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About EduFarming

A free, independent guide to CUET (UG) admissions: the papers each programme asks for, the cut-offs universities actually published, and practice in the exam's own formats. Compiled and maintained by MK Sharma.

  • Universities with programme rules read

    244

  • Programmes with official cut-offs

    742

  • Cut-off figures copied from official lists

    84,210

Why it exists

CUET admissions are decided in hundreds of separate documents: each university's list of the papers a programme accepts, and each round's allocation or merit list. Most are long PDFs, some are scans, and some are taken down once the season ends. Summaries elsewhere often round the numbers, guess the missing ones or copy each other. This site copies each figure from the document it came from, links that document, and says plainly when a university publishes nothing.

Who makes it

EduFarming is compiled and maintained by one person, MK Sharma, whose name appears beside "Compiled by" on every cut-off and college page. It is not affiliated with the National Testing Agency (NTA) or any university. It carries no advertising, passes nobody's details to a college or coaching centre, and takes no money from institutions.

What you'll find here

How it is checked

Every figure links to the page of the document it was copied from, and the site refuses to build if a figure has no source. When something turns out to be wrong, it is fixed and the correction is logged with what it used to say. Nothing is predicted or estimated: if a number is not in a published document, it is not here.

How we know what we know: the full method

Free to reuse

The cut-offs are an open dataset, free under the CC BY 4.0 licence, with the source of every row: on GitHub and Kaggle . Teachers, counsellors and researchers are welcome to use them; credit to EduFarming is all the licence asks.

Get in touch

Found a number that disagrees with its source, or a programme that is missing? Leave a comment on the page it concerns. Every comment is read by the maintainer before it appears, and nothing is published automatically.

New cut-offs and date changes go out on Instagram the same day they land.