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Jawaharlal Nehru University

Cutoffs by category

Closing score, with closing rank beneath.

Category20222023202420252026
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General76.40rank 2073.75rank 2973.00rank 3277.39rank 2165.80rank 5565.19rank 5763.57rank 6459.56rank 2656.00rank 3352.00rank 4663.78rank 1859.49rank 1754.63rank 3047.70rank 5331.44rank 7761.69rank 2361.06rank 26
OBC (non-creamy layer)64.68rank 2458.94rank 2767.02rank 1763.98rank 2460.14rank 2946.67rank 2342.44rank 2840.67rank 2937.11rank 3140.13rank 2529.16rank 3252.21rank 22
EWS47.09rank 747.09rank 769.00rank 763.01rank 945.56rank 1430.00rank 1648.44rank 1236.24rank 754.90rank 1043.49rank 13
SC52.77rank 851.38rank 964.37rank 541.08rank 1039.82rank 1233.96rank 1437.11rank 930.22rank 1031.43rank 952.23rank 1143.12rank 16
ST47.09rank 151.41rank 242.25rank 3
PwBD50.43rank 1

Blank means no cutoff was published for that category and column.

Years published

2022–2026

Categories

6

How JNU builds this score

Admission based on performance in CUET(UG)-2026 AND deprivation points taken together. Deprivation points up to a maximum of 12: Quartile 1 district 6 points and Quartile 2 district 4 points for UG (by 10th/12th district); all Kashmiri Migrants 5 points; female and transgender candidates eligible per the prospectus table. Not applicable to B.Tech. or M.Sc. JNU states no other deprivation points or weightage exists beyond Section VI of the e-Prospectus.

Comparing scores

These numbers are JNU’s own. They are not comparable with DU’s or BHU’s — each university builds its merit score differently.

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