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Jawaharlal Nehru University

Cutoffs by category

Closing score, with closing rank beneath.

Category20222023202420252026
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General73.33rank 2860.78rank 5757.74rank 6550.64rank 8263.69rank 2759.42rank 3752.74rank 5238.96rank 7053.56rank 2046.33rank 3438.44rank 5634.67rank 6745.36rank 1844.80rank 1931.83rank 18
OBC (non-creamy layer)62.00rank 2560.08rank 2941.86rank 4252.93rank 2244.67rank 2643.78rank 2737.70rank 3341.11rank 1640.56rank 1737.33rank 2439.72rank 12
EWS57.42rank 1040.70rank 1440.42rank 1537.21rank 1641.50rank 1238.11rank 1337.24rank 1431.33rank 1634.89rank 6
SC40.21rank 1125.10rank 1225.72rank 929.33rank 6
ST26.56rank 226.56rank 245.56rank 1
PwBD50.87rank 150.87rank 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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