The SSUHS CEE result 2026 has been declared on 17th July 2026 by Srimanta Sankaradeva University of Health Sciences. If you took the Common Entrance Examination on 7th June, your scorecard is now ready to download. This is the moment you've been waiting for. Your marks determine which course and institute you'll get admission to. The scorecard download window opens from 18th July 2026 onwards, so you need to act fast to retrieve your results and understand where you stand for counselling.
At a Glance
- Result declared: 17th July 2026
- Scorecard available from: 18th July 2026
- Download portal: ssuhs.formsrec.in/clientLogin
- Login needed: Application ID and Password
- Exam covered: B.Sc Nursing, D.Pharm, B.Pharm, Allied Healthcare
How to Download Your SSUHS CEE Scorecard
Getting your scorecard is straightforward but time-sensitive. You'll need two pieces of information: your Application ID and Password from when you registered for the exam. Open your web browser and go to ssuhs.formsrec.in/clientLogin. Enter both credentials and log in. Once you're in, you'll see your scorecard with your total marks, percentile score, and subject-wise breakdown. Download it as a PDF and save a copy on your computer and phone. You'll need this scorecard for counselling registration, so don't lose it.
The portal may experience heavy traffic in the first few days after result announcement. If the site feels slow, try accessing it in the early morning or late evening. Your scorecard contains your official marks, so there's no rush to download it on day one, but doing so early gives you time to plan your next steps without stress.
Understanding Your Score and Percentile
The SSUHS CEE was a 100-mark test with 100 multiple-choice questions. Each question carried one mark. Your scorecard will show your raw marks and your percentile. The percentile tells you where you rank compared to all other candidates. A 50th percentile means you scored better than 50% of test-takers. This percentile is what determines your eligibility for different courses and institutes.
The exam had a fixed syllabus: 25 marks each for English, Physics, Chemistry, and either Biology or Mathematics depending on your stream choice. If you selected Biology in questions 76-100, you're eligible for nursing and pharmacy courses. If you selected Mathematics, you're eligible for pharmacy and certain allied health courses like Bachelor in Anaesthesia and Operation Theatre Technology or Bachelor of Optometry. Your subject choice on the answer sheet is binding, so your scorecard will reflect this, and your eligibility for specific courses will be decided based on what you answered.
Key Dates to Remember
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Result declared | 17th July 2026 |
| Scorecard download opens | 18th July 2026 |
| Counselling registration | To be announced |
Cut-off Marks for Government Institutes
Cut-off marks are the minimum scores you need to qualify for admission into government colleges. These vary by course and category. The cut-offs are expressed as percentiles and corresponding marks. For General category candidates in government B.Sc Nursing, the cut-off is the 30th percentile, which translates to 38 marks. For D.Pharm and B.Pharm, it's also 30th percentile at 38 marks. Allied Healthcare courses require 30th percentile at 39 marks.
If you belong to reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC, MOBC, NCL) or have a PwBD (Person with Benchmark Disability) certificate, your cut-off is lower. For these categories in government institutes, the cut-off is the 20th percentile. In marks, that's 35 marks for B.Sc Nursing, 34 marks for D.Pharm and B.Pharm, and 35 marks for Allied Healthcare. The lower cut-off is a significant advantage if you fall into these categories.
| Course | General Category (30th Percentile) | Reserved Categories (20th Percentile) |
|---|---|---|
| B.Sc Nursing | 38 marks | 35 marks |
| D.Pharm | 38 marks | 34 marks |
| B.Pharm | 38 marks | 34 marks |
| Allied Healthcare | 39 marks | 35 marks |
These are the minimum thresholds. To actually get a seat in a government college, you typically need to score well above these cut-offs because competition is high. The actual merit list will determine which candidates get which institutes based on their marks and preferences. But the first step is clearing the cut-off for your category and course.
Cut-off Marks for Private Institutes
Private colleges have lower cut-offs than government institutes. This makes them accessible to more candidates. For General category students in private B.Sc Nursing, the cut-off is the 20th percentile at 35 marks. For D.Pharm and B.Pharm, it's 20th percentile at 34 marks. Allied Healthcare requires 20th percentile at 35 marks.
Reserved category candidates applying to private institutes face an even lower barrier. The cut-off is the 18th percentile across all three course groups, which translates to 34 marks for D.Pharm and B.Pharm, and 35 marks for B.Sc Nursing and Allied Healthcare. If you narrowly miss a government college cut-off, a private institute is a real option to still pursue your chosen course.
| Course | General Category (20th Percentile) | Reserved Categories (18th Percentile) |
|---|---|---|
| B.Sc Nursing | 35 marks | 35 marks |
| D.Pharm | 34 marks | 34 marks |
| B.Pharm | 34 marks | 34 marks |
| Allied Healthcare | 35 marks | 35 marks |
What Happens Next: Counselling Schedule
After the result, the next major milestone is counselling. The exact counselling dates have not yet been announced by SSUHS, but based on previous years, counselling typically begins 2 to 3 weeks after the result. You will need to register for counselling using your scorecard and Application ID. During counselling, you'll list your course and institute preferences in order of choice. The merit list will be prepared based on your marks, category, and preferences, and seats will be allocated accordingly.
Keep checking the official SSUHS website at ssuhs.ac.in for the counselling notification. When it comes out, you'll have a limited window, usually 7 to 10 days, to complete your registration. Missing the counselling registration deadline means losing your chance at admission for that year, so mark your calendar and stay alert.
