UCEED Scores

Official notification of UCEED 2026 will be released by October 01, 2025, by IIT Bombay on the official website. The exam dates are out and will be conducted on January 18, 2026.

With a UCEED score of 108 under the EWS category, it is highly unlikely to get admission at NSUT.

Yes, but only if you had Maths in Class 12 with 70% marks

Must be from Delhi (NCT)

No Physics/Chemistry required

Outside Delhi students can't apply via UCEED

UCEED rank should be within top ~1000 for good chance

Without Maths, you're not eligible.

IIT Guwahati UCEED cutoff 2025 has been initiated with the release of the round 1 of the cutoff list. As per the cutoff released, the cutoff rank for OBC AI category candidates was closed at 44. Therefore, candidates belonging to the OBC AI category must have a rank of 44 or below to get a sea at BDes in IIT Guwahati. In 2024 and 2023, the cutoff rank for the same category stood at 46 and 42, respectively in the first round. This shows a fluctuating trend in the cutoff rank since the past three years.

To download your UCEED 2025 scorecard, visit the official UCEED 2025 website and log in to the candidate portal using your registered email ID and password. Once logged in, navigate to the scorecard section and click on the download link. Ensure you save a copy of the scorecard for future reference, as hard copies will not be provided.

Yes, the tie-breaking rule directly impacts your UCEED 2025 All India Rank. If multiple candidates have the same total score, the candidate meeting the higher priority criteria of the tie-breaking rules will be ranked higher on the merit list.

If two or more candidates have the same UCEED score after considering Part B, Section 2, Section 1, and date of birth, the final decision will be made by the examination authority. Such cases are extremely rare, and the committee ensures a fair and unbiased approach to resolve them.

In case of a tie between two or more candidates with the same total marks, UCEED 2025 has a defined tie-breaking policy. The following criteria will be used in order of priority:

• Higher marks in Part B of the exam will be considered first.

• If the tie still persists, higher marks in Section 2 of Part A will be considered.

• If there is still no resolution, higher marks in Section 1 of Part A will be taken into account.

• If the tie remains unresolved, the candidate with an earlier date of birth will be given priority.