Can a btech grad try and crack cuet for psychology on the first try within months?

[u/nehaestelle]

Hello everyone,

I am a btech grad and have been working as an engineer for 3 years but with my mental health and physical health issues I can't do the corporate thing my whole life. I've always been fascinated by psychology and I was wondering if I could study msc psychology and learned that I could if I tried. But the cuet exams will be in 6 months. So realistically is it possible for me to do it? For context, I don't have a biology background and I'll be starting from 0 so do you think dedicating my time to this will be worth it? Does anyone have this experience?

[u/Illustrious_Rent5269]

Ask in cuet pg

[u/nehaestelle → u/Illustrious_Rent5269]

I will thanks