NCERT Non-Teaching Result 2026 for Group A, B, and C Positions, Release Soon

The National Council of Educational Research and Training conducted the NCERT Non-Teaching Recruitment Examination 2026 on March 24, March 25, and March 27, 2026, in Phase 1; April 27, April 28, and April 29, 2026, in Phase 2; and on May 15, 2026, in Phase 3. Candidates who took part in it are now eagerly waiting for the result. 

Reportedly, the NCERT is planning to announce the results for the various non-teaching positions by the second week of June 2026. They will announce the result on their official website, and then all the participants will be able to check whether they have passed the examination or not. The portal where they will announce it is https://ncert.nic.in/.

If you are one of those candidates who have participated in the examination held for any Group A, B, or C position, note that the NCERT will announce the result as a merit list in PDF format. The result is set to carry the roll number of qualified candidates; you will find your roll number on this document only if you have passed it.

The merit for the different non-teaching positions is expected to be made public separately. Note that the result won’t only carry the qualified candidates’ roll number but also the category-wise cut-off marks for each position. Certainly, it is going to be different from one another for each category for different positions to comply with reservation rules.

The cut-off marks are the minimum passing requirement that is needed to pass the NCERT Non-Teaching Recruitment Examination 2026. Refer to the table below to check the expected category-wise cut-off marks provided below, which we have analysed based on by different factors, including reservation rules, number of vacancies, and examination toughness.

Group A 

Post Code	Post Name	UR	OBC	SC	ST	EWS
1	Superintending Engineer	70 – 75	–	–	–	–
2	Production Officer	69 – 73	–	–	–	–
3	Business Manager	68 – 72	–	–	–	–
4	Assistant Production Officer	72 – 76	66 – 70	–	–	–
5	Assistant Engineer Grade-A	64 – 69	–	55 – 58	51 – 54	–
6	Assistant Public Relation Officer	71 – 75	–	–	–	–

Group B

Post Code	Post Name	UR	OBC	SC	ST	EWS
7	Senior Accountant	77 – 81	–	–	–	–
8	Junior Hindi Translator	73 – 77	–	–	–	–
9	Junior Accountant	75 – 79	–	–	–	–
10	Store Officer	66 – 68	–	–	–	–
11	Production Assistant	71 – 75	66 – 69	–	–	–
12-20	Media & Technical Posts (Average)	70 – 74	65 – 68	61 – 64	–	64 – 67

Group C 

Post Category	Post Name / Core Cadres	UR	OBC	SC	ST	EWS
Ministerial	Lower Division Clerk (LDC) / Assistant	89 – 92	84 – 86	86 – 88	77 – 81	86 – 88
Technical / IT	Computer Operator / Graphic Assistant	66 – 69	61 – 65	57 – 61	54 – 58	59 – 63
Laboratory	Lab Assistant (Physics/Chem/Bio)	74 – 78	69 – 73	63 – 67	59 – 62	68 – 72
Skilled Trade	Store Keeper / Artisans / Technicians	55 – 59	49 – 53	45 – 49	41 – 44	51 – 54

Once the result for the examination held in the computer-based test mode is made public, you can check it by going through the step-by-step instructions available below.

• Go to the official website of the National Council of Educational Research and Training at https://ncert.nic.in/.
• In the menu bar, you will see an option that reads ‘Announcement’; tap on it and then hit the ‘Vacancies’ button.
• Click on the ‘Non-Academic’ option and then look for an option related to ‘Result for Non-Teaching CBT Examination – Advt. No. 01/2025, and click on it.
• Tap on the position for which you have participated in the CBT examination in order to download the merit list.
• Open the result file and search for your roll number to check that you have passed the examination.

Following the announcement of the results for the Non-Teaching CBT examination by the NCERT, qualified candidates will be called for the next stage, which is a personal interview for document verification for group A and group B positions and a skill test for group C.