| Updated On - Jul 18, 2024
CUET UG 2024 results is expected to be announce on July 22. The result will be available on the NTA official website i.e. exams.nta.ac.in/CUET-UG/. The final answer key will be released in the third week of July. The result will be out after the release of the final answer key. You can check your result on the official website using your login credentials. The result will consist of your name, CUET raw scores, perentile, total marks, subject code and other personal details. The expected qualifying marks for the general category can be 400-500. The cutoff will be different for different colleges and categories.
When will the CUET results be declared?
Here a tentative date for the release of the result is given below.
| Event | Date (Tentative) |
|---|---|
| CUET UG Answer Key 2024 Final Release Date | 3rd week of July 2024 |
| Release of CUET Scorecards 2024 | July 22, 2024 |
| CUET Merit List Release Date | July 2024 |
How to check CUET results 2024?
You can check your result on the NTA official website i.e. exams.nta.ac.in/CUET-UG/. The detailed process for downloading your result is provided in the video below.
How can I calculate my percentile?
The percentile is calculated based on your normalised marks. The authority follows a formula to calculate the percentile. You can use the below-presented formula to calculate your percentile.
(100 X the number of candidates who appeared in the session having a raw score equal to or less than the candidate)/ The total number of candidates appeared in the session
What are the qualifying marks in the CUET exam?
To qualify for this exam you need to score at least 400-500 if you are a general student. The cutoff can be 70% for OBC and PWD category candidates and 80% for general candidates. It is an average cutoff as the cutoff is different for different universities. The qualifying marks are different for different colleges and categories. College-wise expected qualifying marks are as follows.
| College | Passing Marks for General Category | Passing Marks for OBC Category | Courses |
|---|---|---|---|
| Allahabad University (AU) | 400-500 | 300-400 | BCom, BA LLB, BFA |
| B R Ambedkar University Delhi | 120-300 | 100-250 | BBA, BA (H) Hindi, BA (H) History |
| Banaras Hindu University (BHU) | 170-200 | 140-200 | BA (H), BSc Biology |
| Delhi University (DU) | 400-500 | 200-300 | BA (H) Political Science, BA (H) History, BA (H) Sanskrit |
What is the good score in CUET?
For admission in top colleges you must secure above 700 out of 800. Above 600 is also considered a good mark in this exam. Some colleges in India also consider lesser marks than 600 for admission. However, to get into top colleges you need to score above 700.
What can be the expected cutoff for CUET?
Cutoffs can be different in different colleges. College-wise expected cutoff is as follows.
| Courses | DU Cutoff (In Percentile) | BHU Cutoff (Normalised) | Jamia Millia Islamia Cut off | B.R Ambedkar University Cut off Marks (Out of 850) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B.Com (Hons) | 96+ | 220+ | 60-80 | NA |
| B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry | 95+ | 160+ | 45-70 | NA |
| B.Sc (Hons) Mathematics | 97+ | 160+ | 60-70 | NA |
| B.A (Hons) Economics | 98+ | 170+ | 70-80 | 550-650 |
| B.A (Hons) English | 95+ | 170+ | 65-80 | 600-700 |
If I get 210 in the CUET exam then What would be my percentile?
According to the previous years’ trends your percentile can be predicted based on your normalised scores. Here marks vs percentile is presented to help understand what can be your percentile based on your normalised marks.
| Normalised Score | Percentile |
|---|---|
| 220 - 188 | 99-100 |
| 187 - 170 | 99 |
| 169 - 150 | 98 - 97 |
| 149 - 130 | 96 - 95 |
| 129 - 110 | 94 - 93 |
| 109 - 90 | 92 - 90 |
| 89 - 80 | 89 - 84 |
| 79 - 70 | 83 - 80 |
| 69 - 60 | 79 - 75 |
| 59 - 50 | 74 - 70 |
| 49 - 40 | 69-55 |
| 39-20 | 54-30 |
What is Normalised score in CUET?
CUET UG has been conducted in 27 different subjects and students can make combinations of these subjects as per their choice. As there are many sessions in this exam, there might be a question of how they are going to compare the performance of different students on a common scale as they have given the test in the same subject but on different days. In a single-session entrance test, transforming the raw marks into a common uniform scale using the percentile method is an established method to compare the performance of students with each other. However, in the CUET UG exam, this method can create multiple percentiles for each group of students as the exam is conducted in multiple sessions for the same subject. As a solution to this problem a method called ‘equipercentile’ has been introduced. In this method, the percentile for each candidate is calculated using the raw marks of the candidate as compared to the raw marks of others in the same session. This method is followed for every session across multiple days for the same subject. These percentiles are then equated and converted into normalised marks.
How to Calculate Normalised CUET Scores?
- To get normalised marks, raw scores must be converted into percentile scores. Using the below-mentioned formula raw score can be converted into percentile.
- Percentile = Number of candidates who appeared from the session with a raw score equal to or less than the total score/ Total number of candidates who appeared in the session.
- CUET results of each session would be prepared in the form of raw scores and percentile scores of total raw scores. To determine the percentile for each student a formula, which is mentioned below, would be used.
- Percentile of total raw score= Number of candidates who appeared from the session with a score equal to or less than the highest score/ Total number of candidates who appeared in the session*100.
Can I get admission to my desired college only with my CUET score?
Only getting your CUET score would not get you your desired college. You have to go through the counselling process to get admission to any college. Once you get your result you need to register to the online portal of participating colleges. Once you register you need to upload the required documents for verification. You need to fill in your choices of courses and colleges. A seat will be allotted to you according to your merit, choices and availability of seats. After that, you need to pay the seat confirmation fee and report to the allotted college for admission.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ques. I am unable to register for a specific university. What to do?
Ans. If you are facing a problem in registering to the portal of a specific college then you must not fill that college in your application form. To register for any college you need to add that college during registration and the subject will be matched to proceed to further process.
Ques. What marks can allow me to get 99 percentile in the CUET exam?
Ans. Based on the previous years’ statistics it can be said that getting above 750 can give you the 99 percentile in the exam. This is considered an excellent score and can give you the chance to be admitted into top colleges like JNU, DU, BHU and others.
Ques. What will happen if I score less in the CUET exam for my desired college?
Ans. Every college has a specific cutoff based on which admissions are taken. You can only get admission to your desired if you meet that cutoff. If you get less than the cutoff marks then you are not eligible for the exam.
Ques. Will I get admission in colleges other than the ones I filled the forms for?
Ans. It is impossible to get admission in colleges that you did not fill the form for. To get admission to a particular college you must filled its name in the form.
*The article might have information for the previous academic years, which will be updated soon subject to the notification issued by the University/College.
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