DU BEd Result 2026: Out on 24 April at exams.nta.nic.in, Counselling, Cutoff and Marks Vs Rank

The DU BEd Result 2026 — based on CUET PG 2026 scores — was declared by NTA on April 24, 2026 at exams.nta.nic.in. Delhi University uses these scores to prepare institute-wise merit lists and allot approximately 188 seats across its four B.Ed colleges through the CSAS-PG portal at pgadmission.uod.ac.in. Round 1 and Round 2 merit lists are already out; Round 3 is expected around June 30 or early July 2026.

Your CUET PG scorecard is the sole basis for DU B.Ed admission — there is no separate DU entrance test. The scorecard shows your raw marks, normalized score, and percentile for the Education (ED) paper, and DU ranks candidates purely on the normalized score for each institute’s merit list.

• The DU BEd 2026 result is your CUET PG 2026 score for the Education (ED) paper — NTA declared it on April 24, 2026; the scorecard went live on DigiLocker from April 29.
• DU offers ~188 B.Ed seats across four institutes: CIE, Lady Irwin College (women only), MVCE, and Shyama Prasad Mukherji College (women only).
• Admission is entirely online through CSAS-PG at pgadmission.uod.ac.in — no separate DU written test, group discussion, or interview.
• Round 1 merit list was released June 15; Round 2 on June 22. Round 3 is expected around June 30 / early July 2026.
• The CUET PG minimum qualifying score is 180/300 for General/EWS; 165 for OBC-NCL; 150 for SC/ST/PwD.
• You must also hold a Bachelor’s degree with at least 50% aggregate marks (45% for SC/ST/PwD) from a UGC-recognised university.

DU prepares merit lists purely on CUET PG 2026 normalized scores — no interview or group discussion is conducted for B.Ed admission at any of its four institutes.

DU BEd Result Previous Year Statistics

DU B.Ed admissions shifted to CUET PG from 2024, replacing the standalone DU entrance test used until 2023. The year-wise table below captures how the exam format and participant numbers have evolved — a shift that substantially widened the pool of candidates competing for the same ~188 seats.

The switch to CUET PG in 2024 expanded the competitive pool dramatically. In 2026, over 3.45 lakh candidates appeared for CUET PG across all subjects at an attendance rate of 83.9% — compared to a few thousand who typically sat for the earlier DU-specific DUET test. With only ~188 B.Ed seats, the effective competition per seat has risen steeply year-on-year since 2022.

Source: NTA CUET PG Official Portal

Closing Score Trend — DU BEd General Category (CUET PG Raw Marks out of 300)

The table below shows approximate stream-wise closing CUET PG scores for DU B.Ed General category seats. These are based on available trend data; official 2026 closing scores will be confirmed after Round 3 on pgadmission.uod.ac.in.

Maths and Languages seats attract the heaviest competition and consistently close at higher scores. Social Science seats close at comparatively lower marks across all four institutes. The General category closing score has risen by roughly 30–40 marks since CUET PG replaced the standalone test in 2024, reflecting the wider national applicant pool.

How to Check DU BEd Result 2026

Your DU BEd 2026 result involves two separate portals — the NTA site for the CUET PG scorecard (the underlying entrance result), and the CSAS-PG portal at pgadmission.uod.ac.in for the actual seat allotment at a DU B.Ed institute. Check both.

Method 1: NTA Official Website (CUET PG Scorecard)

1. Go to exams.nta.nic.in/cuet-pg.
2. Click CUET PG 2026 Result / Scorecard.
3. Enter your Application Number and Date of Birth.
4. Click Submit — your scorecard appears on screen.
5. Download the PDF and save multiple copies for admission use.

Method 2: DigiLocker (CUET PG Scorecard)

1. Open the DigiLocker app or go to digilocker.gov.in.
2. Log in with your registered mobile number or Aadhaar.
3. Search for CUET PG 2026 Scorecard under the Education section.
4. Find the document issued by NTA and download it. The DigiLocker copy has the same legal validity as the NTA portal PDF.

