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[Live Updates] NTA CUET Undergraduate Result 2025 and Scorecard Releasing @cuet.nta.nic.in on July 4

The CUET UG 2025 Exam has three sections: Languages, Domain-Specific Subjects, and General Test. Candidates can choose up to five subjects among the 37 subjects available in the list.

• Section 1 - Language

• Section 2 - Domain Subject

• Section 3 - General Aptitude Test

The National Testing Agency informed only of the CUET result date, whereas the official release time has not been disclosed yet. We are expecting that the CUET Result 2025 UG Result link will be activated around 12:00 P.M

Admission to all undergraduate courses offered by Delhi University will be through the Common Seat Allocation (CSAS) UG portal 2025. The process includes registering for the CUET counselling at the University of Delhi portal, filling the course and college preference form, and then the seats will be allocated.

CUET DU CSAS 2025 registrations has commenced at ugadmission.uod.ac.in. Only candidates who have appeared for CUET UG 2025 can register, fill course/ college preference, and participate in the seat allocation process

CUET UG 2025 total marks vary as per the number of subjects chosen. The CUET total marks 2025 for each subject is 250 marks. The maximum marks for the subject combination will vary as:

• For 3 CUET subjects: 750 marks
• For 4 CUET subjects: 1000 marks
• For 5 subjects: 1250 marks

In 2025, 48 central universities will participate in the CUET UG test. Several of them are listed below:

• University Of Delhi
• Aligarh Muslim University
• Banaras Hindu university
• Jamia Millia Islamia
• Jawaharlal Nehru University
• University of Allahabad
• University Of Hyderabad

After releasing the final scores, the participating universities will release the CUET 2025 Cutoff category-wise. The CUET 2025 expected cutoff trends show a higher cutoff band for General (UR) applicants, often between 180 and 230 out of 250, due to increased competition in top universities.

The CUET UG entrance acts as an umbrella that regulates more than 250 universities' Undergraduate admission. Several universities took into consideration CUET UG scores, including 49 Central Universities, 33 State Universities, 127 Private Universities, and the rest Deemed and Government Institutions.

• Central Universities 49
• State Universities 33
• Private Universities 127
• Deemed Universities 25
• Government Institutions 6

CUET marks and percentiles are two distinct metrics used to judge a candidate's performance on the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). Compare the CUET marks range to the expected percentile in the table below.

No, there will be no re-evaluation/re-checking of the results. The CUET (UG) - 2025 results will be processed using the Final Answer Keys. After the declaration of the CUET (UG) - 2025 results, no complaints regarding the answer keys will be accepted.  The score acquired by a candidate will be used to calculate the CUET results

At the time of downloading the scorecard, students need to provide the following credentials on the CUET Result Login Window 2025

• CUET Application Number
• Date of Birth/Password

On the CUET UG Result declared date, NTA is expected to release the overall and subject-wise toppers list on the official website in a press release. The CUET UG 2025 Toppers list includes the names of the top performers, the Subject in which they are toppers, the obtained percentile marks, and the application number

It is expected that English and General aptitude tests will have the highest number of registrations; however, the official figures will be disclosed after the results are published. According to last year's data, English had the most candidates, with 10,07,645 registered and 8,22,518 appearing. Chemistry had the second-highest number of applications, with 7,02,050 registered and 5,61,719 appearing in CUET UG 2024.

In the NTA CUET final answer keys. Up to 27 questions from all courses and exam dates are removed from the final answer key. For those dropped questions, all candidates who took the exam will receive five points, regardless of whether they attempted the question or not. And, for questions with several valid alternatives, candidates who marked any of the correct options will receive five points.