CUET PG LLB 2025 Memory Based Question Paper with Detailed Solutions

Hello,

The syllabus for the CUCET (Central Universities Common Entrance Test) for M.Sc. in Nutrition and Dietetics generally covers topics from undergraduate-level studies related to nutrition, dietetics, and allied sciences. Here's a breakdown of the typical syllabus:

1. Basic Nutrition:

• Macronutrients and Micronutrients: Functions, sources, and recommended dietary allowances (RDAs)
• Nutritional deficiencies and their impact on health
• Balanced diet and meal planning

2. Human Physiology:

• Digestive system, metabolism, and absorption of nutrients
• Endocrine system and its role in metabolism
• Role of vitamins and minerals in body functions

3. Dietetics:

• Therapeutic diets for different diseases (e.g., diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, renal disorders)
• Nutritional assessment and diet planning
• Food exchange lists and meal planning for special populations (children, pregnant women, elderly)

4. Food Science:

• Food composition and nutritional value of different foods
• Food processing and preservation techniques
• Food safety, hygiene, and sanitation

5. Clinical Nutrition:

• Nutrition in disease management
• Role of nutrition in immune function and chronic disease prevention
• Nutritional counseling and education techniques

6. Biochemistry:

• Basics of carbohydrates, proteins, and fats metabolism
• Enzymes and coenzymes in metabolism
• Role of hormones in metabolism

7. Microbiology:

• Microorganisms in food and their role in foodborne illnesses
• Probiotics and their health benefits
• Methods of food preservation and microbiological safety

8. Public Health Nutrition:

• Nutritional epidemiology and surveillance
• Community nutrition programs and interventions
• Role of international organizations in public health nutrition (e.g., WHO, UNICEF)

9. Research Methodology:

• Basics of research design, sampling methods, and data analysis
• Statistical methods used in nutritional research
• Interpretation of research findings in nutrition and dietetics

10. General Aptitude:

• Basic reasoning, quantitative aptitude, and verbal ability
• Logical reasoning and data interpretation

This syllabus is indicative and might vary slightly depending on the specific university’s guidelines. Checking the official CUCET website or the university you're applying to for the most accurate and detailed syllabus is recommended.

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Yes, your marks in Plus One (Class 11)  will affect your rank in KEAM, JEE, and potentially CUET (depending on the university) as these exams consider both Class 11 and Class 12 marks for the final ranking in Kerala.

For KEAM, weightage is given to both Class 11 and Class 12 marks (typically equal weightage of 50% each) for the final rank calculation in Engineering entrance.

JEE Main considers only Class 12 board marks for the ranking. However, some IITs might include Class 11 marks as part of their criteria for shortlisting candidates for the JEE Advanced entrance exam.

The weightage given to Class 11 and 12 marks for CUET ranking can vary depending on the university you're applying to. Some universities might consider only Class 12, while others might include Class 11 marks as well. It's crucial to check the specific admission criteria of the universities you're interested in through CUET.

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Hy,

There are several options that you can consider for your admission in Management courses under Management quota.

Here is the list of some good private colleges you can consider:-

• Amity University, Noida
• SRM University, Chennai
• Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), Manipal
• Symbiosis International University, Pune
• Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS), Pilani
• Christ University, Bangalore (through management quota if CUET is not cleared)
• Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship (XIME), Bangalore
• International Management Institute (IMI), Delhi
• Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai

You can reach out to the admission offices of these colleges directly to inquire about the management quota admissions process, fees, and eligibility criteria.

Hello Krish,

With your CUET score of 522 and belonging to the SC category, you have a good chance of securing admission to some reputed colleges for B.Com (Hons). Here are some suggestions for colleges to consider:

Delhi University Colleges:

1. Sri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC)

2. Hansraj College

3. Shaheed Bhagat Singh College

4. Hindu College

5. Kirori Mal College

Other Universities and Colleges:

1. Christ University, Bangalore

2. Loyola College, Chennai

3. St. Xaviers College, Kolkata

4. Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai

5. Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce, Pune

With a CUET score of 410 out of 650, you may have limited options for admission to BA LLB programs in Jammu. The primary institution offering this course is:

- University of Jammu (The Law School): Admission is based on CUET scores, but previous cutoffs suggest that higher scores are typically needed for government seats.

You should check the specific admission criteria and previous year's cutoffs for the BA LLB program at the University of Jammu to assess your chances. Additionally, consider applying to private law colleges in the region, as they may have different admission criteria.

With a score of 340 in the CUET (Common University Entrance Test), your chances of getting a seat in allied courses (such as allied health sciences, biotechnology, or other related fields) will depend on several factors:

1. **Course and University**: Different universities and courses have varying cutoffs. Allied courses might have different cutoff scores compared to mainstream courses like engineering or medicine.

2. **Category**: Your category (e.g., General, SC/ST/OBC) can affect your chances, as some universities offer reserved seats for different categories.

3. **University Demand**: Popular universities with high demand might have higher cutoffs, while others might have lower cutoffs.

4. **Previous Year’s Cutoff**: Checking the previous year's cutoff scores for the specific allied courses and universities you're interested in can give you a better idea of your chances.

To improve your chances, consider looking into multiple universities and their specific allied health science programs. Also, consult the admission guidelines and cutoffs of the universities you're targeting for the most accurate information.

Hello aspirant

In CUET UG, the average score is between 400-650. If you score this much, you have a good chance of getting into a decent college, probably Tier 2. Colleges that are included in the NTA CUET list under BTech course with good NAAC ratings are -

DU, BHU, Central University of Haryana, Central University of Hyderabad (counted among the top colleges on the international level), Apex University, Bennett University, BML Munjal University.

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Hello,

CUCET (Central Universities Common Entrance Test) is an all-India level entrance exam conducted by 14 central universities for admission to various undergraduate, postgraduate, and research programs. Here's an overview:

Government-funded universities participating in CUCET:

1. Central University of Haryana

2. Central University of Jammu

3. Central University of Jharkhand

4. Central University of Karnataka

5. Central University of Kashmir

6. Central University of Kerala

7. Central University of Punjab

8. Central University of Rajasthan

9. Central University of South Bihar

10. Central University of Tamil Nadu

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