Important Web-Links
| Resource | Link |
|---|---|
| Check Result | Click Here |
| Result Notification | Download PDF |
| Official Website | Visit |
| VacancyWallah Website | Click Here |
| Join Telegram | Click Here |
| Join WhatsApp | Click Here |
| Follow on Facebook | Click Here |
| Free Photo & Signature Resizer | Click Here |
Merit List and Seat Allocation
Once counselling registration closes, SSUHS will prepare merit lists for each category and each course. These lists rank candidates by their marks within their category. A separate merit list is prepared for General, SC, ST, OBC, MOBC, NCL, and PwBD categories. The top-ranked candidates in each category get first choice of available seats. Seats are allocated based on your rank and your stated preferences.
The merit list will be published on the official portal. You can download it and see where you rank. This gives you a realistic idea of which institutes and courses you might get. If you're ranked high in your category, you have a good chance of getting your first or second preference. If you're ranked lower, you may have to settle for a less popular institute or course, or a seat in a private college.
Important Details to Keep Handy
When you download your scorecard, also note these details for future reference. Your Application ID and Password will be needed again during counselling registration. Your scorecard shows your exact percentile and marks. The official portal is ssuhs.formsrec.in. The main SSUHS website is ssuhs.ac.in. If you face any technical issues downloading your scorecard, you can contact the helpline at 08048794953 or email ssuhs.cee2026@gmail.com. Keep your scorecard PDF in at least two places (email, cloud storage) so you don't lose it.
The exam was conducted across 19 centres across Assam and the Northeast, including Guwahati, Dibrugarh, Silchar, Jorhat, Barpeta, Tezpur, Diphu, Lakhimpur, Nagaon, Kokrajhar, Nalbari, Dhubri, Shillong, Aizawl, Itanagar, Agartala, Imphal, Dimapur, and Gangtok. Your result is valid across all government and private health science institutes in Assam that participate in SSUHS counselling.
Courses Covered Under SSUHS CEE 2026
The exam was designed for admission into multiple health science courses. B.Sc Nursing is a 4-year degree for nursing professionals. D.Pharm (Diploma in Pharmacy) is a 2-year course, while B.Pharm (Bachelor of Pharmacy) is a 4-year degree. Allied Healthcare courses include B.Sc Medical Technology, Bachelor in Anaesthesia and Operation Theatre Technology, and Bachelor of Optometry. All these courses are offered at government and private institutes across Assam. Your choice of Biology or Mathematics during the exam determines which courses you can apply for, so knowing this now helps you plan your preferences for counselling.
Related to nursing admissions, you may also want to check Tezpur University's NE quota counselling details if you're interested in broader health science and technical education options in the Northeast.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. When was the SSUHS CEE 2026 result declared?
A. The result was declared on 17th July 2026. Scorecards became available for download from 18th July 2026 onwards.
Q. How do I download my SSUHS CEE scorecard?
A. Visit ssuhs.formsrec.in/clientLogin and log in using your Application ID and Password. Your scorecard will appear on the screen. Download and save it as a PDF.
Q. What is the cut-off mark for B.Sc Nursing in government colleges?
A. For General category, the cut-off is 38 marks (30th percentile). For SC, ST, OBC, MOBC, NCL, and PwBD categories, it's 35 marks (20th percentile).
Q. Can male candidates apply for government nursing colleges in Assam?
A. No, male candidates are not eligible for government B.Sc Nursing institutes in Assam. They may apply to private nursing colleges.
Q. What is the difference between Biology and Mathematics options in SSUHS CEE?
A. Biology optants are eligible for B.Sc Nursing, D.Pharm, B.Pharm, and Allied Healthcare courses. Mathematics optants are eligible for D.Pharm, B.Pharm, Bachelor in Anaesthesia and Operation Theatre Technology, and Bachelor of Optometry. You cannot apply for nursing with a Mathematics background.
Q. Is there an upper age limit for pharmacy courses?
A. No upper age limit applies to D.Pharm and B.Pharm courses. For B.Sc Nursing, the upper age limit is 35 years as of 31st December 2026.
Q. What is the exam pattern of SSUHS CEE 2026?
A. The exam consisted of 100 multiple-choice questions worth 100 marks. The duration was 2 hours (10 AM to 12 Noon). The syllabus covered English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Mathematics (25 marks each).
Q. When will SSUHS counselling begin?
A. The exact counselling dates have not yet been announced. Check ssuhs.ac.in regularly for the counselling notification. Counselling typically begins 2 to 3 weeks after the result announcement.
Q. What documents do I need for counselling?
A. You'll need your scorecard, Application ID, Password, 10+2 mark sheet, and admission letter (if applicable). Check the official counselling notification for the complete list of required documents.
Q. Can I apply to both government and private institutes?
A. Yes. During counselling, you can list preferences for both government and private institutes. The merit list will determine which seat you get based on your rank and preferences.
Final Steps to Take Right Now
First, download your scorecard today. Log into ssuhs.formsrec.in/clientLogin with your Application ID and Password, download your scorecard as a PDF, and save it in at least two places. Second, check your marks against the cut-offs for your category and course to understand realistically which institutes you might get. Third, start thinking about your preferences for counselling. If you scored above the cut-off for government colleges, decide which institutes and courses interest you most and research them. If you're close to the cut-off or below it, identify private colleges as backup options. Finally, keep watching ssuhs.ac.in for the counselling notification. When it drops, you'll have limited time to register, so don't miss it.
