CUET and the boards, one plan.
Your child prepares for the CBSE Class XII boards and the CUET (UG) papers together: Accountancy, Economics, Business Studies, Maths and English, with the same teacher and the same notes.
Every unit of every paper, taught alongside the boards.
Accountancy
CUET (UG) paper 301
- Accounting for partnership
- Reconstitution of a partnership firm
- Dissolution of a partnership firm
- Company accounts: share and debenture capital
- Analysis of financial statements
CUET Accountancy is the Class XII syllabus, so preparing well for the board paper is most of the CUET preparation. Computerised Accounting is an alternative to the last unit.
Economics
CUET (UG) paper 309
- Introductory microeconomics
- Introductory macroeconomics
- Indian economic development
CUET Economics includes Class XI microeconomics as well as Class XII. A student who rushed through Class XI pays for it in CUET, which is why we teach the two years as one plan.
Business Studies
CUET (UG) paper 305
- All twelve Class XII units
CUET Business Studies follows the Class XII units one for one, so board and CUET preparation run side by side.
Mathematics
CUET (UG) paper 319
- Section A (common)
- Section B1: Mathematics
The CUET paper also has a Section B2 for Applied Mathematics students.
English Core
CUET (UG) paper 101
- Reading comprehension
- Verbal ability
CUET English is a language test, not literature: speed and accuracy in reading and vocabulary, which we practise separately from the board syllabus.
Most of CUET is the board syllabus. So we prepare them together.
No second coaching class.
Every Class XII subject we teach is prepared for its board paper and its CUET paper by the same teacher, from the same notes. Your child doesn't have to juggle two institutes in the busiest year of school.
The extra parts are taught, not left to chance.
Where a CUET paper goes beyond the Class XII board syllabus, like the Class XI microeconomics in CUET Economics or the reading speed CUET English tests, we teach it as part of the course.
Board answers and CUET questions, both practised.
Your child writes full answers for the boards and practises the short multiple-choice questions CUET asks, so neither format comes as a surprise.
From the first test to the last revision, nothing left to the final month.
You always know where your child stands.
Your child takes a test every week, and the results come to you. A weak chapter shows up while there's still time to fix it, not in the exam hall.
Notes that have already produced perfect scores.
NGC's own study material is written by our teachers for the CBSE syllabus and comes with every course. Our two perfect 100s in 2026 revised from these notes.
The board paper feels familiar before they sit it.
A full test series runs in the four to six weeks before the board exams, under exam conditions, so timing and nerves are practised before the real day.
A crash course when time is short.
Every Class XII subject is covered in a few weeks, for students who are short of time or want one complete revision before the boards and CUET.
Nothing missed stays missed.
If your child misses a class or wants a topic explained again, we arrange a backup class. We are there for our students at all times, not only in class hours.
Questions parents ask about CUET.
Results are on the Results page, student by student. The board syllabus for each subject is on the Class XI – XII page.
Do you prepare students for CUET?
Yes. Every Class XII subject we teach is prepared for both the CBSE board exam and its CUET (UG) paper: Accountancy (301), Economics (309), Business Studies (305), Mathematics (319) and English (101), with the same teacher and the same notes.
Does my child need a separate CUET coaching class?
Your child doesn't need one for these five subjects, because we prepare them for CUET alongside the boards. Some university courses also ask for CUET's General Aptitude Test, which we don't teach as a separate subject, so check the requirements of the courses your child is aiming for.
Is CUET Economics only the Class XII syllabus?
No. CUET Economics (309) includes Class XI microeconomics as well as Class XII macroeconomics and Indian economic development. That's why we teach Class XI and XII Economics as one two-year plan.
When should my child start preparing for CUET?
Ideally, your child should start in Class XI. The CUET papers are built on the Class XII syllabus, and Economics includes Class XI too, so two strong years make CUET far easier. Students who join in Class XII prepare for the boards and CUET together from the start of the year.
Do you have a CUET crash course?
Yes. Our crash courses cover every Class XII subject in a few weeks, before the boards and CUET, for students who are short of time or want one complete revision. The next one is starting soon: call or WhatsApp +91 98111 07762 for the dates.
When is the CUET exam?
CUET (UG) is usually held in May and June, after the CBSE board exams. The National Testing Agency announces the exact dates each year.
What are the fees?
Fees depend on the subjects your child takes, and they include NGC's study material and the weekly tests. Call or WhatsApp us on +91 98111 07762 for the current fees.