The Tamil Nadu State Eligibility Test (TNSET) 2025 result has been officially declared by the Teachers Recruitment Board (TN TRB). Candidates who appeared for the exam held earlier this year can now check their results, download the scorecards, and view subject-wise marks and cutoffs through the official portal. TNSET is the gateway for aspirants seeking eligibility for Assistant Professor positions in colleges and universities across Tamil Nadu. The release of the result marks a key milestone for candidates waiting to move ahead in their academic or teaching careers.
📅 Key Details at a Glance
Exam Dates: TNSET 2025 was conducted from 6 to 9 March 2025 in multiple subjects.
Result Declaration Date: 25 September 2025
Result Type: PDF with roll numbers of qualified candidates, subject-wise marks, cutoff, qualifying status.
Official Portal: trb.tn.gov.in → Results section
Minimum Qualifying Marks / Cutoff: 40% for General category; 35% for reserved categories (as per UGC / TRB norms)
🛠 How to Download TNSET 2025 Result & Scorecard PDF
Follow these simple steps to access your result and scorecard:
Visit the official TRB website
Go to trb.tn.gov.in → navigate to Results or More Notifications / Result section.Locate “TNSET 2025 Result / Scorecard” link
In the list of active notifications or result announcements, find the PDF link labeled something like “TNSET 2025 Result / Qualified List / Scorecard”.Click to open the PDF
The result PDF will open in a new tab. It contains roll numbers of qualified candidates, subject-wise marks, cutoff details, etc.Search your roll number
Use Ctrl + F (or equivalent) to quickly locate your roll number in the long PDF.Download / Save / Print
After verifying your status, download and save a copy. You may also take a printout for record.
🎯 Qualifying Marks & Cutoff Criteria
To qualify TNSET 2025, candidates must meet both paper-wise minimum marks and overall aggregate criteria. Here are the likely guidelines:
For General category, the qualifying mark is 40% aggregate across Paper I + II.
For Reserved categories (SC / ST / OBC / PwD), the threshold is often 35% aggregate.
Subject-wise cutoffs are also released along with the result, indicating the minimum required marks per subject and category.
Additionally, only a fixed percentage of candidates (for example, 6%) per subject-category may be declared qualified, as per UGC / TN TRB norms.
📈 What the Scorecard Includes
The TNSET 2025 scorecard / PDF usually contains:
Roll number of qualified candidates
Subject name / code
Marks obtained in Paper I and Paper II
Total marks
Qualifying status / “Qualified / Not Qualified”
Category-wise cutoff marks
Possibly, marks of non-qualified candidates (depending on TRB’s publication)
This PDF serves as your official proof of having qualified the SET for eligibility in Assistant Professor roles.
🧭 What’s Next for Qualified Candidates?
If your name appears in the qualified list, here’s what you should do:
Download and Preserve the scorecard PDF safely — you’ll need it for future applications.
Apply for UGC / Assistant Professor posts in Tamil Nadu colleges/universities, using this qualification as proof.
Keep track of TRB / UGC notifications about certificate issuance or validation.
Prepare documentation — degrees, mark sheets, identity proof, etc., for verification when needed.
If you didn’t qualify this time, you can reappear in future TNSET cycles.
🔗 Direct Links & Supporting Resources
TN TRB Results Page: trb.tn.gov.in →
JagranJosh Article with Direct PDF Link & Instructions: “TNSET Result 2025 Released at trb.tn.gov.in, Download Result & Scorecard PDF”
Testbook’s Coverage on Result, Marks & Cutoff: “TNSET Result 2025 OUT at trb.tn.gov.in: Download TRB SET Marks, Cutoff, Merit List PDF”
JagranJosh — Subject-wise Cutoff Info: “TN SET Cut Off 2025 Out: Check Subject-wise & Category-wise Qualifying Marks”
Use these as trusted sources or references in your content.
📝 Sample Blog Closing / Call-to-Action
Congratulations to all the aspirants who have qualified TNSET 2025! For those who did not make it this time, don’t lose heart — analyse your performance, understand weak areas, and prepare better for the next attempt.