Method 3: CSAS-PG Portal (Seat Allotment)

1. Go to pgadmission.uod.ac.in.
2. Log in with your CUET PG Application Number and CSAS-PG password.
3. Go to Seat Allotment to see if you have been offered a seat and at which institute.
4. If allotted, click Accept and pay the admission fee before the round’s deadline. Missing the deadline cancels your allotment.

DU BEd 2026: Scorecard Details

The CUET PG 2026 scorecard is the official document NTA issues after declaring results. It contains everything DU needs to prepare its merit list — and everything you need to understand your admission prospects. Here is what appears on it.

DU uses the normalized score, not raw marks, to rank candidates for B.Ed merit lists. If the ED paper ran across multiple exam shifts, normalization adjusts for difficulty differences so all candidates are compared fairly. Keep your scorecard saved as a PDF — you need to upload it when accepting a seat on the CSAS-PG portal.

If you find any error in your name, category, or marks on the scorecard, report it through NTA’s grievance portal at exams.nta.nic.in immediately. Errors left uncorrected cause problems during document verification at the allotted college.

DU BEd 2026: Qualifying Marks

To be considered for a DU B.Ed seat, you must meet the CUET PG 2026 minimum qualifying score set by NTA. Clearing this threshold makes you eligible to use your score for admissions — but the actual DU B.Ed closing score is much higher, since only ~188 seats are available across all four institutes combined.

Alongside the CUET PG qualifying score, DU requires a Bachelor’s degree with at least 50% aggregate marks (45% for SC/ST/PwD candidates) from a UGC-recognised university. Both conditions must be satisfied for a seat to be allotted. If your graduation result is still awaited, DU typically allows provisional admission subject to timely submission of the final marksheet — check the conditions listed on pgadmission.uod.ac.in when accepting your seat.

Scoring above the NTA qualifying minimum but below what DU B.Ed merit lists require in Round 1 is common. Each subsequent round tends to have a slightly lower closing score as top-ranked candidates lock in seats or withdraw. If you are borderline, Round 3 is worth waiting for.

DU BEd 2026: Merit List and Seat Allotment

Delhi University releases the B.Ed merit list in phases through CSAS-PG. Each round allots available seats to the highest-scoring candidates who have listed that specific programme-college combination in their preferences. Here is how the rounds have unfolded and what the institute-wise seat split looks like.

• Round 1 (June 15): highest-scoring candidates got first preference. Seat acceptance closed June 17; department verification by June 18; fee payment closed June 19.
• Round 2 (June 22): seats not accepted in Round 1 came back into the pool; a fresh allotment was made on the same preference order. Seat acceptance and fee closed around June 24–27.
• Round 3 (expected ~June 30/Early July): the final regular round. Remaining vacant seats will be allotted. If you have an unfulfilled higher preference from Round 2, you may be upgraded automatically.

Institute-wise Seat Distribution (Approximate)

Lady Irwin College and SPM are women-only — male candidates are eligible only at CIE and MVCE. If you are a male candidate and filled women-only colleges in your CSAS-PG preferences, those choices are skipped during allotment. CIE is the most competitive of the four and typically closes 10–15 marks above the overall stream cutoff in each round.

What After DU BEd Result 2026?

Once the CUET PG scorecard is in hand and Round 3 is underway, here is the step-by-step process to complete your DU B.Ed 2026 admission.

• Check your CSAS-PG allotment on pgadmission.uod.ac.in after Round 3 is released — expected around June 30 or early July.
• Accept the seat online within the round’s deadline. Missing it cancels your allotment and the seat goes to the next eligible candidate.
• Pay the programme fee through the CSAS-PG portal within the fee deadline shown on your dashboard. The exact amount is displayed when you accept the seat.
• Wait for department verification — the allotted institute checks your uploaded documents online (graduation marksheets, category certificate if applicable, CUET PG scorecard).
• Report to the institute on the date specified for in-person document verification and enrolment formalities. Carry originals and self-attested photocopies of all documents.

Documents to Keep Ready

If all three regular rounds close without a seat, DU may announce spot rounds for remaining vacancies in July–September 2026. These are not guaranteed — watch pgadmission.uod.ac.in and cie.du.ac.in for any such notification.