CUET UG Cut-off 2026: Expected college-wise scores for DU, JNU, BHU
Ruchika Kumari | June 23, 2026 | 03:31 PM IST | 2 mins read
DU, BHU, JNU and other universities will release course-wise admission cut-offs separately. Check previous year's closing scores and trends.
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Try NowThe National Testing Agency (NTA) declared the Common University Entrance Test Undergraduate (CUET UG) 2026 results on June 23 for 11,64,098 candidates. NTA conducted exam in computer-based test (CBT) mode from May 11 to 31 and June 6-7 in 35 shifts in 321 cities, including 13 international locations. Notably, NTA announced the results within 16 days of the exam, 14 days faster than the previous cycle. CUET UG results; cut-offs, counselling LIVE updates.
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NTA does not release a combined cut-off. Participating universities will announce their own course-wise and category-wise cutoffs during counselling. Admission cutoffs will vary depending on the programme, seat availability, category, and number of applicants.
Expected safe score ranges
| Score Range | Admission Chances |
| 850-900+ | Strong chance in top universities and highly competitive courses |
| 750-850 | Good chance in popular central universities |
| 650-750 | Competitive for many UG programmes |
| Below 650 | Chances depend on course, category and university |
DU, BHU, JNU and other top universities are expected to begin releasing admission lists and cutoffs in the coming weeks.
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DU CUET UG 2025 Cut-offs
Check expected cut-off for University of Delhi colleges (general category).
| Course/College | Cut-off Score |
| SRCC BCom (Hons) | 917.43 |
| St Stephen's BA (Hons) English | 926.93 |
| Hindu College BA (Hons) English | 885.76 |
| Miranda House BA (Hons) English | 863.02 |
| LSR BA (Hons) English | 856.58 |
| Hansraj College BA (Hons) English | 851.11 |
BHU CUET UG Cut-offs (General Category)
These were the cut-off scores for BSc and BCom courses in 2025.
| Course | Cut-off Score |
| BCom (Hons), Arya Mahila PG College | 483.38 |
| BCom (Hons), Vasanta College for Women | 481.78 |
| BSc (Hons) Mathematics with Physics, Faculty of Science | 502.36 |
| BSc (Hons) Mathematics with Physics (Paid Seat) | 481.61 |
| BSc (Hons) Chemistry with Mathematics | 474.44 |
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JNU UG Admission 2026: Expected cut-offs
JNU admissions are primarily offered for foreign language programmes and Certificate of Proficiency (COP) courses.
| Course | Cutoff Score |
| BA (Hons) Spanish | 88–91.5 |
| BA (Hons) Russian | 88–90 |
| BA (Hons) Persian | 85–88 |
| BA (Hons) Pashto | 84.6 |
Based on the previous year's admission data, Delhi University recorded some of the highest CUET cutoffs, with SRCC closing BCom (Hons) admissions at 917.43 and St Stephen's College requiring 926.93 for BA (Hons) English in the first round.
Universities will announce their cut-offs soon. Students are advised to keep an eye on university's website for latest update.
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