A score of 105 marks in UCEED 2026 Part A will translate into a percentage score of 52%. With a score of 105 marks out of 200 in Part A of UCEED 2026, a candidate can expect to be on the right side of the required qualifying marks. Clearing the UCEED 2026 Part A cut-off means a candidate will also get evaluated in Part B and obtain a rank. In this article, let’s understand whether 105 is a good score in UCEED 2026 part A.
Candidates who get shortlisted in the UCEED 2026 entrance exam after clearing the UCEED 2026 cut off will be eligible for admissions into the B.Des programme of 6 IITs and IIITDM Jabalpur.
A good score in UCEED 2026 Part A varies across categories. As per the UCEED result evaluation criteria, the UCEED 2026 Part A cut-off marks for candidates from OBC and EWS categories is 90% of that required by the general category, while the Part A cut-off marks for SC and ST candidates is 50% of that required by the general category.
Past UCEED cutoff trends show that a good score in UCEED 2026 Part A is around 75-80+ marks for general category to clear the minimum qualifying cut-off. However, to obtain a good rank in UCEED 2026, a candidate will need to score well above the minimum qualifying marks in UCEED Part A.
105 marks are expected to be a very good score in UCEED 2026 part A. With a score of 105 marks in UCEED Part A, even an average performance of around 40-50 marks in Part B will give the candidates an overall good score and rank in UCEED 2026, and place them in strong contention for an IIT B.Des seat.
To understand how good a score of 105 marks is in UCEED 2026 part A, one can look at the expected qualifying marks required in UCEED part A to clear the qualifying cut-off. A general candidate requres 83+marks to clear the minimum cut-off, and a score of 125 will mean a cushion of extra 25 marks. The difference indicates that 105 marks in UCEED part A is a very strong performance in the exam.
Category | Cut-off marks (out of 200 marks) |
General | 83.74 |
OBC | 75.36 marks |
EWS | 75.36 marks |
SC | 41.87 marks |
ST | 41.87 marks |
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