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CUET maths: Class 12 topics, tested under time
CUET's mathematics subject draws on the Class 12 syllabus. It rewards strong fundamentals and accurate, quick solving more than tricks.
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At a glance
CUET (UG) Mathematics and Applied Mathematics (NTA)
Syllabi, patterns and dates change. Check the official source below for the current notice.
Conducted by
The National Testing Agency (NTA).
Who takes it
Students applying to participating universities for courses where mathematics is a required domain subject.
Format
Computer-based, objective questions. The pattern changes, so read the current bulletin.
Syllabus
Published by NTA and based on the Class 12 syllabus.
What it covers
Topics to master
Algebra and relations
Relations, functions, matrices and determinants.
Calculus
Differentiation, integration, applications and differential equations.
Vectors and 3D geometry
Vector algebra, lines and planes.
Probability
Conditional probability and distributions.
Linear programming
Formulating and solving.
Applied topics
Numbers, quantification, financial mathematics and modelling in the Applied Mathematics option.
What earns marks
- Accuracy on objective questions
- Speed on routine calculations
- Awareness of the exact syllabus
Common mistakes
- Choosing the wrong domain subject
- Practising only long answers
- Ignoring negative marking rules
- Not practising on a computer
A plan
How to prepare, in four phases
- 01Step 1: Confirm your subject
Check whether your target courses need Mathematics or Applied Mathematics.
- 02Step 2: Strengthen Class 12 basics
NCERT-level understanding of all units.
- 03Step 3: Objective practice
Many multiple-choice questions by topic, timed.
- 04Step 4: Mock tests
Computer-based mocks, then mistake review and a light final week.
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Official source: NTA: CUET (UG) information bulletin. Check it for the current syllabus, pattern and dates. We do not promise marks, ranks or selection.
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FAQ
CUET maths: questions people ask
Is CUET maths based on NCERT?
It is based on the Class 12 syllabus as published by NTA. NCERT is a strong base, and extra objective practice helps.
Mathematics or Applied Mathematics?
Check your target universities and courses, because they specify which subject is accepted.
Is there negative marking?
Check the current bulletin for the marking scheme.
How can I practise?
Topic-wise objective questions and timed computer-based mocks.
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