DUVASU has not published an official answer key for its UGEE, DEE or PGEE, and its prospectus has no objection window. Scrutiny or re-evaluation of the OMR sheet is not allowed. For 2027 you can only estimate your score with the marking scheme; the exams are expected between May and July 2027.
DUVASU Answer Key 2027
This page explains what DUVASU releases after the exam, how the papers are marked and how to estimate your score before the result.
Does DUVASU release an answer key for 2027?
No official answer key has been published by DUVASU for its entrance exams, and the 2026-27 prospectus does not mention one or any objection process. It also says scrutiny and re-evaluation of answer sheets are not allowed.
You must hand in both the question booklet and the OMR sheet before leaving the hall, so you cannot take the paper home to check. Any key you see online is unofficial.
How can you estimate your DUVASU 2027 score?
Note the questions you are sure of right after the exam and apply your exam’s marking scheme.
- UGEE: multiply your correct answers by 4.
- Subtract 1 mark for each wrong answer; questions with two marked answers also count as wrong.
- Leave out the questions you did not attempt, as they get zero. The UGEE maximum is 800.
- DEE and PGEE: count only correct answers, since there is no negative marking. The PGEE Masters paper is out of 200 and the Ph.D. paper out of 100.
Your rank depends on everyone’s marks, and the counselling cut-off is a percentile of the highest score, so an estimate is only a rough guide. See the DUVASU result page for the 2026 ranks called to counselling.
What if there is a mistake in your DUVASU result?
Because re-evaluation is not allowed, the only route is to write to DUVASU about factual errors such as a wrong name, roll number or category. The prospectus lists the Controller of Examinations (0565-2471706, [email protected]) and the Registrar (0565-2471178).