MBA Career Guide: CUET-PG Results Declared, Universities to Compile Merit List

Last Updated on July 25, 2023 by Robert C. Hoopes

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has recently announced the much-awaited results of the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) for postgraduate programs. This is undoubtedly a milestone for aspiring students across the country who are keen to pursue higher education.

The CUET results will determine admissions to 197 universities and institutions nationwide. These institutions comprise a diverse mix, including 39 Central universities, 45 State government universities, 10 government institutions, and 103 private and deemed universities. Each of these universities will prepare their own merit lists based on the scorecards provided by the NTA.

The NTA left no stone unturned in ensuring a smooth and efficient examination process, registering an impressive 4,58,774 candidates. The agency conducted a staggering 8,77,492 tests across 279 centers in two phases. The participation was not limited to a select few, as candidates from various backgrounds, including transgender individuals and those with disabilities, participated in the examination. Additionally, candidates from Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Communities, and economically weaker sections of society also actively took part.

In a notable move, the NTA has promptly shared the results with the universities where the candidates had applied. This will allow for streamlined communication between candidates and their respective universities. Candidates are strongly advised to reach out to their chosen universities for further details and guidance.

Taking a closer look at a specific region, we find that in Meghalaya, nearly 12,000 students registered for the CUET. However, it was not without its fair share of challenges. Some candidates initially faced the inconvenience of being allocated test centers in other states. However, a timely resolution was provided, and these candidates were given another opportunity to appear for the test at either Shillong or Guwahati.

The release of these CUET results marks a significant achievement in the academic journey of countless MBA aspirants. It provides them with a clear direction towards their dream institutions and paves the way for further academic endeavors. As the newly admitted students embark on their MBA career, it is hoped that they will make the most of the opportunities that lie ahead, contributing to their personal growth and the overall development of the country.