The Common University Entrance Test (CUET) Undergraduate (UG) exam, which was scheduled on Wednesday, May 15, has been postponed to May 29 for Delhi centres. The decision, according to the official notice, was taken due to unavoidable circumstances and will impact four papers, namely, English (101), Biology (304), Chemistry (306) and General Test (501). The official notice also stated that the postponement is only applicable to Delhi centres and that the candidates are advised to wait to download their admit cards.
However, many students are unhappy with the postponement news, especially those planning to take the exam in other parts of the country. The students have also alleged that the postponement was informed to them just one day prior and created a lot of confusion.
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