CUET UG Cutoff 2026 · Mahatma Gandhi Central University
Mahatma Gandhi Central University CUET cutoff 2026
Mahatma Gandhi Central University's 2026 closing figures for 1 programme, by category, from the university's own lists — each linked to the page it came from.
Checked against the university's own lists on . · Compiled by MK Sharma
Each figure is the highest Round 1 closing score across the university's colleges (or quotas, where it runs separate lists for home-state and outside applicants) — the hardest seat to get in that category. Later rounds close lower. Each university builds its own merit score from CUET, so a figure from one university cannot be compared with another's. Where a university printed a merit or selection list rather than a cut-off, the figure is the last admitted candidate's score in that list, marked “from merit list”.
Mahatma Gandhi Central University CUET cutoff 2026
1 programme · 3 closing scores · one round published. Official list (PDF)
| Programme | UR | EWS | OBC-NCL | SC | ST |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5-year Integrated UG-PG in Englishlast admitted, from merit list | 54.22 | · | 49.85 | · | 21.5 |
The bar under each UR figure is set against the highest in the table, 54.22.
Questions
- What is the Mahatma Gandhi Central University CUET cutoff 2026?
- Mahatma Gandhi Central University's highest UR closing score in 2026 was 54.22, for 5-year Integrated UG-PG in English. The table on this page gives every programme's closing figure in five categories, each from the university's own list.
- Where does Mahatma Gandhi Central University publish its CUET cutoff?
- On its own admission portal, round by round. Every figure on this page links to the list and page it was copied from.
- Is the 2026 cut-off the score I will need in 2027?
- Only as a guide. CUET is normalised afresh every year and seat numbers change, so a 2026 closing score says how hard a seat was that year, not the score that will close it next year.
What this page does not tell you
- The closing score of a later round, a supernumerary seat or a quota not in these five columns. Those are on each programme page.
- Whether your score will get you a seat next year. No site can: the paper, its normalisation and the number of applicants all change.