Common University Entrance Test for Undergraduates ( CUET UG) courses are scheduled to be conducted from May 15 to May 31. The registration window for the exam has not been closed by the National Testing Agency. The results will be tentatively announced on June 30. It will be available at https://cuetug.ntaonline.
The cut-off scores will be issued based on the average marks, availability of seats, overall performance of the students and previous years’ cut-offs. The upcoming CUET 2024-25 academic year for undergraduate courses is expected to be challenging. Last year, a staggering number of over 22,000 students achieved a perfect 100 percentile. Hence, it is speculated that the cut-offs of this year will be higher for some universities.
Let us take a look at the expected cut-offs of Delhi Universities, Jamia Millia Islamia and BHU.
There are a total of 91 colleges affiliated with the University of Delhi. They are spread across North Campus, South Campus and Off Campus. It comprises some of India’s best colleges for undergraduate and postgraduate programs. The expected cut-off for the Lady Shri Ram College for Women is 97-99 percentile for BA, 90-92 for BA ( Hons), 92-94 for B.Sc, 99-100 for B.Sc ( Hons) and B.Com courses. Miranda House goes a little higher to 99-100 for BA, B.Sc and B.Com whereas 98-100 for BA ( Hons) and B.Sc ( Hons) courses.
The expected cut-offs of other Delhi University colleges are-:
Lady Shri Ram College for Women
BA 97-99
BA (Hons) 90-92
BSc 92-94
B.Sc (Hons) 99-100
BCom 99-100
Miranda House
BA 99-100
BA (Hons) 98-100
BSc 99-100
B.Sc (Hons) 98-100
BCom 99-100
Hindu College
BA 99+
BA (Hons) 96-98
BSc 96-98
B.Sc (Hons) 96-98
BCom 99-100
Kirori Mal College
BA 98-99.5
BA (Hons) 96-98
BSc 96-98
B.Sc (Hons) 99-100
BCom 99-100
Hansraj College
BA 98.5-99.5
BA (Hons) 96-98
BSc 96-98
B.Sc (Hons) 99-100
BCom 99-100
St. Stephen’s College
BA 99-100
BA (Hons) 98-100
BSc 98-99
B.Sc (Hons) 98-99
BCom 97-99
For Jamia Millia Islamia the expected cut-off for BA English ( Hons) is between 65-80 whereas for BHU is above 170. For BA Economics ( Hons) for Jamia and BHU is 70-80 and above 170 respectively. The general category cutoff (overall) of CUET UG 2023 at Jamia Millia Islamia was 32.29 – 135.13 marks.
As the academic year approaches, prospective undergraduate students in India brace themselves for the competitive admission season. With the Common University Entrance Test for Undergraduates (CUET UG) on the horizon, candidates are eager to gauge the expected cut-off scores across prestigious institutions.
Delhi University:
Renowned for its esteemed colleges spread across North Campus, South Campus, and Off Campus, Delhi University sets the stage for intense competition. Here’s a glimpse of the anticipated cut-offs at select colleges:
– Lady Shri Ram College for Women:
– BA: 97-99 percentile
– BA (Hons): 90-92
– BSc: 92-94
– B.Sc (Hons): 99-100
– BCom: 99-100
– Miranda House:
– BA: 99-100
– BA (Hons): 98-100
– BSc: 99-100
– B.Sc (Hons): 98-100
– BCom: 99-100
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– Hindu College, Kirori Mal College, Hansraj College:
– Expected cut-offs hovering around the 98-100 percentile mark for various courses.
– St. Stephen’s College:
– BA: 99-100
– BA (Hons): 98-100
– BSc: 98-99
– B.Sc (Hons): 98-99
– BCom: 97-99
Jamia Millia Islamia and BHU:
– Jamia Millia Islamia:
– BA English (Hons): 65-80
– BA Economics (Hons): 70-80
– General category cutoff for CUET UG 2023: 32.29 – 135.13 marks
– Banaras Hindu University (BHU):
– Anticipated cut-offs well above 170 for various courses.
CUET UG and Beyond:
With CUET UG scheduled from May 15 to May 31 and results expected by June 30, candidates eagerly await their fate. The competition intensifies as over 22,000 students achieved a perfect 100 percentile last year, signaling potentially higher cut-offs this year.
As colleges and universities release their cut-offs based on factors such as average marks, seat availability, and previous years’ trends, candidates must strategize wisely to secure admission to their preferred courses.
In conclusion, the landscape of undergraduate admissions in India remains competitive yet full of opportunities for those willing to navigate the challenges with determination and diligence.
