After the exam is completed, the University will release the results within one month. All candidates’ results will be available on the official website. You can only check the results in this manner. You will not receive your scorecard in the mail. Answer keys will be available on the website, and candidates can double-check the results if they have any doubts.

The following steps should be followed by candidates to check their results:

• Visit the official website for more information.

• Choose the link that takes you to the desired outcome.

• Give the course you chose and the roll number in the window that appears.

• Choose the submit option.

• On your computer screen, you can see the scorecard. The following information can be found on your scorecard: the candidate’s name, The name of the course chosen by the candidate, the total marks earned by the candidates, and your rank based on all of the candidates’ scores.

• Take two to three printouts of the scorecard after downloading it. On the day of your counseling, you must present your bank card.

Counseling procedure

Candidates must register for the counseling process separately by following the steps outlined below.

• For the counseling process, you must register separately and receive a User ID and password.
• Log in to the counseling link with those two details.
• The next step is to choose colleges and courses. You have the option of selecting as many colleges and courses as you want.
• Before submitting the final version, you can make changes to the details. Consider your options carefully before submitting your final submission, as it will determine your future.
• If you wait until the last minute to submit your final submission, the list will be automatically locked.
• Candidates will receive the counselling letter once the final submission is completed, and it is critical that they download it.
• Applicants will be assigned seats based on their rank, Preference list, and seat availability in the next step.
• Text messages or emails will be used to communicate information.
• Candidates must report to the colleges to which they have been assigned as the final step in the counselling process. 
• Candidates must report with the following documents: CUSAT admit card and scorecard, 10th and 12th grade mark sheets, Caste certificate, Counselling letter, Immigration certificate(if applicable), and Transfer certificate(if applicable) issued by the appropriate authority.
• Candidates will be officially admitted to colleges following the completion of document verification and payment of the first instalment fee.