How to Prepare for CUET (UG) 2025 General Aptitude Test? Tips & Resources

With CUET (UG) 2025 on the horizon, thousands of aspirants are gearing up for one of India’s most important university entrance exams. Among the many sections, the General Aptitude Test (often part of Section III or domain-specific based on the university and course) plays a crucial role in evaluating a student’s logical reasoning, quantitative skills, general awareness, and problem-solving ability.

This blog will guide you through effective preparation strategies, the best resources, and expert tips from CUET Classes and GP Classes, two reputed institutes in the field.

📌 What is the General Aptitude Test in CUET (UG)?

The General Test in CUET typically includes:

• General Knowledge / Current Affairs
• General Mental Ability
• Numerical Ability
• Quantitative Reasoning
• Logical and Analytical Reasoning

It is designed to test how well a candidate can think critically and solve real-life problems quickly and accurately.

🎯 Why is the General Aptitude Test Important?

Many central universities and affiliated institutions include this section in their entrance requirements, especially for interdisciplinary or vocational courses. A strong performance can:

• Offset weaker subject scores
• Showcase well-rounded intellect
• Increase overall CUET percentile

🧠 Preparation Tips from Experts at CUET Classes and GP Classes

1. Know the Syllabus Inside Out

Start by familiarizing yourself with the exact syllabus. CUET’s official bulletin will clarify what to expect. Focus on:

• Logical Reasoning topics (series, analogies, coding-decoding)
• Quantitative Aptitude (percentages, ratios, simplification)
• Current Affairs (past 6–12 months)
• Static GK (history, geography, awards)

2. Create a Daily Study Plan

Divide your preparation into blocks:

• Morning: Practice math & reasoning problems
• Afternoon: Read news articles, editorials
• Evening: Take mock tests or solve previous papers

CUET Classes and GP Classes recommend 2 hours daily exclusively for the General Test section.

3. Use the Right Study Material

Recommended resources include:

• Quantitative Aptitude by R.S. Aggarwal
• Lucent’s General Knowledge
• Arihant’s CUET Guide for General Test
• CUET-specific material from GP Classes and CUET Classes

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4. Join a Structured Coaching Program

A good coaching institute provides:

• Regular mock tests
• Concept-building sessions
• Doubt-clearing support
• Study discipline

Both CUET Classes and GP Classes offer specialized CUET (UG) 2025 batches with live and recorded lectures, test series, and individual mentoring. Contact 9266801114 for enrollments.

5. Stay Updated on Current Affairs

• Follow monthly current affairs PDFs (Vision IAS, AffairsCloud, etc.)
• Watch YouTube channels or daily news bulletins (only 10–15 mins/day)

6. Practice with Timed Mock Tests

• Take at least 2 full-length mocks every week starting 3 months before the exam.
• Analyze performance: track weak areas and improve

GP Classes suggests their exclusive CUET Mock Platform which simulates the actual test environment. Reach out via 9266801114 for access.

📚 Useful Online Platforms

• CUET Classes YouTube Channel – Free lectures, test strategy
• GP Classes App – Topic-wise quizzes, live sessions
• NTA CUET Website – Official updates and mock test practice
• Telegram Groups – Join communities to share and solve doubts

📝 Final Tips for Success

• Avoid rote learning—focus on concepts
• Stay consistent; short, daily sessions beat long, erratic ones
• Don’t ignore the general test—it’s your chance to shine beyond academics

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