PSTET Result 2026: Final Revised Answer Key Uploaded
The Punjab State Teacher Eligibility Test (PSTET) 2026 Result is available on the official website, pstet2025.org, through the candidate login facility. The latest portal update, dated 13 August 2026, confirms that final revised answer keys for both Paper I and Paper II have been uploaded, and corrections have been applied for candidates who had originally reported incorrect roll numbers.
Quick Overview
Conducting Body
State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), Punjab
Exam Date
15 March 2026
Admit Card Window
9–15 March 2026
Official Portal
pstet2025.org
Latest Update
13 August 2026 — final revised answer keys and roll-number corrections
Qualifying Marks
General/EWS: 90 out of 150 (60%)
SC/ST/OBC/PwD: 82 out of 150 (55%)
How to Check and Download Your Result
Visit pstet2025.org.
Click on the Result/Scorecard link.
Log in using your Registered Number or Email ID, along with your Password or Date of Birth.
View your result and check your qualifying status.
Download and save the Scorecard PDF for future reference.
Important Notes
PSTET qualification confirms eligibility only — it does not guarantee a teaching appointment.
The PSTET Eligibility Certificate carries lifetime validity, per NCTE guidelines aligned with NEP 2020.
Only download your result from the official pstet2025.org portal — beware of fake or similar-looking websites.
For any discrepancy on your scorecard, follow the process specified by SCERT Punjab on the official portal.
As of 13 August 2026, the final revised answer keys for Paper I and Paper II have been uploaded, with roll-number corrections applied.
What are the qualifying marks?
90/150 (60%) for General/EWS; 82/150 (55%) for SC/ST/OBC/PwD.
Does PSTET qualification guarantee a teaching job?
No — it only confirms eligibility; actual appointment happens through separate teacher recruitment drives.
How long is the PSTET certificate valid?
Lifetime, per NCTE guidelines aligned with NEP 2020.
Since roll-number corrections have specifically been applied as of this 13 August update, candidates who noticed an error in their earlier scorecard should re-check their result now rather than relying on an older downloaded copy.
