PSTET 2022 Result: Dates, How to Check, Merit List, Cut Off Direct Link

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• No official notification regarding PSTET 2022 result.

PSTET 2022 Result Dates

Candidate check all the important dates of PSTET 2022 result in the given table below:

PSTET 2022 Result

All the candidates must check the result correctly. There are some important points are listed below that candidate must read before checking the PSTET 2022 result:

• Candidate must login with the registered ID and password on the PSEB official website.
• Shortlisted candidate can apply for the teaching post in any government and private school in the Punjab state.
• Candidate must take out the print of the PSTET 2022 result.
• The Merit List and the scorecard will be released for the PSTET 2022 exam result.

How to Check the PSTET 2022 Result?

To check the PSTET 2022 exam scorecard and merit list, the Applicant must follow all the steps which are given below:

• Step 1: Firstly, navigate to the official website of PSTET 2022. --->PSTET 2022
• Step 2: Candidatewill  find the "Merit list" link, click on the link.
• Step 3: Download the PDF of merit list.

• Step 1: Go to the official website of PSTET 2021. --->PSTET 2022
• Step 2: Click on the "Registered User" button on the main page.
• Step 3: Enter the details on the new page, and the details are listed  below:
  • Registration Number
  • Password
  • Enter Secure Code (Find the code below the BOX)
• Step 4: Then tap onto the "Login" button.
• Step 5: PSTET 2022 result will appear on the screen.
• Step 6: Download the PDF of the PSTET 2022 result.

Details in PSTET Result 2022

 All the details will be available in the Scorecard of PSTET 2022 result:

• Candidate's Name
• Organising Body
• Name of Exam
• Paper number
• Serial number
• Application number
• Roll number
• Category Name
• Marks obtained

PSTET 2021 Cut-off Marks

Candidates must score marks more than or equal to the minimum cut-off marks otherwise that will be considered fail for that particular paper. The minimum cut-off will be 60% of total marks (90 marks out 150 marks). State board can decide some concession for categories in the minimum cut-off list.