REET Normalization Process 2025, Minimum Qualifying Marks

The Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (BSER) has announced the implementation of REET Normalization 2025 for the REET Exam 2025. Since the Level 2 REET Exam 2025 was conducted in two shifts over two days, variations in the difficulty level of the REET Question Papers 2025 are expected. To ensure a fair and objective REET Result 2025, the BSER has introduced the Normalization Process, which will adjust candidates’ scores based on exam difficulty, ensuring an equitable evaluation for all test-takers.

What is REET Normalization 2025?

The Normalization Process is a statistical method used to adjust scores measured on different scales, ensuring fair and rationalized results. The Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (BSER) will implement REET Normalization 2025 to ensure that candidates who appeared in different shifts of the REET Exam 2025 are evaluated on a balanced parameter. This method considers the difficulty level of each shift and applies a specific formula to calculate normalized scores. Normalization has already been adopted in major government exams like CTET and SSC, ensuring an equitable evaluation process for all candidates.

Why is REET Normalization 2025 Required?

This year, the REET Level 2 Exam 2025 was conducted over two days (27th and 28th February 2025) in three different shifts, leading to variations in difficulty levels across shifts. Since the Level 1 exam had only one shift, the REET Normalization 2025 process will not apply to it. However, for Level 2, where the difficulty varied between shifts, normalization ensures fair and unbiased results. Experts have previously noted similar discrepancies in REET 2022, where one shift was more challenging than others. To eliminate such concerns, the Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (BSER) has introduced REET Normalization 2025. Candidates can check their REET Result 2025 after normalization on the official BSER website using their login credentials.

REET Minimum Qualifying Marks 2025

Candidates appearing for the REET 2025 must secure the REET Minimum Passing Marks 2025 to qualify for the exam. Both Level 1 and Level 2 candidates need to meet these minimum marks to be considered REET Qualifiers.

Additionally, candidates who had previously applied for the REET 2025 Exam and are reappearing due to the exam’s cancellation from a paper leak must also achieve the Minimum REET Cut-Off Marks set by the Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (BSER). The official REET Minimum Passing Marks 2025 are listed in the table below. Stay updated with the latest announcements and ensure you meet the qualifying criteria.

REET Cut Off Marks 2025

The BSER Board has released the REET Cut-Off Marks 2025 for candidates who had applied for the REET Exam 2025 and have now appeared for the REET Exam 2025. Until last year, the REET Score had 90% weightage in the recruitment process of Grade 3 Teachers’ Recruitment under the Board. Therefore, for the candidates of REET Exam 2025 reappearing in REET Exam 2025, the REET Scorecard will still hold 90% weightage in the upcoming recruitment. Thus, the REET Cut-Off Marks List, along with the REET 2025 Merit List will be released soon for these candidates.

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