CUET-UG 2023 results
Author: DR.N.V. Srinivasa Rao Post Date: 17 Jul 2023
Common University Entrance Test [CUET (UG)] – 2023 has been conducted by National Testing Agency in 9 phases in 272 cities within India. The test has been conducted in 23 cities outside India also. About 14.9 lakh candidates appeared for the test.
The results were declared on 15th July 2023. It is published that more than 22000 students obtained 100 percentile. It is also informed in the newspapers that 5685 students obtained 100 percentile in English and 102 students obtained 100 percentile in Hindi.
These results can be checked by the candidates who appeared in the examinations online at https://cuet.samarth.ac.in/. NTA will send the results to the universities where the candidates applied for admission. NTA will be sharing the normalised scores with all the participating universities. These universities will make the merits lists for their universities based on the information given by NTA. A total of about 249 universities participated in this test. There are central universities, state universities, and private universities also in the participating institutes.
Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management (GITAM) , one of the private universities in AP, is also one of the universities participating in CUET.
One can verify the result using the following procedure-
1. https://cuet.samarth.ac.in/ is the official website. A student should go to this site to see his result.
2. There will be a public notice section. Go to 'Download CUET Result & Score Card 2023' in this section and click on the same.
3. A login page will appear. Log in using your application number and password.
4. Your scorecard will appear and the same can be downloaded.
Take a copy of the scorecard and keep it for your record.
The following details will be there on this card.
A. Name of the candidate,
B. Father's Name,
C. Category,
D. Roll Number,
E. Subject and subject code,
F. Normalised marks obtained by the candidate,
G. percentile score,
H. Names of the universities applied
If any deviation is found please contact the NTA as per the details given on the website.
Common University Entrance Test [CUET (UG)] – 2023 has been conducted by National Testing Agency in 9 phases in 272 cities within India. The test has been conducted in 23 cities outside India also. About 14.9 lakh candidates appeared for the test.
The results were declared on 15th July 2023. It is published that more than 22000 students obtained 100 percentile. It is also informed in the newspapers that 5685 students obtained 100 percentile in English and 102 students obtained 100 percentile in Hindi.
These results can be checked by the candidates who appeared in the examinations online at https://cuet.samarth.ac.in/. NTA will send the results to the universities where the candidates applied for admission. NTA will be sharing the normalised scores with all the participating universities. These universities will make the merits lists for their universities based on the information given by NTA. A total of about 249 universities participated in this test. There are central universities, state universities, and private universities also in the participating institutes.
Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management (GITAM) , one of the private universities in AP, is also one of the universities participating in CUET.
One can verify the result using the following procedure-
1. https://cuet.samarth.ac.in/ is the official website. A student should go to this site to see his result.
2. There will be a public notice section. Go to 'Download CUET Result & Score Card 2023' in this section and click on the same.
3. A login page will appear. Log in using your application number and password.
4. Your scorecard will appear and the same can be downloaded.
Take a copy of the scorecard and keep it for your record.
The following details will be there on this card.
A. Name of the candidate,
B. Father's Name,
C. Category,
D. Roll Number,
E. Subject and subject code,
F. Normalised marks obtained by the candidate,
G. percentile score,
H. Names of the universities applied
If any deviation is found please contact the NTA as per the details given on the website.
Author: Neelam Post Date: 16 Jul 2023
National Testing Agency (NTA) has declared CUET UG Results 2023 on the official website -the official website https://cuet.samarth.ac.in/.on 15th July 2023. From here, candidates can download their scorecard by filling in details like their application form no, Date of Birth, and Captcha code.
This year a total of 14,99,796 students registered, and 11,16,018 candidates appeared for the examination. Now these candidates will be allotted college based on the Merit list. Hard-working students have proved their abilities to be the best in this exam, and more than 22000 students have got 100 percentile. Seeing the huge strength of the students these exams were conducted in 9 phases in 272 cities.
Best wishes to all the students who took these exams and got good marks and proved to be meritorious and all those students who were not able to secure good marks need not be disheartened and try their best for upcoming exams or in the respective colleges they get.
National Testing Agency (NTA) has declared CUET UG Results 2023 on the official website -the official website https://cuet.samarth.ac.in/.on 15th July 2023. From here, candidates can download their scorecard by filling in details like their application form no, Date of Birth, and Captcha code.
This year a total of 14,99,796 students registered, and 11,16,018 candidates appeared for the examination. Now these candidates will be allotted college based on the Merit list. Hard-working students have proved their abilities to be the best in this exam, and more than 22000 students have got 100 percentile. Seeing the huge strength of the students these exams were conducted in 9 phases in 272 cities.
Best wishes to all the students who took these exams and got good marks and proved to be meritorious and all those students who were not able to secure good marks need not be disheartened and try their best for upcoming exams or in the respective colleges they get.
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