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CSIR NET Mathematics Cut Off Marks Out, Category wise

The National Testing Agency (NTA) released the CSIR NET Mathematical Science cut-off marks for the June 2026 session on 10 September 2026, following the declaration of results on 9 September 2026. The examination was conducted on 17 and 18 July 2026. These cut-offs determine eligibility for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF), Assistant Professor positions, and PhD admissions in Indian universities. Candidates should verify their scores against the official figures and keep documents ready for the next stage.

CSIR NET Mathematics Cut Off Marks

The cut-off marks are the minimum benchmark required to qualify for JRF, Assistant Professor/Lectureship, and PhD-only categories. Category-wise cut-offs depend on exam difficulty, number of applicants, and seat availability. The table below carries the official June 2026 figures.

Subject Category UR (%) EWS (%) OBC (%) SC (%) ST (%) PwD (%)
Mathematical Science JRF 43.000 37.625 37.500 30.250 27.375 25.250
Assistant Professor 38.700 33.863 33.750 27.225 25.000 25.000
PhD Only 33.000 33.000 33.000 25.000 25.000 25.000

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CSIR NET Mathematical Science Cut Off Overview

The CSIR NET Mathematical Science cut-off marks determine eligibility for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) and Assistant Professor positions, varying by category. These benchmarks reflect exam difficulty, candidate performance, and fellowship availability. The CSIR NET Mathematics cut-off is the minimum score required to qualify for JRF or Lectureship.

Particulars Details
Exam Name Council of Scientific and Industrial Research National Eligibility Test (CSIR NET)
Exam Date 17 and 18 July 2026
Result Date 9 September 2026
Cut Off Release Date 10 September 2026
Conducting Body National Testing Agency (NTA)
Eligibility For JRF, Assistant Professor, PhD
CSIR NET Cut-Off Check Here
Official Website csirnet.nta.nic.in

CSIR NET Mathematical Science Previous Year Cut Off Trends

The CSIR NET Mathematical Science cut-off marks have shown consistent patterns over the years, reflecting the competitive nature of the exam and varying difficulty levels. Analyzing previous year trends (2021-2024) helps candidates understand score expectations and set realistic targets for JRF and Assistant Professor eligibility. Below is a comparative overview of category-wise percentile cut-offs from past cycles, highlighting gradual shifts and helping aspirants strategize for the 2025 exam. Here’s a look at the previous year cut-offs for CSIR NET Mathematics:

CSIR NET Mathematical Science Previous Year JRF Cut Off Trends

The CSIR NET Mathematical Science Previous Year JRF Cut Off Trends for June 2025, December 2024, June 2024, December 2023, December 2022 – June 2023, and June 2021 Category wise have been provided below.

CSIR NET Mathematical Science Previous Year JRF Cut Off Trends
Session UR (%) EWS (%) OBC (%) SC (%) ST (%) PwD (%)
June 2025
53.375 46.00 43.375 35.375 30.75 25.125
December 2024 50.25 43.50 43.63 34.38 29.38 25.38
June 2024 58.875 50.750 49.750  37.000 30.625 25.375
December 2023 54.875 47.625 47.125 36.00 29.625 26.125
June 2023- Dec 2022 54.13 47.50 46.00 35.88 28.25 25.38
December 2021 49.250 44.875 42.750 34.375 27.000 25.000
June 2020 57.000 51.380 50.750 40.250 30.880 28.750
December 2019 53.63 48.13 46.25 35.13 27.50 25.00
June 2019 55.75 46.63 48.88 37.75 30.50 28.50
December 2018 48.63 41.00 31.88 25.25 25.00
June 2018 56.25 47.38 37.00 27.75 25.00

CSIR NET Mathematical Science Previous Year Assistant Professor Cut Off Trends

The CSIR NET Mathematical Science Previous Year Assistant Professor Cut Off Trends for June 2025, December 2024, June 2024, December 2023, December 2022 – June 2023, and June 2021, Category-wise has been provided below.

CSIR NET Mathematical Science Previous Year Assistant Professor Cut Off Trends
Session UR (%) EWS (%) OBC (%) SC (%) ST (%) PwD (%)
June 2025 48.03 41.40 39.03 31.83 27.67 25.00
December 2024 45.23 39.15 39.26 30.94 26.44 25.00
June 2024 52.9875 45.675 44.775 33.300 27.5625 25.000
December 2023 49.3875 42.8625 42.4125 32.40 26.6625 25.00
Dec 2022 – June 2023 48.717 42.75 41.40 32.292 25.425 25.00
December 2021 44.325 40.388 38.475 30.938 25.000 25.000
June 2020 51.300 46.238 45.675 36.225 27.788 25.875
December 2019 48.27 43.32 41.63 31.62 25.00 25.00
June 2019 50.18 41.97 43.99 33.98 27.45 25.00
December 2018 43.77 36.90 28.69 25.00 25.00
June 2018 50.63 42.64 33.30 25.00 25.00

Steps to Check the CSIR NET Mathematics Cut Off 2026

  1. Visit the official website – https://csirnet.nta.nic.in
  2. Click on the “Cut Off Marks” link under the latest notifications.
  3. Select “Mathematical Science” and download the PDF.
  4. Check category-wise cut-off for JRF & Lectureship.
  5. Compare your score with the cut-off to determine qualification.

Factors Influencing CSIR NET Mathematical Science Cut Off 2026

The CSIR NET Mathematical Science 2026 cut-off marks will be determined by multiple critical factors:

  • Exam Difficulty Level: A tougher paper typically lowers cut-offs, while easier exams raise competition.
  • Number of Test-Takers: Higher participation often increases cut-offs due to heightened competition.
  • Available Fellowships/Seats: Limited JRF positions may elevate percentile requirements.
  • Candidate Performance: Overall score trends impact category-wise benchmarks.
  • Previous Year Trends: Historical data (e.g., 2024 JRF cut-off: ~98th percentile for General) sets reference points

CSIR NET Mathematics Cut Off : FAQ

What is CSIR NET Mathematical Science Cut Off?

The CSIR NET cut-off is the minimum qualifying mark required to be eligible for:
Junior Research Fellowship (JRF)
Assistant Professor positions
PhD admissions

What factors affect CSIR NET cut-off marks?

Key factors include:
Exam difficulty level
Number of candidates appearing
Available JRF/AP positions
Overall candidate performance
Previous year trends

How can I check the official cut-off marks?

Follow these steps:
Visit csirnet.nta.nic.in
Click "Cut Off Marks" under notifications
Select "Mathematical Science"
Download PDF and check your category

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