The Punjab State Council of Educational Research and Training (PSCERT) has officially declared the results for the Punjab State Teachers Eligibility Test (PSTET) 2025 on February 19, 2025. After much anticipation, candidates who participated in the examination can now check their results on the official website, pstet.pseb.ac.in.
Conducted on December 1, 2024, the PSTET is pivotal for evaluating candidate eligibility for teaching positions across various schools within the state. This year, the examination comprised two papers: Paper 1 for those aspiring to teach primary classes (Grades 1 to 5) and Paper 2 for teachers of upper primary classes (Grades 6 to 8).
According to the information released by the Punjab State Education Board (PSEB), candidates must log onto the official website and provide their login credentials—such as their email ID and password—to access and download their scorecards. The result is accessible at the following link: Check PSTET 2025 Result.
For those eager to view their scores, the process is relatively straightforward. Candidates need to:
- Visit the official portal of the Punjab State Education Board.
- Locate the link for the PSTET 2025 Result on the home page.
- Enter their login credentials to view their results.
- It is advised to print or save the result for future reference.
It’s important for candidates to enter their details accurately; otherwise, they may face challenges seeing their results. The results will display various information, including the candidate's name, roll number, marks obtained, qualifying status, and overall percentage.
For successful candidates, achieving at least 60%—equivalent to 90 marks out of 150—is necessary for passing, whereas the minimum for reserved category candidates stands at 55%, or 82 marks out of 150. The announcement of results has brought optimism to many, as those qualifying will now have the opportunity to apply for teaching roles across both government and private schools throughout Punjab.
The significance of the PSTET extends beyond mere qualification; it acts as a gateway for candidates to secure teaching positions and fulfill their career aspirations. Successful candidates will receive the Teacher Eligibility Test certificate, recognized statewide.
Future opportunities also await candidates post-result. With the announcement of various government job openings, candidates will have the chance to venture beyond teaching, as Punjab Police has recently posted vacancies for constable positions, with applications starting from February 21, 2025, to March 13, 2025.
Given the competitive nature of public service positions, it is imperative for candidates to stay informed about recruitment announcements and application deadlines.
With the educational sector experiencing changes, it remains unclear what the future holds for teaching professionals. Yet, candidates' determination to secure teaching roles reflects their commitment to nurturing future generations.
The PSEB’s timely declaration of results is seen as commendable and is expected to encourage candidates to take proactive steps toward securing their future roles.
For more detailed information and updates, candidates are urged to visit the official website of the Punjab State Education Board regularly and keep track of any announcements related to their area.
This testing process exemplifies how state initiatives aim to uphold educational standards by ensuring only qualified individuals enter classrooms.