KTET Result Out 2026: Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan Result, Verification & Next Exam Details

Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan declared the KTET Result 2026 for the December 2025 session on 26 May 2026, and candidates who qualified are now going through certificate verification at their District Education Offices. Here’s a complete, up-to-date breakdown of the result, scorecard download steps, qualifying marks, verification schedule, and what’s next for KTET aspirants in 2026.

KTET Answer Key 2026 – Download PDF

KTET December 2025 Exam Overview

KTET December 2025 Exam Date

The KTET December 2025 Exam was conducted on 21 and 23 February 2026 for candidates aspiring to become teachers in Kerala schools. The examination was held in multiple shifts across designated exam centres for all four KTET categories. Candidates who appeared for the exam can now check the KTET Result 2026, scorecard, and qualifying status on the official website after the completion of the evaluation process.

KTET Result 2026 – Details Here!

The KTET Result 2026 for the December 2025 session was officially declared on 26 May 2026 after the release of the final answer key on 25 May 2026. Candidates who qualified in the exam could complete certificate verification at their respective District Education Offices (DEOs) between 30 June and 12 July 2026. Aspirants can check their KTET Result 2026, scorecard, qualifying status, and certificate-related updates through the official Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan website.

KTET Result 2026: What’s Confirmed So Far

Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan released the KTET December 2025 session result on 26 May 2026, after completing the answer key correction and evaluation process. This result covers the exam that was actually conducted on 21 and 23 February 2026, for all four categories:

• Category I — Lower Primary (Classes 1–5) teachers
• Category II — Upper Primary (Classes 6–8) teachers
• Category III — High School (Classes 9–10) teachers
• Category IV — Language, Specialist, and Physical Education teachers

Along with the result, the rectified/final answer key was also released on 25 May 2026, giving candidates a chance to cross-check their responses before the official scores came out.

KTET Result 2026 – Important Dates

The next KTET cycle’s exam date hasn’t been officially confirmed yet by Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan — you may see conflicting tentative dates floating around on different portals right now. For that, it’s best to point readers to check ktet.kerala.gov.in directly rather than quoting an unconfirmed date, since giving out a wrong date in the blog could hurt trust and rankings if TNPSC… I mean KPB later announces something different.

KTET Result December 2025 PDF Download: Direct Link to Kerala TET Result

The KTET Result December 2025 has been released by Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan for candidates who appeared in the examination held on 21 and 23 February 2026. Candidates can download their KTET Result 2026 PDF, scorecard, and qualifying status by visiting the official KTET portal or using the direct result link provided below.

To access the result, enter your Register Number and Date of Birth in the login window. It is advisable to download and save a copy of the result PDF for future reference, including certificate verification and recruitment purposes.

Previous KTET Result PDFs – Year-wise Result Download Links

Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan conducts the KTET exam twice a year, and each session’s result follows a similar pattern — exam conducted, provisional and rectified answer keys released, and the final result declared a few weeks to months later. For the December 2025 session, the exam was held on 21 and 23 February 2026, with the result declared on 26 May 2026.

Earlier sessions followed a similar timeline, with results typically released within 2-3 months of the exam, followed by certificate verification at the respective District Education Offices for qualified candidates. Checking previous KTET result trends can help aspirants estimate when the next result is likely to be announced and plan their next steps — including reapplying for KPSC teaching posts — accordingly.

How to Check KTET Result 2026: Step-by-Step Guide

Checking your Kerala TET Result December 2026 is simple if you follow the correct steps on the official KTET portal. Candidates who have secured the KTET cut-off marks must complete the document verification process to be officially declared qualified. Those who pass all stages will be awarded the eligibility certificate by the Secretary of Pareeksha Bhavan, Poojappura, Thiruvananthapuram, on behalf of the Government of Kerala. To ensure you don’t miss out, here is the step-by-step guide to help you easily access your KTET Result 2026.

How to Check KTET Result 2026 Online

1. Visit the official website: ktet.kerala.gov.in
2. Look for the “KTET December 2025 Result” or “K-TET Result” link on the homepage
3. Click on “Check Result”
4. Enter your Registration Number and Date of Birth
5. Select your category (I, II, III, or IV)
6. Your scorecard will appear on screen — download and save the PDF

Your KTET scorecard shows your personal details, subject-wise marks, total marks out of 150, and your final qualifying status. Keep this PDF safe — you’ll need it during document verification and later during KPSC teacher recruitment.

