CUET UG Scorecard 2025: The CUET UG 2025 scorecard has been released today, July 4, 2025, by the National Testing Agency (NTA). The official download link is now active on the CUET website, cuet.nta.nic.in. Over 13.5 lakh candidates who appeared for the exam between May 13 and June 3 are eagerly awaiting the results, which can get them admission to various undergraduate courses in 243 universities across India, including top institutions like DU, JNU, and BHU.

To access the scorecard, candidates must visit the official website and use their application number and password to login. Once the link is live, the scorecard PDF will display crucial details such as the candidate’s name, roll number, photograph, sectional and overall scores, percentiles, and category. The final scores are based on the CUET 2025 final answer key, and no requests for re-evaluation will be entertained.

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NTA might also publish data on the number of candidates, toppers’ names, and subject-wise statistics along with the results. The scorecards are essential for the next steps, as universities will soon release their course-wise merit lists and begin the counselling process based on CUET percentiles. Candidates are advised to download and print their scorecards as soon as the link is activated for further admission procedures.

CUET UG Scorecard 2025 Link

Candidates can check below the direct download link for the CUET UG Scorecard 2025:

How is the CUET UG Scorecard 2025 relevant during the admission process?

The CUET UG scorecard contains key details such as the candidate’s name, roll number, application number, photograph, category, subjects attempted, raw and normalised scores, percentile scores, and qualifying status. Candidates must carefully verify all these details for accuracy, as errors can affect the admission process.

If any discrepancies are found, such as incorrect personal details, subject marks, or missing information, candidates should immediately contact the National Testing Agency (NTA) through their official helpdesk or email for rectification before counselling begins. Keeping a copy of the scorecard is essential, as universities may require it during document verification.

Participating universities use the normalised percentile scores from the scorecard to prepare merit lists and decide cutoffs for various courses. Admission offers, seat allotments, and eligibility for preferred programs are all based on the details and scores reflected in the scorecard.

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