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CUET 2027 College Predictor and Marks Calculator

Enter your correct and wrong answers, get your score on the current NTA +5 / -1 scheme, and see your Delhi University college fit against official CSAS 2026 Round 1 cutoffs, with 2025 as a trend reference. Honest numbers only, no fake percentiles.

Who it is for

Built for CUET aspirants and the people guiding them

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Class 12 CUET aspirants

Planning your subject choices and target colleges for CUET 2027. See how right-vs-wrong answers move your score under the current NTA scheme.

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Droppers and repeaters

Benchmark a realistic DU merit from a mock or predicted score, and see which colleges are Safe, Borderline, or a Reach for your category.

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Parents and counsellors

Get an honest, source-linked view of DU cutoffs instead of inflated predictions, so the college conversation starts from real numbers.

Free Predictor

CUET marks calculator and DU college fit

Add up to 5 subjects, enter how many you got right and wrong, and see your score on the current NTA scheme (5 for a correct answer, -1 for a wrong one, 0 for unattempted, 250 max per subject).

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Add 4 subjects for DU college fit
DU merit uses your best 4 subject scores.

DU CSAS merit is out of 1000, calculated as your best 4 CUET subject scores (each out of 250) added together. The college fit below compares that /1000 merit to the official DU CSAS 2026 Round 1 cutoffs, with the 2025 Round 1 figure shown alongside as a prior-year reference.

About the bands: Indicative band only. CUET uses shift-wise equipercentile normalization; NTA does not publish a marks-to-percentile table, so exact percentile depends on your exam shift and cannot be computed from raw marks.

This is an independent study tool, not affiliated with or endorsed by NTA or any university. Always verify against official sources: cuet.nta.nic.in and admission.uod.ac.in.

The official basics

How CUET scoring and DU cutoffs actually work

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5 / -1 / 0 marking

Every CUET subject paper has 50 compulsory questions. You get 5 for each correct answer, -1 for each wrong one, and 0 for anything left blank. That is a maximum of 250 per subject. Source: NTA CUET UG 2025 Information Bulletin.

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DU merit is out of 1000

Delhi University builds its CSAS merit from your best 4 CUET subjects, each out of 250. That total out of 1000 is compared directly to the official college cutoffs, which are published on the same scale.

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Why we never show a percentile

CUET is normalised shift-wise using an equipercentile method, so the same raw mark can map to different percentiles depending on which shift you sat. NTA does not publish a marks-to-percentile table, so any tool that prints an exact percentile from raw marks is guessing. We show an honest indicative band instead.

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18 DU colleges, official cutoffs

The college fit compares your DU merit to the University of Delhi CSAS 2026, Round 1 official Minimum Allocation Scores (out of 1000) for 18 colleges across popular Arts, Commerce and Science courses, with the DU CSAS 2025, Round 1 figure shown alongside as a year-over-year trend. Cutoffs change every round and year, so treat them as a guide, not a guarantee.

Verify everything against the official sources:

FAQ

CUET score and college predictor FAQs

Each CUET subject paper has 50 compulsory questions. You get +5 marks for every correct answer, -1 for every wrong answer, and 0 for questions you leave unattempted. The maximum per subject is 250. This tool applies exactly that formula (source: NTA CUET UG 2025 Information Bulletin).
It is the current CUET UG marking rule: a correct answer adds 5 marks, a wrong answer subtracts 1 mark, and an unattempted question neither adds nor subtracts. Because wrong answers cost you, blind guessing can lower your score. Your per-subject total can range from below zero up to 250.
CUET scores are normalised shift-wise using an equipercentile method, and NTA does not publish a marks-to-percentile table. The same raw mark can map to different percentiles depending on which exam shift you sat, so no honest tool can convert raw marks into an exact percentile or rank. We show an indicative qualitative band instead, clearly labelled as such.
The college fit is classified against the official University of Delhi CSAS 2026 Round 1 cutoffs (Minimum Allocation Scores out of 1000) for 18 colleges across popular Arts, Commerce and Science courses, and each college also shows its 2025 Round 1 cutoff as a prior-year trend reference. Both figures are official DU data. Cutoffs change every round and every year, and other universities set their own cutoffs, so this is a Delhi University guide only.
No. This is an independent study tool from Stride Ahead. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by NTA or any university. Every number comes from an official source or is a clearly labelled estimate. Always verify against cuet.nta.nic.in and admission.uod.ac.in before making any decision.

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