KTET Qualifying Marks 2026

To qualify KTET and become eligible for the certificate, candidates need to meet these minimum marks (out of 150):

The exam itself is 150 questions for 150 marks, with a duration of 2 hours 30 minutes, and there is no negative marking.

KTET Scorecard 2026 Download – Steps Here!

Once the KTET Result 2026 is declared, the first thing every candidate should do is log in to the official website (ktet.kerala.gov.in) using their Registration Number and Date of Birth, then download the scorecard PDF. This scorecard shows your subject-wise marks, total marks out of 150, and your qualifying status.

Don’t just download it — take a printout and save multiple digital copies too, since this document will be needed repeatedly: during certificate verification, while applying for KPSC teaching recruitments, and sometimes even years later when applying for promotions. Losing this scorecard can mean extra delays later, so it’s worth treating it as a permanent record from day one.

KTET Certificate 2026: Verification Process, Documents Required & How to Receive It

Clearing KTET is not the final step — many candidates mistakenly assume it is. To actually receive the KTET Eligibility Certificate, qualified candidates must complete a mandatory document verification process.

• Verification window: 30 June 2026 to 12 July 2026
• Where: Your respective District Education Office (DEO) — the schedule is district-wise, so timing may vary by location
• Who needs to attend: Only candidates who qualified in the KTET December 2025 exam (result declared 26 May 2026); candidates who didn’t qualify don’t need to attend
• What to carry: Original certificates plus two self-attested photocopies each of your educational qualifications, teacher training certificates, identity proof, and reservation certificates (if applicable)

Since verification is being conducted district-wise and the window closes very soon, candidates who haven’t yet reported to their DEO should confirm their exact date and time immediately rather than waiting till the last moment.

Once issued, the KTET certificate is valid for a lifetime — there’s no need to reappear for the exam once you’ve qualified and completed verification, and there’s also no limit on the number of attempts if you don’t clear it the first time.

KTET Certificate 2026 – Documents Required & How to Receive It

After your documents are successfully verified at the DEO, you become eligible to receive your official KTET eligibility certificate. This certificate is the actual proof of your teaching eligibility in Kerala and is a mandatory requirement when applying for teaching posts through Kerala PSC (KPSC), as well as for appointments, promotions, and continued service in government and aided schools. The good news is that once issued, this certificate is valid for a lifetime — you won’t need to reappear for KTET again unless you want to improve your score in the future. Candidates should keep both the physical certificate and a scanned copy safely, since it will be a recurring requirement throughout their teaching career, not just at the time of first appointment.

What’s Next: KTET Application 2026 – Upcoming Session

Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan conducts KTET twice a year, so a new application cycle typically follows soon after each result. Key points for the next cycle based on the latest notification:

• Online application window: 26 February to 16 March 2026 (dates were extended in the latest cycle from an initial 7 March deadline)
• Final printout deadline: 13 March 2026
• Exam pattern: 150 MCQs, 150 marks, 2.5-hour duration, no age limit to apply
• Exam date: To be announced separately by Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan closer to the exam

Since exam dates for the next cycle are being finalized separately from the application window, aspirants should keep checking ktet.kerala.gov.in directly for the confirmed hall ticket release and exam date announcement, as several unofficial sources currently report different tentative dates.

KTET vs CTET: Quick Note

A lot of Kerala aspirants also search for CTET alongside KTET. The key difference: CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) is a national-level exam conducted by CBSE, valid for teaching jobs in central government schools (KVS, NVS, etc.) across India, while KTET is Kerala-specific and mandatory for government and aided school teaching posts within the state. If you’re targeting only Kerala school jobs, KTET is the one that matters most; CTET becomes relevant if you’re also open to central government teaching posts.

Why KTET 2026 Matters for Kerala PSC Jobs

Following a Supreme Court judgment, KTET qualification is now mandatory for appointment, promotion, and service continuation for teachers in Kerala. This makes the certificate a non-negotiable requirement before you can apply through Kerala PSC (KPSC) recruitment drives for teaching posts — which is why so many candidates are searching for KPSC notifications right alongside their KTET result and certificate status.