The Common University Entrance Test for Postgraduate (CUET PG) 2026 results have been officially declared by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on April 24, 2026, marking a crucial milestone for lakhs of aspirants seeking admission to postgraduate programmes across India.
Candidates can now access their scorecards on the official portal using their login credentials, as the admission process across central and participating universities begins.
Result Highlights
- Results released based on the final answer key
- Scorecards available online with:
- Marks obtained
- Percentile score
- Qualifying status
- Exam conducted between March 6 and March 27, 2026
The CUET PG exam continues to serve as a single-window entrance test for postgraduate admissions in India.
Toppers of CUET PG 2026
This year witnessed strong performances across subjects:
- Ayush Kumar Singh – Topper in Political Science (282 marks)
- Swetha – Among top scorers (275 marks)
- Vashishtha Gangwar – Highest in Mathematics (267 marks)
- Vaishnavi Patel – Topped English (253 marks)
👉 Scores above 290 marks are considered among the top percentile (98–99%) performers
Cut-Off Trends and Expected Scores
Unlike board exams, CUET PG does not have a fixed cut-off. Instead:
👉 Each university releases its own cut-off based on:
- Number of applicants
- Difficulty level of the exam
- Seat availability
- Reservation categories
Expected Category-Wise Cut-Off (General Trends):
- General: 220–250 marks
- OBC: 185–230 marks
- SC: 165–205 marks
- EWS: 180–225 marks
Subject-Wise Expected Cut-Off (Out of 300):
- Psychology: ~195
- Political Science: ~185
- Mathematics: ~185
- English: ~180
- MBA: ~200
👉 For top universities like Delhi University, JNU, and BHU, scores above 200–270+ are generally required.
Score Analysis: What is a Good Score?
- 290+ marks → Top percentile (elite universities)
- 250–270 marks → Strong chances in top institutions
- 200–250 marks → Moderate chances
- Below 200 → Limited options in top colleges
What Happens Next?
With results now declared:
- Universities will release course-wise merit lists
- Counselling and admission processes will begin
- Candidates must apply separately to universities
Top institutions expected to release cut-offs soon include:
- University of Delhi (DU)
- Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU)
- Banaras Hindu University (BHU)
Key Advice for Candidates
- Download and keep multiple copies of the scorecard
- Track university websites regularly
- Prepare required documents in advance
- Apply early to preferred institutions
