple 3-year LLB entrance exams this year. But because I barely got time to prep properly for any of them, I scored poorly across the board and didn't clear the top law schools.

​The only option I currently have in hand is an affiliated college under Lucknow University. I know it’s not a great college, but I genuinely cannot stay cooped up at home for another year. I somehow convinced my parents to let me join this college just to get out of the house and get moving.

​Deep down, I’m treating this as an escape plan. My internal plan is to re-prep for entrances (like DU, NLSAT, etc.) while attending this college, and hopefully transfer/leave as soon as I clear a solid national university or DU.

​Am I being realistic here, or am I making a mess of things? Has anyone here managed to re-prepare for law entrances while being enrolled in a tier-3 state college? Would really appreciate some practical advice or reality checks.

Same as title

allocation hogayi kya ??

Guys I've been alloted MA english in DU in spot 2 while I got in jamia as well - a few days back, i am just so confused between these two, could you all pls help😭

Kya lgta aaj...will a UR student get seat in llb at 141 today in spot round 2 ?! (Considerung those 48 vacant seats)

Did anyone get in?

Please help. I got allotment in Spot round 2 for MA ENGLISH JMC and want to know if its worth it. Triggering the MA English Almuini for both colleges or any other related guidance would be appreciated.

Same as the title.

Those who have been allotted a seat for One-Year MA Economics at DU, can we create a WA group?

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I couldn't get admission to the course/college I really wanted this year. After months of trying, applications, counselling, checking vacancies, RTIs, and running around trying to understand what happened, it still didn't work out.

So I'm taking a drop and preparing for the entrance exam again.

Honestly, it feels horrible. I already have a graduation degree, and seeing people around me move ahead while I'm starting over makes me feel like I've failed somehow. I keep thinking that maybe I should have done things differently or that I'm already behind at 21.

If anyone here has taken a drop after graduation or had a year where everything went completely differently from what they planned, I'd genuinely like to hear how it turned out for you.

I got a seat for b.ed in my hometown it's a private college with 1 lakh 60k fees and I've only few days to decide if I should take admission or not. If someone has been in this situation please guide I think I can do better for few marks I couldn't get a government college ngl I didn't study either so I'm thinking to just preprare for csir net and will give b.ed entrance exam next year is it worth it or not?

I feel I'm getting old so maybe I should just take admission but i genuinely feel I can do much better.

( I graduated last year will be 24 soon)

Pls reply

Guys I am not liking the atmosphere of DU n my health is also deteriorating since I came to delhi ,I want to withdraw my admission \[Post graduate ADMISSION\] .Spot round 2 has ended and now no withdraw option is seen on portal, what should i do now?? HOW SHOULD I WITHDRAW????