Nagaland TET Qualifying Marks / Cut Off — 60% General, 55% Reserved
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Nagaland TET has a fixed qualifying bar, not a year-wise cut off. Because it is a qualifying test rather than a competitive one, the mark you need to pass is set in the rules and does not change from year to year.
Qualifying marks
Each paper carries 150 marks. A candidate is treated as N-TET pass on scoring:
| Category | Minimum % | Marks (of 150) |
|---|---|---|
| General | 60% | 90 |
| SC / ST / OBC / differently-abled | 55% | 82 |
What the qualifying mark does
Crossing the qualifying mark makes you N-TET pass and earns a certificate valid for life for teacher recruitment in Nagaland. It does not by itself secure a post — recruitment is a separate process, so a mark comfortably above the bar is worth aiming for.
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