The Common Entrance Test (CET) is a standardized examination used by various educational institutions and universities around the world as an admission criterion for various undergraduate and postgraduate programs. CETs are designed to assess a student's knowledge, skills, and abilities in specific subject areas, such as mathematics, science, language, or other relevant fields, depending on the program of study. These tests typically consist of multiple-choice questions, essays, or other assessment formats and are used to determine a candidate's eligibility and ranking for admission to their desired academic program. CETs play a crucial role in the college and university admissions process and are often tailored to specific academic disciplines or regions.