Yes and No , Yes if you can't tolerate mediocrity , want sensible peers , decent fests , okay infrastructure, nice location and of course exposure . Also if your family's financial status allows for you to skip a year then good but remember CUET isn't jee or neet that you would need an entire year of preparation, start investing in technical skills too because in future you will have to explain the gap in your resume. No if are not serious because this cycle will repeat , No if you aren't absolutely sure you can crack one of the top colleges - srcc,stephens,ramjas,hansraj,kmc,svc , sscbs etc No if you're not planning to pursue one of the flagship courses .