CUET PG 2026 Result Link Live: Check NTA Scorecard & Final Answer Key at exams.nta.nic.in

The National Testing Agency published the CUET PG 2026 final answer key alongside the results on April 24th. Candidates who appeared for the Common University Entrance Test for Postgraduate programs can download the final PDF at exams.nta.nic.in/CUET-PG/ to verify their responses.

Evaluate your performance by comparing your marks against these projected good scores and admission benchmarks:

Category      Good Score   Admission Suggestions                                  Percentile Range
General         225 – 240     Competitive for top central universities.         90 – 94
OBC                   220 – 230     Strong chances in reputable universities.       85 – 89
SC                             210 – 218     Decent admission potential.                                                   80 – 85
ST                             198 – 210     Opportunities in various universities                         75 – 80

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Securing a strong rank in the CUET PG 2026 is vital for admission into premier postgraduate programs across India. The definition of a "good score" is subjective, varying based on course competitiveness, institutional prestige, and your specific category.

Based on historical trends and performance data, the expected correlation between raw scores (out of 300) and percentile ranks is as follows: Scores ranging from 270 to 300 generally correspond to percentiles between 99-100, with scaling continuing downward for lower brackets.

Raw Marks       Expected Percentile
270 – 300           99 – 100
240 – 269           95 – 98
210 – 239           90 – 94
180 – 209           85 – 89
150 – 179           75 – 84

To calculate your estimated score, compare your recorded responses against the official final answer key. Calculate the total based on the following formula:
Apply this formula:

Total Score = (Number of Correct Answers × 4) - (Number of Incorrect Answers × 1)
Example Calculation:
If you have 40 correct and 15 incorrect answers:
Total Score: (40 × 4) - (15 × 1) = 145.

Here is a sample layout of the official CUET PG 2026 scorecard for reference:

Review the trend in registered and appearing students for the CUET PG exam below:

Year | Registered | Appeared | % Appeared
2025 | 654,019     523,032     79.97%
2024   768,414     577,400     75.14%
2023   877,492     539,776     61.51%
2022   607,648     334,997     55.13%

The NTA is not responsible for conducting centralized counseling for CUET PG 2026. Following the release of results, each participating university will manage its own admissions process independently. Keep an eye on your registered email for specific university notifications and counseling schedules.

These are the premier institutions frequently opting for CUET PG admissions based on NIRF rankings:

#1 Hindu College, Delhi | UGC Approved
#2 Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), Delhi | AICTE Approved
#3 St. Stephen's College, Delhi | UGC Approved
#4 Lady Shri Ram College for Women (LSR), Delhi | UGC/MHRD Approved
#5 Hansraj College, Delhi | UGC Approved

Approximately 200 institutions currently accept CUET PG 2026 scores. Each university sets its own unique eligibility criteria and admission timelines. Please visit the official websites of your target universities for specific counseling details.

Yes, the CUET PG examination follows a negative marking system, where one mark is deducted for every incorrect response.

Results are finalized based on the official Final Answer Keys.

Please note: No complaints regarding the answer keys are entertained post-result declaration. Furthermore, there is no provision for the re-evaluation or re-checking of results.

The normalization process is used to maintain parity across multiple exam shifts. By adjusting for varying difficulty levels, percentile scores provide a much more accurate and fair reflection of your standing compared to other candidates.

Your CUET PG percentile is determined using the following statistical formula:

100 × (Number of candidates in the session with raw scores equal to or lower than yours) ÷ (Total number of candidates who appeared in that session).

Marks are awarded according to the following established methodology:

i) Each correct question is worth four marks.
ii) Four marks per accurate response.
iii) One mark is deducted for each incorrect answer.
iv) No points are awarded or deducted for unattempted questions.
v) Only one valid choice must be selected per question.

vi) If multiple answers are deemed correct or the key changes during the grievance process, only those who selected the updated correct answer receive marks.
vii) Should a question be dropped due to technical errors, full marks will be awarded to all candidates, regardless of their response.

The NTA officially confirmed the CUET PG 2026 release schedule via their "X" handle on April 22nd.

NTA does not specify universal passing grades; however, candidates often use the following projected qualifying marks (out of 300) to gauge their potential admission status.

Category: Estimated Qualifying Range

General: 220–230

OBC: 190–210

SC: 170–185

ST: 165–175

The official CUET PG scorecard contains your name, roll number, subject details, raw marks, percentile scores, and overall qualifying status. These scores serve as the primary merit document for over 180+ central and private universities.

A total of 198 universities utilize the CUET PG results for postgraduate intake, with each institute applying unique eligibility and cutoff requirements.

According to the latest NTA updates, the results were made available for access starting at 5:00 PM.