JKSET Result 2025 Declared: Download Scorecard & Selection List PDF

The J&K State Eligibility Test Agency (JKSET Agency), functioning under the University of Jammu, has officially declared the result for the JKSET/LASET 2024-25 examination. As of January 8, 2026, the result notification and the provisional selection list of qualified candidates are live on the official website.

While the merit list is already out, the agency has confirmed that the individual Scorecards will be available for download starting Saturday, January 10, 2026. This exam is the definitive gateway for candidates seeking eligibility for the post of Assistant Professor in universities and colleges across the Union Territories of J&K and Ladakh.

If you appeared for the written test held on September 7, 2025, this article provides a comprehensive guide on how to check your result, download your scorecard, understand the cut-off trends, and prepare for the upcoming document verification process.

JKSET 2025 Result: Key Highlights

• Result Status: Declared (Live Now)
• Scorecard Download Date: January 10, 2026
• Exam Date: September 7, 2025
• Conducting Body: University of Jammu (Nodal Agency)
• Official Website: jujkset.in
• Total Qualified (JKSET): 967 Candidates
• Total Qualified (LASET): 68 Candidates
• Total Subjects: 41
• Next Stage: Document Verification

Scorecard Download Begins January 10

Candidates must note a crucial distinction: the Selection List and the Scorecard are two different things.

• Selection List (Available Now): This is a PDF document containing the Roll Numbers of all candidates who have qualified. You can check this immediately to see if you passed.
• Scorecard (Available Jan 10): This detailed document shows your marks in Paper I (General) and Paper II (Subject), your total percentage, and your qualifying status.

To download the scorecard, candidates will need to log in to the portal using their Application Number and Password (or Date of Birth). The scorecard is a mandatory document for the document verification round, so candidates are advised to take multiple printouts once the link is active.

How to Check JKSET Result 2025 (Step-by-Step)

The result has been released online to ensure transparency. Follow these simple steps to check your status:

1. Visit the Official Portal: Open your browser and go to the official website of the JKSET Agency (jujkset.in).
2. Locate the News Section: On the homepage, look for the scrolling notification titled “JKSET/LASET 2025 Result Declared” or go to the “News & Events” tab.
3. Download Result PDF: Click on the link to view the Result Notification. A PDF file will open.
4. Search Your Roll Number: Since the list is long, use the Ctrl + F function (on a computer) or the “Find on Page” feature (on mobile) and enter your Roll Number.
   • If your Roll Number is highlighted, Congratulations! You have qualified.
5. Check Cut-Offs: Scroll to the bottom of the PDF to see the subject-wise and category-wise cut-off marks to understand where you stand.

Understanding the Cut-Off Marks 2025

The University of Jammu has released the subject-wise cut-off marks alongside the result. The cut-off varies significantly based on the difficulty level of the subject and the number of candidates.

Minimum Qualifying Criteria: Before the cut-off is even applied, candidates must meet the basic qualifying percentage:

• General/Unreserved: 40% aggregate marks (Paper I + Paper II).
• Reserved Categories (SC/ST/OBC/PwD/Transgender): 35% aggregate marks (Paper I + Paper II).

However, merely scoring 40% does not guarantee qualification. The final cut-off is determined based on the Top 6% rule, meaning only the top 6% of candidates who appeared in both papers are declared qualified for the post of Assistant Professor.

Expected Trends:

• High Cut-Off Subjects: Subjects like English, History, and Political Science typically see higher cut-offs due to intense competition.
• Science Subjects: Chemical Sciences and Life Sciences often have moderate cut-offs depending on the toughness of the paper.

What Happens Next? (Document Verification Process)

Qualifying the written test is only the first step. The result declared today is provisional. Your eligibility certificate will be issued only after you successfully complete the Document Verification process.

The Process: Qualified candidates will be called to appear physically before a verification committee. You will need to present your original documents to prove that you meet the eligibility criteria (e.g., Master’s degree with 55% marks).

Checklist of Required Documents:

1. Printout of Online Application Form: The form you filled out when applying.
2. JKSET Scorecard: The one you will download on Jan 10.
3. Matriculation Certificate: For Date of Birth proof.
4. Master’s Degree Certificate & Marksheets: Showing at least 55% marks (50% for reserved categories).
5. Domicile Certificate: Valid Domicile Certificate of UT of J&K or UT of Ladakh.
6. Category Certificate: If you applied under SC/ST/OBC/RBA/EWS/PwD.
7. Photo ID Proof: Aadhaar Card or Voter ID.

Venue: The verification is usually conducted at the University of Jammu (for Jammu candidates) and University of Kashmir (for Kashmir candidates). Ladakh candidates may have a center in Leh. The detailed schedule with dates and venues will be notified separately on the website soon.

Why Is the JKSET Certificate Important?

The JKSET (Jammu & Kashmir State Eligibility Test) and LASET (Ladakh State Eligibility Test) certificate is a powerful document for your career.

• Assistant Professor Eligibility: It is the mandatory qualification for applying for Assistant Professor jobs in any state-run university or college in J&K and Ladakh.
• PhD Exemption: While a PhD is desirable, clearing SET allows you to apply for teaching jobs even without a doctorate.
• Lifetime Validity: Once you qualify JKSET, the certificate is valid for a lifetime. You do not need to take the exam again for the same subject.

Troubleshooting Login Issues

Since thousands of candidates will try to access the website on January 10, you might face some technical glitches.

• “Invalid Login”: Double-check your Application Number. Ensure you are not entering your Roll Number in the Application Number field.
• “Server Error”: If the website loads slowly, wait for a few minutes and try again during off-peak hours (late night or early morning).
• Forgot Password: Use the “Forgot Password” link to reset your credentials via your registered email ID or mobile number.

A Message for Those Who Did Not Qualify

If your Roll Number is not on the list, do not be disheartened. The JKSET is a tough exam with a strict 6% selection ratio.

• Analyze Your Score: On Jan 10, download your scorecard to see which paper (Paper I or II) needs improvement.
• Start Preparing: The next cycle of JKSET or the National Eligibility Test (UGC NET) will be around the corner. Use this experience to refine your strategy.

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