CUET PG Result 2026 (NTA)

The NTA CUET PG 2026 result is OUT. The National Testing Agency declared the result on 24 April 2026 for the exam held from 6 to 27 March 2026. Check your scorecard at exams.nta.nic.in/cuet-pg using your Application Number and Date of Birth/password. About 3.45 lakh of 4.11 lakh registered candidates appeared across 157 subjects.

How to Check CUET PG 2026 Result & Scorecard

1. Go to exams.nta.nic.in/cuet-pg and click the "CUET (PG) 2026 Result/Scorecard" link.
2. Enter your Application Number and Date of Birth/password, plus the security PIN.
3. Your scorecard appears — paper-wise marks (out of 300) and your NTA percentile.
4. Download and print it; a copy is also on DigiLocker. You'll need it for university counselling.

Is the CUET PG score a percentile or marks?

Your main score is an NTA percentile, not a raw percentage or rank. Because 157 subjects ran across many shifts of varying difficulty, NTA normalizes scores per session: your percentile shows the share of candidates in your session who scored at or below you. So two students with the same marks in different shifts can have slightly different percentiles — this is normal and ensures fairness across shifts.

CUET PG 2026 — Key Numbers

NTA does not release an official topper or 100-percentiler list for CUET PG, so any "topper" names circulating online are unofficial.

What is the CUET PG cut-off 2026?

There is no single national CUET PG cut-off. Each participating university releases its own program- and category-wise cut-off during its counselling, based on seats and demand. A 200+/300 score (roughly 85–90 percentile) is generally competitive, and top central universities like JNU/BHU/HCU need higher — but treat these as guidance, not official cut-offs. Wait for each university's counselling list for the real numbers.

What is the next step after the CUET PG result?

The CUET PG score is used by each university's own counselling — there is no centralized NTA counselling. Delhi University admits through its CSAS-PG portal, BHU and other central universities run their own merit lists, and many universities use the Samarth portal. Register on your target university's portal, fill program/college preferences, and watch its seat-allotment rounds. See our DU PG Admission 2026 (CSAS-PG) page for the Delhi University process.

Practical Tips

• Percentile ≠ marks ≠ rank. A 95 percentile means you beat 95% of test-takers, not that you scored 95%.
• Score ≠ admission. A good percentile doesn't guarantee a seat — admission depends on each university's separate counselling and category cut-off.
• Don't trust "expected cutoff" lists as official — real cut-offs appear only in each university's counselling rounds.
• Multiple papers? If you sat several subject papers, you get a separate percentile per paper.

PG aspirants can also see our CUET UG 2026 coverage.

Disclaimer: Compiled from NTA notices and reputable reports (last verified 5 June 2026). NTA did not release named toppers; university cut-offs are program-specific — verify on each university's counselling portal, and your own marks on the official scorecard.