NTA CUET UG 2022 Result Live: The total attendance across all centres in the country is estimated to be about 60 per cent. (Graphics by Abhishek Mitra)CUET UG 2022 Result Live at cuet.samarth.ac.in: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the result for Common University Entrance Test undergraduate (CUET UG) 2022 at 4 am today. Candidates who appeared in any of the six phases of the entrance test can download their scorecards at the official CUET UG website — cuet.samarth.ac.in. The NTA will use ‘equipercentile method’to calculate the marks of candidates
The race to Delhi University (DU) might get tougher this year as more candidates have scored 95 percentile in English than any other subject. 8,236 candidates have scored a perfect 100 percentile in English.
NTA conducted the first ever common entrance test for undergraduate admissions to universities between July 16 to August 30. A re-test was conducted on September 11 for considering the grievances of individual students. The provisional answer key was released on September 8. Candidates were given time till 5 pm of September 10 to challenge the answer key.
As per the official date, among all states, Uttar Pradesh had the highest turnout among all the states with 2,92,589 students appearing for the CUET. The second highest turnout was in Delhi with 1,86,405 students appearing for tests, followed by Bihar with 84,425. Meanwhile only 583 of 5,634 registered candidates took the test in Meghalaya logging the lowest attendance at 6.02 per cent. Overall 61.86 per cent candidates appeared in the CUET UG.
The entrance exam was held in 547 cities within India and in 13 cities outside India — Sri Lanka, Qatar, Doha, Indonesia, Nepal, Malaysia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Nigeria, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Sharjah and Singapore.
CUET UG 2022 Result LIVE Updates: Over 11000 students appeared for the exam on August 30 (the last day of the CUET UG exam). (Representative image. Express photo)
The National Testing Agency’s role in the admissions process for undergraduate programmes is now over as the CUET results have been announced. Now, the universities participating in CUET will conduct the counselling process on their own. Read the full story on indianexpress.com
The National Testing Agency will use a method called equipercentile method, in this method, normalised marks of each candidate are calculated using the percentiles of each group of students in a given session across multiple days for the same subject. Read full story on indianexpress.com
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The race to Delhi University (DU) is set to get difficult as more candidates have scored 95 percentile in English than any other paper in the CUET exam. A total of 8,236 candidates have scored 100 percentile in English, the highest number of 100 percentile across all CUET subjects. Read full report on indianexpress.com
Once the Delhi University (DU) registration window closes on October 3, the university will calculate a candidate’s merit (for a specific programme or a group of programmes) by simply adding the normalised marks of the four subjects/papers stated under the eligibility criteria of a given programme or programmes. Read the full report to find out more
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"Candidates had registered for our undergraduate courses for which we need CUET result. So, we will the registered candidates to send us their CUET score tomorrow and on the basis of that, we will issue the final list of selected candidates. We will try to begin our academic year for these students as soon as possible, because our academic year for other programmes has already begun and we do not want our students to suffer because of the delay caused by CUET as this is not students' fault," Nazim Hussain Jafri, Registrar of Jamia Milia Islamia told indianexpress.com.
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"Once the CUET-UG scores are announced, universities may typically take about 6 weeks to finalise the results as they may issue first list, second list and so on until most of the seats are filled. Either in October last week or November first week, most universities may attempt to start their new academic session," Kumar told The Indian Express.
With a novel process in place for undergraduate admissions, the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) results released Friday morning might not yet give aspirants a strong idea of their chances of getting admitted to their preferred college and programme at Delhi University.
Allocation of colleges and programmes to candidates will be done by Delhi University based on the college-programme preferences listed by candidates and the programme group merit lists created by the university based on the CUET scores released today. Read more here
Step 1: Go to the official website — cuet.samarth.ac.in.
Step 2: Click on the link reading results CUET-UG 2022
Step 3: Enter your credentials such as application number, date of birth, security pin, etc.
Step 4: View the result and download for future reference.
"Kudos to the NTA team which worked very hard until late night yesterday and released the CUET-UG results by 4.00 am. Congratulations to all the students who can now use these CUET scores for their admissions," UGC Chairman, M Jagadesh Kumar, tweeted.
"Results of candidates are being shared with the Universities where the candidates had applied. Candidates are advised to be in touch with the respective Univesities and Institutions for further details," an official NTA notice stated.
A large number of candidates in the high percentile band generally means a more competitive admission process. According to Delhi University Dean (Admissions) Haneet Gandhi, until all students submit their CUET scores and their preferences, it will be hard to gauge what a candidate’s chances for a particular programme and college may be.
The cut-off marks to have scored 95 percentile in physics and maths is much lower than English. In order to secure 95 percentile in physics, a candidate should have scored 52.5% or 105 marks out of 200. The cut-off marks for 95 percentile in maths is much lower at 51.5% or 103 out of 200 marks. English, in stark contrast, has its 95 percentile cut-off pegged at 92.5% or 185 out of 200 marks. Read the full report here