CUET PG 2025 Answer Key is facing legal issues regarding the Political Science marks. The Punjab and Haryana High Courts have ordered the National Test Agency to revise CUET PG 2025 marks for Political Science subjects.

After the petition filed by the students of the Political Science who appeared for the CUET PG 2025 Exam, the high court of both states directs NTA to revise their marks for the CUET PG Political Science paper. As per the petition, which is filed by the political science students raising objections to the answer to the question in political science, the NTA has not corrected its answer key.

After verifying the question by the high courts of Punjab and Haryana, the High Court found that the candidate who raised or filed the petition was factually and historically correct, creating a massive problem for the National Test Agency Authority.

Due to the changes in the CUET PG 2025 Final answer key, it may affect the whole admission process of the CUET PG. This decision has the power to make a direct impact on the central, state, and deemed university admission process. This decision will lead to a re-evaluation of the marks of the CUET PG of thousands of candidates who appeared for the CUET PG 2025 Exam, causing a long delay in their admission.

The admission process for many universities, like the University of Delhi, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Punjab University, and many more has begun their CUET PG Admission process.

The High Courts have advised the participating universities of the CUET PG to slightly delay or stop their admission process for the CUET PG candidates till further notification is announced. Participating candidates of the CUET PG are also advised to visit the National Test Agency's official website more frequently to stay updated regarding the legal process.

CUET PG 2025 News & Articles 2025 - Latest Updates, Notifications, Insights

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CUET PG 2025 Answer Key to be Revised Again: Punjab and Haryana High Court