Here’s a breakdown of the flexibility offered by CUET PG:

Maximum Choice: You can select up to four test paper codes, allowing you to apply for programs in different disciplines.
Minimum Choice: There’s no compulsion to choose multiple subjects. You can opt for just one test paper code if that aligns with your goals.
Here are some scenarios where taking only one subject might be suitable:

Clear Focus: If you have a very specific postgraduate program in mind and its entrance requirement aligns with a single CUET PG subject, then taking just that subject is sufficient.
Strong Foundation: If you feel very confident in your knowledge and preparation for a particular subject, you might choose to only focus on that for the CUET PG exam.
Important Considerations:

University Requirements: While CUET PG allows you to take just one subject, some universities might have additional requirements for specific programs. Always check the websites of the universities you’re interested in to see if they have any entrance exams or minimum marks requirements beyond the CUET PG score for your chosen subject.
Strategic Choice: Taking only one subject can be a viable strategy if it aligns with your goals. However, if you’re unsure about a specific program or want to explore options in related fields, selecting a couple of relevant test paper codes might be beneficial.
Here are some resources for further information:

Official CUET PG FAQs: The National Testing Agency (NTA) website provides a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section that covers the number of test papers you can select. You can find it here: https://cdnasb.samarth.ac.in/v2/2024/pg/pg-site-admin24/public-notice/FAQs+CUET+PG+2024.pdf
CUET PG Information Brochure: The NTA also releases an information brochure detailing the exam pattern, eligibility criteria, and application process. This brochure typically mentions the flexibility in choosing test papers.