EMRS Result 2025 Out: Direct Link to Download Scorecard & Check Tier-II Status

The long wait for thousands of teaching and non-teaching aspirants across India has finally come to an end. The National Education Society for Tribal Students (NESTS) has officially declared the EMRS Result 2025 today, January 31, 2026.

Following the release of the answer key earlier this month, the board has now processed the objections and released the final scorecards. Candidates who appeared for the EMRS Staff Selection Exam (ESSE) 2025 for posts like Principal, PGT, TGT, Hostel Warden, and Non-Teaching posts (JSA, Lab Attendant) can now view their qualifying status.

Unlike a simple PDF merit list, NESTS has enabled a Candidate Dashboard where you can see your exact Total Marks, your Language Section Score, and your final status regarding the next stage (Tier-II/Interview/Skill Test).

In this detailed guide, we provide the direct link to check your result, explain how to read your scorecard (based on the official format), and discuss the road ahead.

Direct Link to Check EMRS Result 2025

The result is hosted on the NIC Examination Services portal. You will need your Application Number to access the dashboard.

Important Dates: EMRS Recruitment Cycle 2025

To understand the timeline of this recruitment, here is a quick recap of the major events leading up to today's result declaration.

How to Download Your EMRS Scorecard?

Follow these simple steps to access your result dashboard:

1. Click the Link: Use the direct link provided above.
2. Login: Enter your Application Form ID (pre-filled usually), Application Number, and Password.
3. Security Pin: Enter the captcha shown on the screen.
4. Dashboard: Once logged in, scroll down to the bottom of the page to the "View Result" section.

Decoding the EMRS Result Dashboard: What Will You See?

Based on the candidate dashboards, the result presentation is very detailed. Here is a breakdown of the columns you will see in the "View Result" table:

1. Registration No & Application No: Your unique identifiers.
2. Post Name: The specific post you applied for (e.g., Post Graduate Teacher (Computer Science)).
3. Total Marks: This is your Raw Score out of the total marks (e.g., 61.000).
4. Marks Language: This shows your score in the Language Competency Test (General English/Hindi).
   • Crucial Rule: For many posts, this section is qualifying. If you fail here, your main paper isn't evaluated.
5. Result: This is the final verdict.
   • If Selected: It will say "Shortlisted for Tier - II" or "Shortlisted for Interview".
   • If Not Selected: It will likely say "Not Shortlisted".

EMRS Official Cutoff Marks 2025 (Category-Wise)

Along with the result, NESTS has released the official cutoff marks for shortlisting candidates for Tier-II (Interview/Skill Test). The cutoff varies significantly across posts and categories.

Download Official Cutoff PDF: Click Here to Download

1. Principal & Non-Teaching Posts Cutoff

• Note: For Principal, the low cutoff in reserved categories indicates fewer qualified candidates meeting the benchmark.
• JSA Competition: The cutoff for JSA (UR) is quite high at 68, reflecting intense competition for this clerical post.

2. Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) Cutoff

The PGT cutoff reflects the difficulty level of specific subjects.

3. Trained Graduate Teacher (TGT) Cutoff

Qualifying Criteria & Language Barrier

One of the most significant aspects of the EMRS exam is the Language Competency Test.

• Candidates had to score a minimum of 40% marks in each language subject (English and Hindi).
• Even if you scored very high in the Domain Knowledge section, failing the language section (getting less than 4 marks out of 10 in either language) leads to disqualification.
• Your scorecard showing "Not Shortlisted" despite a high total score could be due to this language barrier.

What Next? (Tier-II and Skill Tests)

If your result status says "Shortlisted for Tier - II", congratulations! You have cleared the biggest hurdle. Here is what lies ahead:

1. For Principal & PGT Posts

• Next Stage: Personality Test / Interview.
• Preparation: Focus on your subject expertise, situational handling, and knowledge of NEP 2020. Interviews usually carry significant weightage.

2. For JSA (Junior Secretariat Assistant)

• Next Stage: Typewriting Test (Skill Test).
• Requirement: You need a typing speed of 35 w.p.m. in English or 30 w.p.m. in Hindi on a computer. This is qualifying in nature but mandatory.

3. For TGT & Other Posts

• Next Stage: Document Verification (DV). Ensure your B.Ed degree, CTET certificate, and caste certificates are in order.

The declaration of the EMRS Result 2025 marks a new beginning for many. If you are shortlisted, start organizing your documents and preparing for the next phase immediately. If not, analyze your scorecard, identifying whether it was the Domain Subject or the Language section that held you back, and come back stronger.