Guide · CUET UG 2026
Written by faculty who have mentored 500+ commerce students into DU, BHU, Christ and JMI — a section-wise, month-by-month roadmap for CUET UG.
Built by Satyarth Prakash Dwivedi (ACCA, LLB, Ex-PwC, Ex-EY) and the Impact Commerce Classes faculty — every recommendation below is drawn from actual student outcomes across the last three CUET cycles, not generic internet advice.
CUET UG is delivered in 3 sections. Commerce aspirants typically attempt 1 language + 3 domain subjects + the General Test.
The plan we run inside our CUET weekend + weekdays batch.
Month 1–2
NCERT fundamentals for all 3 domain subjects + daily English RCs
Month 3–4
Chapter-wise MCQ practice, Applied Math booster, weekly section tests
Month 5
Full-length CUET mocks (2/week) with analysis & error journal
Month 6
Revision sprints, formula sheets, PYQs, exam-temperament sessions
Master NCERT line-by-line, then move to chapter-wise MCQs. For Accountancy, prioritise Partnership and Company Accounts — they contribute 40% of the paper. In Business Studies, focus on Principles of Management and Marketing. In Economics, national income aggregates and government budget are perennial hotspots.
Most commerce students underprepare here. 30 minutes of daily quant + reasoning, plus a weekly current-affairs digest, is the single biggest percentile lever. Applied Math students find this section significantly easier.
Don't overinvest. 20 minutes of RC practice daily is enough. Focus on inference and vocabulary — most negative marking here comes from rushing.
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