JNU PG Admissions 2025: First Merit List Expected to Drop Today

JNU PG Admissions 2025: If you’re planning to join Jawaharlal Nehru University for a postgraduate course this year, then you should act now. The PG admission process at JNU has already started for 2025, and students can apply online through the official JNU portal at jnuee.jnu.ac.in. JNU is using CUET PG scores this year and will release the first merit list on June 27, 2025, according to the schedule shared on the university’s official site.

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JNU has planned to release a total of three merit lists for PG admissions. The first list will come out on June 27, and the other two will follow later. This gives students more than one chance to secure a seat, depending on their CUET PG performance and availability of seats. Once the first list is declared, students will be able to see if they got a seat and can complete the next steps without delay.

JNU PG Merit List 2025 PDF Download: How to Do It?

To download JNU PG Merit list 2025 in PDF format, students need to firstly visit the official website of the university at jnu.ac.in. Follow the steps mentioned below to download the PDF:

Step 1: Look for the link of PG Merit List 2025 likely under the “Important Links” section.
Step 2: Click on the link and open the document of merit list.
Step 3: Log in using the registered credentials and access the merit list.
Step 4: Print and download the file in PDF format.

JNU PG Admissions 2025: Rules for Tie-Breaks

JNU also shared some rules about what they will do if two or more students end up with the same marks. When there’s a tie in scores, the university will first look at who has the higher marks in the entrance test. If the tie still remains, they will check the marks from the student’s undergraduate degree. The one with better UG scores will get the seat. This is the official tie-breaking method for PG admissions at JNU in 2025.

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MBA bunching marks

for students applying to MBA, there’s something more to know. If there’s bunching in the marks like many students having the same score then JNU will compare the CAT percentiles first.

If a tie still happens, they’ll look at past academic scores. And if someone’s result is already declared while the other’s is still pending, then the student with the declared result will be preferred. This rule helps make the selection process fair when multiple students have similar scores.