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Cuet UG 2025 Result Date: After releasing the result, the participating universities will select their own entry cut-off score based on their digits.
Cuet UG 2025 Check the final answer key, result date and time update (representation/file)
The National Testing Agency (NTA) will soon announce the Cuet UG results. Last year, the exam was held from 15 to 29 May, and the results were declared on 28 July 2024. This year, the duration of the examination was from 13 May to 3 June. While the official date for the results has not been announced yet, it is expected that the final answer key and the results will be released simultaneously soon.
Students can check and download their results from the official website, exams.nta.ac.in. To reach their scorecard, they have to enter their application or registration number as mentioned on their admit card. Without this ID, the score will not be possible.
Cuet UG 2025 Results: How to check?
step 1: Go to official websites.
step 2: Click on the Cuet UG 2025 result link on the homepage and click.
step 3: Enter your login credentials, such as your roll number and date of birth.
step 4: Your scorecard will be displayed on the screen.
Step 5: Download and print scorecard for future reference.
After the results are released, the participating universities will determine their own entry cut-off scores based on the CUET results. Note that Cuet UG does not have a centralized counseling process, and the NTA will not publish the subject-specific cut-off marks.
What happened last year?
According to the CUET UG 2024 result statistics, 11,13,610 out of 13,47,820 unique candidates registered for the examination last year appeared. The number of people absent in the general category was the highest, while the EWS was the lowest in the category. A total of 2,34,210 candidates did not appear in the examination.
For the English subject, 10,07,645 candidates registered, and 8,22,518 appeared for the examination last year. Uttar Pradesh recorded the highest registration with 3,47,736 students, followed by Delhi with 1,56,412 applicants. There were 99,835 registrations in Bihar, Jharkhand 90,568, and Rajasthan 82,181.
Professional studies had the highest number of students scoring full marks (200) with 8,024 students. This is followed by political science with 5,141, history with 2,520 and English with 1,683.
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