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PSTET Qualifying Marks 2024PSTET Qualifying Marks 2024: The PSTET qualifying marks 2024 are crucial for determining a candidate's eligibility for the exam. As per the official guidelines, the PSTET qualifying marks for the General Category is 60% (90 marks out of 150). For the reserved categories, SC, ST, OBC, and PWD candidates the cutoff is 55% (82 marks out of 150). Candidates who secure the minimum qualifying marks will be awarded the PSTET certificate, which is valid for seven years from the date of issue. The PSTET certificate is a mandatory document for applying to teaching positions in Punjab's government-aided schools.
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By achieving the PSTET 2024 qualifying marks, candidates demonstrate their teaching aptitude, subject knowledge, and pedagogical skills, making them eligible for a rewarding teaching career in Punjab. Candidates can check the category-wise qualifying marks and percentage for PSTET 2024 in the following table.
Category | Qualifying Marks | Qualifying Percentage |
|---|---|---|
General | 90 marks (out of 150) | 60% |
OBC/ SC/ ST | 82.5 marks (out of 150) | 55% |
The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) shares the PSTET cut-off marks every year on its official website so that all candidates can access them. To check the cut-off marks, candidates can follow these simple steps: First, visit the official PSEB website and go to the homepage. Next, look for the "PSTET Cut Off" link and click on it. The PSTET cut-off marks will then appear on the screen. Finally, candidates can download the cut-off PDF file and print it if needed. By following these steps, candidates can easily find and review the PSTET cut-off marks, which will help them understand their performance and chances of passing the exam.
Candidates who are shortlisted for PSTET 2024 may need to verify their documents to confirm their eligibility and qualifications. Qualified candidates can then join counselling sessions, where they will receive teaching positions in different schools.
