CUET score calculator
CUET (UG) raw score
182 out of 250
38 right is 190 marks, less 8 for 8 wrong, so 182 out of 250.
Your result
182 out of 250. 38 right is 190 marks, less 8 for 8 wrong, so 182 out of 250. NTA publishes no conversion to the normalised score.
Practise the English and General Test
A CUET (UG) test is marked out of 250: +5 for a right answer, -1 for a wrong one and 0 for a skipped one.
How each test is marked
- +5 for each right answer, -1 for each wrong one and 0 for a question you leave.
- 50 compulsory questions in 60 minutes, so 250 is the most a test can score.
- You can take up to 5 tests, each marked the same way.
- Where a test runs in more than one shift, NTA normalises the scores. It publishes no table to convert raw marks, and each university sets its own cut-off.
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Questions people ask
How is the CUET score calculated?
5 marks for each right answer, minus 1 for each wrong one, and 0 for a question not answered. Each test has 50 questions, so 250 is the most.
How many questions do I have to answer?
All 50 in each test are compulsory, in 60 minutes.
Is my score normalised?
Yes, where a test runs in more than one shift. NTA publishes no table to convert raw marks to the normalised score.
How many tests can I take?
Up to five.
How we work this out
What it does
A CUET test is out of 250: 50 questions, +5 for a right answer, -1 for a wrong one and 0 for a skipped one. Enter your count from the answer key.
One CUET (UG) test of 50 questions.
Method
- Five marks for each right answer, minus one for each wrong one, as NTA's bulletin sets out.