Banaras Hindu University: Candidates can access CUET UG allotment result on the official website, admission.bhu.ac.in or bhu.samarth.ac.in through the candidate login portal
The Banaras Hindu University (BHU) has announced the BHU CUET UG round 1 seat allotment result 2026. Students can download the BHU CUET UG allotment result 2026 on the official website, admission.bhu.ac.in or bhu.samarth.ac.in, through the student login.
As per the BHU CUET UG seat allotment 2026, students will have to accept their seat and pay the admission fee by August 3.
Candidates can choose either the freeze or upgrade option. If the upgrade option is chosen and a seat is offered in the counselling round, students will have to pay the difference in fee. In case of no upgradation, the candidates can retain their current seat.
BHU UG phase 1 seat allotment list includes the names of candidates along with the colleges assigned to them. To secure their admission, candidates must report to their allotted colleges for document verification and admission confirmation.
The BHU CUET UG 2026 admission process includes four rounds of seat allotment, followed by a spot round to fill any vacant seats. The allocation of seats is based on candidates’ CUET UG scores.
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BHU CUET Seat Allotment Result 2026: Steps to download
The steps to download BHU CUET UG seat allotment results 2026 are as follows.
- Visit the official website at bhucuet.samarth.edu.in.
- Click on the “Login” option.
- Enter your CUET application number and password.
- Seat allotment status will be displayed.
- Save and take printed copies for future use.
BHU CUET UG Seat Allotment 2026
Candidates who have been allotted CUET UG seats must make the admission payment only after ensuring that they fulfill all the eligibility criteria required for the programme. However, if a candidate fails to pay the admission fee by the last date, it will be considered a cancellation of the allotted seat.
This means the candidate will lose the allotted seat or will forfeit all rights associated with the allotted seat. Lastly, students won’t be considered for any further allotment rounds in the same programme.
