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1. Reading Comprehension: This section involves passages of around 200-350 words, followed by multiple-choice questions to test the candidate's ability to understand and analyze the text. The questions can be factual, inferential, or related to the author's tone and intent.

2. Verbal Ability: It focuses on your command over the language. You'll face questions on sentence completion, error detection, rearranging sentences (parajumbles), and replacing words with the most appropriate ones.

3. Vocabulary: This part assesses your knowledge of words, including synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and word usage in context.

4. Grammar: Tests include identifying errors in sentences, recognizing parts of speech, and understanding grammatical structures like tenses, voice (active/passive), and direct/indirect speech.

5. Synonyms and Antonyms: You’ll need to match words with their meanings, focusing on understanding nuances and word meanings.

6. Sentence Formation and Rearrangement: You may encounter jumbled sentences or parts of sentences, which you’ll need to rearrange into a coherent structure.

The CUET English section is intended to assess both theoretical knowledge and practical language skills. A balanced approach to grammar, vocabulary building, and regular reading will be key to succeeding in the exam.

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Publis year-2026
Pages-129
Language- english