CUET UG Result 2026 (Out): Download Scorecard, Direct Link, Statistics & Marks calculation Process

CUET UG Result was released on June 23, 2026, by the National Testing Agency (NTA). If you appeared for the exam, you can download your scorecard from the official CUET website using your application number and password. The scorecard contains your subject-wise NTA scores, overall percentile, and other important admission-related details.

The CUET UG 2026 examination was held from May 11 to May 31, 2026, while rescheduled examinations for some candidates were conducted on May 31, June 6, and June 7, 2026. After announcing the result, NTA shared the candidate's scores with the participating universities. The admission process will now continue through the individual counselling portals of the participating universities based on CUET UG scores and each university's eligibility criteria.

Download your scorecard, verify all the details carefully, and keep a copy for future reference. You will need it while registering for counselling, document verification, and seat allotment at your preferred participating universities.

Download the CUET UG 2026 Scorecard

What Are the Important Dates for CUET UG Result 2026?

The table below highlights the important events related to the CUET UG 2026 result, answer key, and admission process.

Event	Date
CUET UG 2026 Exam Dates	May 11 to May 31, 2026
Rescheduled Exam Dates	May 31, June 6 & June 7, 2026
Provisional Answer Key	June 9, 2026
Answer Key Objection Window	June 9 to June 11, 2026
Final Answer Key	June 21, 2026
CUET UG Result 2026	June 23, 2026
Counselling Registration	Begins separately on the official websites of participating universities

How Can You Download the CUET UG Result 2026?

You can access your CUET UG 2026 scorecard online by logging in to the official NTA portal. Follow these simple steps to download your result.

Open the official CUET UG website - cuet.nta.nic.in
Find and select the "Score card for CUET (UG) - 2026" option on the homepage.
Sign in using your Application Number and Password.
After logging in, your scorecard will appear on the screen.
Check all the details carefully before downloading the file.
Save the PDF and keep a printed copy for the admission process.

What Details Are Mentioned on the CUET UG Result 2026 Scorecard?

After downloading your scorecard, check all the details carefully. Make sure the information matches the details you submitted during registration.

Candidate's Name
Roll Number
Application Number
Father's Name
Photograph
Signature
Category
Subject Code(s)
Subject-wise NTA Scores
Overall Percentile
Total NTA Score

Important: If you notice any incorrect personal information on your scorecard, contact NTA through the official helpdesk before completing the admission process.

What Are the CUET UG Result 2026 Statistics?

The table below provides an overview of the key statistics released along with the CUET UG Result 2026.

Particulars	Statistics
Registered Candidates	15,68,867
Candidates Appeared	11,64,098
Male Candidates Registered	7,94,257
Female Candidates Registered	7,74,607
Third Gender Candidates Registered	3
PwD Candidates Registered	5,033
Participating Universities	244
Exam Cities	321 (including 13 cities outside India)
Mediums of Examination	13
Question Papers Administered	332

Note: The above figures are based on the official statistics released by NTA along with the CUET UG Result 2026.

Category-wise Candidate Statistics

The following table shows the number of candidates who registered for and appeared on the exam across different categories.

Category	Registered	Appeared
General	6,86,419	4,98,652
OBC (NCL)	5,28,838	4,01,471
SC	1,71,397	1,28,871
ST	95,464	67,245
EWS	86,749	67,859
Total	15,68,867	11,64,098

Gender-wise Candidate Statistics

The table below presents the gender-wise participation in the examination.

Gender	Registered	Appeared
Male	7,94,257	5,78,500
Female	7,74,607	5,85,596
Third Gender	3	2
Total	15,68,867	11,64,098

Who Are the Top Performers in CUET UG 2026?

NTA has also released the list of candidates who secured the highest aggregate NTA scores across five subjects. The table below highlights the top 10 performers.

Rank	Candidate	State	Aggregate NTA Score
1	Devina Gahlot	Delhi (NCT)	1232.19
2	Saksham Goel	Delhi (NCT)	1230.82
3	Udit Chaturvedi	Himachal Pradesh	1207.21
4	Shreyansh Mishra	Bihar	1205.96
5	Khushi Sablok	Uttar Pradesh	1203.78
6	Jayati Chhaparia	Uttar Pradesh	1202.15
7	Anumit Khatri	Delhi (NCT)	1201.71
8	Inaaya Mittal	Haryana	1197.54
9	Shristy Abhinav	Bihar	1188.97
10	Aadi Shukla	Rajasthan	1188.03

Note: NTA has also published separate topper lists based on gender, social category, and PwD category in the official result notification.

How Is the CUET Percentile Calculated?

NTA uses the percentile system to compare the performance of candidates who appeared in different exam sessions. Your percentile shows how you performed in relation to other candidates who took the test in the same session.

Percentile Formula:

Percentile = (Number of candidates who scored equal to or lower than your score / Total number of candidates who appeared in the same session) x 100

How Does NTA Calculate the Percentile?

The percentile is calculated through the following process:

First, NTA calculates your raw score based on the official marking scheme.
It then counts the total number of candidates who appeared in your exam session.
Next, it identifies how many candidates scored the same as or less than your raw score.
Finally, NTA applies the percentile formula to generate your percentile score.

Important: A percentile is not the same as your marks or percentage. It reflects your relative performance within your exam session and is used during the admission process.

What Is the CUET Normalisation Process?

Since CUET UG is conducted in multiple sessions, the difficulty level of question papers may vary slightly from one session to another. To ensure fairness, NTA uses a normalisation process before preparing for the final scores.

How Does the Normalisation Process Work?

The normalisation process helps maintain a fair comparison among candidates who appeared in different sessions.

It considers the overall performance of candidates in each exam session.
NTA uses a statistical method to minimise the impact of variations in question paper difficulty.
The final NTA score is prepared after applying the normalisation process.
Participating universities use the normalised NTA scores during the admission process.

Important: The normalisation process is designed to ensure that candidates are evaluated fairly, regardless of the session in which they appeared for the examination.

Learn what happens after the result by reading the complete CUET UG 2026 Counselling guide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Ans: No. NTA does not allow rechecking or re-evaluation after the result is declared. The final score is prepared using the final answer key, and no further requests for re-evaluation are accepted.

Ans: No. The CUET UG Result 2026 is generally valid only for the 2026 admission cycle. If you plan to seek admission in a later academic session, you will need to appear for the examination again, subject to the admission policy in force.

Ans: Yes. Two or more candidates can receive the same percentile if their performance falls within the same percentile range. Universities follow their own tie-breaking rules whenever required during the admission process.

Ans: If you notice any incorrect personal information on your scorecard, contact NTA through the official helpdesk without delay. It is advisable to resolve such issues before counselling and document verification begin.

Ans: No. Every participating university decides its own cutoff, eligibility criteria, and admission policy. The same score may be sufficient for one university but not for another, depending on the course and competition.

Ans: Yes. You can download your scorecard again by logging in to the official CUET portal using your application credentials, as long as the result link remains available on the website.

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