What is the Cut-off for CUET 2025?

CUET 2025 cutoff refers to the minimum score or percentile required to be eligible for admission to various undergraduate programs at central universities like Delhi University (DU), Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), and others. The cutoff varies by university, course, and candidate category.

CUET 2025 Cutoff

• Top Central Universities (e.g., DU, JNU, BHU):
  • General category cutoffs are expected to be very high, typically in the 98–99 percentile range for the most sought-after courses.
  • In terms of marks, this often translates to 180–230 out of 250 for General category candidates, especially for competitive programs.

• Category-wise Expected Cutoff Ranges (Out of 250):

  Category	Expected Cutoff Range	Expected Percentile
  General (UR)	180 – 230	98–99 percentile
  OBC-NCL/EWS	150 – 200	90–95 percentile
  SC/ST	120 – 170	70–85 percentile

• Course-wise Expected Cutoffs (Top Universities):

  Course	Expected Minimum Marks (Out of 250)
  B.A. (Hons) Economics	200 – 220
  B.Com (Hons)	190 – 210
  B.Sc. Computer Science	200 – 220
  B.A. English (Hons)	180 – 200
  B.Sc. Physics (Hons)	190 – 210
  B.A. Political Science	180 – 200

• Delhi University (DU) College-wise Expected Percentile Cutoff (2025):

  College	B.Com	B.Sc	B.A.
  Hans Raj College	99–100	99–100	99+
  Hindu College	99–100	96–98	98.5–99.5
  Miranda House	99–100	92–93	99–100
  Lady Sri Ram College for Women	99–100	93–95	98–99.5
  Ramjas College	99–100	96–97	99+

• BHU and JNU Expected Cutoffs (2025):
  • For BHU, General category cutoffs for B.Com (Hons) are expected around 480–485 marks, B.Sc (Hons) 520–530, and B.A. (Hons) Social Science 300–325.
  • For JNU, language courses typically have percentiles in the 90s for General category.

Important Notes on CUET 2025 Cutoff

• Each university and course will release its own cutoff list after the CUET results are announced. Cutoffs may be published as marks, percentiles, or ranks, depending on the institution.
• Cutoffs are influenced by factors such as the number of applicants, exam difficulty, seat availability, and previous year trends.
• A score of 900 or above (on the CUET normalized scale) is generally considered safe for top universities.
• The minimum qualifying marks just to be considered for admission (not guaranteed selection) are typically lower, around 150–160 out of 250 for General category (about 80–85 percentile).

Where to Check Official Cutoffs?

• After the CUET UG 2025 results are declared, visit the official admission portals of each university (e.g., ugadmission.uod.ac.in for DU) for the exact cutoff lists.