There is no cutoff for admission at Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University (KKHSOU), as it offers open and distance learning programmes that don't require applicants to take entrance tests or fulfil any particular eligibility requirements. To be eligible for admission, candidates must, however, meet the minimum requirements established by the university.

Candidates for undergraduate programmes must have passed the Higher Secondary Examination (10+2) or a recognised board or council's equivalent. Candidates for postgraduate programmes must hold a bachelor's degree in the pertinent discipline from an accredited institution.

Candidates may apply for admission at any point during the academic year according to KKHSOU's accommodating admissions policy. Students who have taken courses at other accredited universities are also eligible for credit transfer and recognition of prior learning (RPL) opportunities from the university.

In conclusion, the university's admissions procedure is based on meeting the minimal eligibility requirements rather than having a set cutoff for admission at KKHSOU. For further information on the admissions procedure and qualifying requirements, candidates are urged to visit the university's website or get in touch with the admission cell.