Q1. I lost my CUET PG 2026 roll number. How can I check my result now?

You do not need the roll number to see your scorecard. NTA asks for the application number and date of birth only. Open the recovery option on the result portal if the application number is missing. Enter your registered mobile number or email ID there. The portal will send the details to your registered contact. A copy of the admit card is another easy way to trace the number. DigiLocker also holds a saved copy if your Aadhaar is linked.

Q2. What is the minimum qualifying marks in CUET PG 2026?

There is no central pass mark for this entrance test. NTA only publishes the scorecard with subject wise marks and percentile. Every university prepares its own cut off list after the result. Reserved category candidates usually get relaxed cut offs. The percentile depends on your shift and paper difficulty. Check the admission brochure of your target university for the exact figure.

Q3. Can I ask for re checking or re evaluation of my scorecard?

No, re checking is not allowed after the final answer key is published. The window for objections closed on 14 April 2026. The final key was prepared after expert review of every valid challenge. Also, the result PDF and the admit card are not valid for admission. Only the soft copy of the scorecard is accepted by universities. So download the official scorecard and not a screenshot.

Q4. What happens after the CUET PG 2026 result is declared?

Participating universities will open their own admission portals. You must register there separately with your CUET PG score. Shortlisted candidates appear for counselling, document verification and seat allotment. Some universities also hold group discussion or personal interview. Keep your original certificates ready for verification. Seat allotment depends on merit, category and seat availability.

Q5. Is there any age limit for CUET PG 2026?

No, there is no age limit for this test. Candidates of any age can appear as long as they meet the degree requirements. No age relaxation slabs apply here. The National Testing Agency follows the brochure rules strictly. A few universities may add their own age conditions for specific courses. Always read the university brochure before applying.

Q6. Where can I find my CUET PG scorecard on DigiLocker?

NTA uploads the scorecard on DigiLocker after the result is out. Visit digilocker.gov.in and log in with your Aadhaar linked mobile number. Look under the issued documents section of your account. Select the CUET PG 2026 scorecard and download it. This digital copy carries the same value as the portal copy. It stays safe even if you lose the printed version.

Q7. I paid the fee but my scorecard shows absent. What should I do?

First check the answer key and attendance record on the official portal. Contact the NTA helpline with your application number and admit card details. Raise a written query through the candidate grievance section. Keep the fee receipt and admit card safe as proof. Cases are reviewed with the exam centre report. NTA replies to genuine grievances through email.

Q8. How many test papers can I attempt with one CUET PG application?

You can select more than one test paper during registration. Each extra paper needs a separate additional fee of Rs 700 for general candidates. Other categories pay Rs 600 for every extra paper. The exam is held in computer based mode across multiple shifts. Your scorecard shows the marks of every paper you attempted. Use the best matching paper for your university admission.

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NTA CUET PG Result 2026 Declared - Download Scorecard, Check Merit List & Cut Off Marks

The National Testing Agency has declared the CUET PG 2026 result on 24 April 2026. This single entrance test covers postgraduate admission in central, state, deemed and private universities. Candidates who appeared between 6 and 27 March 2026 can now check their scorecard online. You need your application number and date of birth to log in. The scorecard is also available on DigiLocker. There is no age limit for this exam. Applicants must hold a bachelor degree in a related subject from a recognised university. Final year students were also allowed. The general fee was Rs 1400. EWS and OBC paid Rs 1200. SC and ST candidates paid Rs 1100. PH candidates paid Rs 1000. The provisional answer key came out on 11 April 2026. Challenges closed on 14 April 2026. Results are now live on the official portal. Download your scorecard and keep it safe for counselling.

By Sarkari King Team

Updated: 24 April 2026 | 04:13 PM

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