Results of MTET 2025 Results - The Directorate of Educational Research and Training (DERT), Meghalaya, has issued the result of Meghalaya Teacher Eligibility Test (MTET) 2025 on June 16, 2025. On April 25 the exam was taken both on Lower Primary (Paper-I) and Upper Primary (Paper-II) level. Those who have taken the test will now be able to see their results on the official website of the test- megeducation.gov.in.
They have to insert their roll number and date of birth in order to download the score card. MTET is a significant eligibility test to everyone who intends to become a teacher in government and privately owned schools at Meghalaya. Check the section below to know how to check your result, passing grades and what to do after qualifications.
How to check MTET result 2025?
Here is how candidates will be able to access their MTET results:
Visit the official website: megeducation.gov.in
Click on the “MTET 2025 Result” link available on the homepage.
Enter your Roll Number and Date of Birth.
Submit the details to access your scorecard.
Download and print the result for future reference.
Details mentioned in MTET 2025 scorecard
Your scorecard will contain the following information:
Candidate’s name
Roll number
Paper attempted (Paper-I / Paper-II)
Section-wise marks obtained
Overall score
Qualifying status
Signature and stamp of issuing authority
Candidates are advised to carefully verify all personal and academic details for accuracy.
MTET 2025 Cut off Marks
Minimum qualification marks according to the guidelines of NCTE are:
General Category: 60 percent (90 out of 150)
SC/ST/OBC/DA: 55 per cent (82.5 of 150)
The eligibility certificate to the MTET will be given to those who score up to or even above the cut-off only.
What when passing MTET?
According to the new NCTE rule, the candidates who qualify the MTET 2025 examination shall be issued with a certificate of eligibility that will be valid forever. The candidacy into this certificate qualifies one to apply to:
The state-aided schools were the governmental schools
Recognised MTET by the private schools
Teaching jobs under contract The use of contracts must be inconsistent with the prevailing wages of the contract holder. These teachings must be on a contractual basis.
The number of attempts in MTET is not restricted and hence the candidates may present themselves again immediately. To know more, candidates ought to follow the recruitment advertisements of Meghalaya DERT.