The Tamil Nadu Teacher Eligibility Test (TNTET) is one of the most crucial qualifying examinations for aspiring teachers in Tamil Nadu.
Every year, lakhs of candidates appear for TNTET Paper I and Paper II, and once the exam is over, the most common and pressing question is:
“When will TNTET results be announced?”
In this blog, we answer that question in detail and guide you on expected result timelines, how to check TNTET results, what happens after the result, and what qualified and non-qualified candidates should do next.
TNTET consists of two papers:
| Sl. No. | Subject | MCQs | Marks | Medium |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| i | Child Development and Pedagogy (Age group: 6–11 years) |
30 | 30 | Tamil / English* |
| ii | Language I (Tamil / Telugu / Malayalam / Kannada / Urdu) |
30 | 30 | As chosen |
| iii | Language II – English | 30 | 30 | English |
| iv | Mathematics | 30 | 30 | Tamil / English* |
| v | Environmental Studies | 30 | 30 | Tamil / English* |
| Total | All Compulsory Subjects | 150 | 150 | — |
| Sl. No. | Subject | MCQs | Marks | Medium |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| i | Child Development and Pedagogy (Age group: 11–14 years) – Compulsory |
30 | 30 | Tamil / English* |
| ii | Language I (Tamil / Telugu / Malayalam / Kannada / Urdu) – Compulsory |
30 | 30 | As chosen |
| iii | Language II – English (Compulsory) |
30 | 30 | English |
| iv (a) | Mathematics & Science (For Mathematics and Science Teachers) |
60 | 60 | Tamil / English* |
| iv (b) | Social Science (For Social Science Teachers) |
60 | 60 | Tamil / English* |
| Total | All Compulsory Sections | 150 | 150 | — |
| Category | Maximum Marks | Minimum Qualifying % | Minimum Marks Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| General | 150 | 60% | 90 Marks |
| SC / SC(A) / BC / BC(M) / MBC / DNC / PWD | 150 | 55% | 82.5 Marks (Rounded to 82 Marks) |
| Scheduled Tribe (ST)* | 150 | 40% | 60 Marks |
* As per Government Order, a one-time concession has been granted for Scheduled Tribe (ST) candidates, fixing the minimum qualifying marks at 40% for the TNTET 2025 examination.
The TNTET results are officially released by the Tamil Nadu Teachers Recruitment Board (TN TRB) through its official website.
Based on previous TNTET cycles, the result announcement usually follows this timeline:
If the exam is conducted smoothly without delays, results are typically declared within one to two months from the exam date.
However, since TNTET is conducted at a state-wide level with lakhs of candidates, slight delays are not uncommon.
Candidates should rely only on the official TRB website for result-related announcements.
Unofficial sources and social media rumours often cause confusion, so it is always advisable to wait for TRB’s official confirmation.
Once the results are released, candidates can check their TNTET result by following these steps:
The result will clearly indicate:
Qualifying status (Pass / Not Qualified)
Clearing TNTET is a major milestone. Once qualified:
Important Advantage
The TNTET certificate is valid for a lifetime, meaning you do not need to reappear for TNTET again for eligibility purposes.
If you do not clear TNTET in this attempt, there is no need to panic.
Many successful teachers have cleared TNTET after multiple attempts.
Recent developments have significantly increased the importance of TNTET:
As a result, TNTET is no longer optional — it is mandatory for teaching career growth in Tamil Nadu.
While waiting for the result announcement, candidates are advised to:
Being proactive saves valuable time once results are released.
Clearing TNTET is only the first gateway. Recruitment exams are the next challenge.
At Professor Academy, we support candidates at every stage:
With 1,000+ successful achievers, we focus on clarity, consistency, and confidence.
We offer bilingual courses to suit every aspirant’s need:
Along with our online courses, we provide specially designed TNTET books for additional practice:
TN TET CDP Book in English + Question Bank
TNTET CDP Book (in Tamil) + Question Bank
These books cover Child Development & Pedagogy (CDP) with targeted questions that reflect actual exam patterns.
Download official TNTET Paper I syllabus
Download official TNTET Paper II syllabus
So, when will TN TET results be announced?
Usually within 4–8 weeks after the exam, depending on the evaluation process announced by TN TRB.
Keep checking official updates, stay calm, and be prepared for the next step in your teaching journey.
Whether you are waiting to celebrate your success or planning a stronger comeback, remember — TN TET is a gateway, not a roadblock.
Your teaching dream is still very much achievable.
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TNTET results are usually announced 4 to 8 weeks after the examination, depending on the completion of the final answer key release, objection review, and evaluation process by TN TRB.
The Tamil Nadu Teachers Recruitment Board (TN TRB) officially releases the TNTET results through its official website. Candidates should rely only on TRB announcements.
Candidates can check their TNTET result on the official TRB website by logging in using their registration number or login credentials once the result link is activated.
The TNTET scorecard shows:
Marks obtained
Qualifying status (Pass / Not Qualified)
The minimum qualifying marks are:
General Category: 60% (90 out of 150)
SC / ST / BC / MBC / DNC / PwD: 55% (82 out of 150)
ST (One-time concession): 40% (60 out of 150)
Candidates who clear TNTET become eligible to apply for Tamil Nadu government teacher recruitment exams, including SGT and UG TRB exams, and receive a TNTET eligibility certificate.
Yes, the TNTET certificate is valid for a lifetime, and qualified candidates do not need to reappear for TNTET again for eligibility.
Candidates who do not qualify can reappear, as there is no limit on the number of attempts. Analysing mistakes and improving preparation strategy is recommended.
As per the Supreme Court mandate, TET qualification is compulsory for teaching jobs. Teachers without TET are not eligible for recruitment, promotions, or continuation of service.
While waiting for results, candidates should:
Follow official TRB updates
Prepare documents for future recruitment
Begin preparation for upcoming TRB exams
Strengthen weak areas through structured coaching
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