KVS NVS Tier 2 result 2026 expected shortly; check result date, cut-offs and next steps
KVS NVS Tier 2 Result 2026: The KVS NVS Tier 2 Result 2026 is expected to be released shortly, with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announcing that results for the Tier 2 recruitment examinations will be released in phases from mid-August. The evaluation process is currently in its concluding stages.The recruitment examination was conducted from March 27 to March 31, 2026, for 15,762 teaching and non-teaching vacancies across Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) and Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS). The vacancy count includes 9,921 KVS posts and 5,841 NVS posts.KVS NVS Tier 2 result 2026 key details
| Particular | Details |
| Recruiting organisations | KVS and NVS |
| Conducting body | CBSE |
| Total vacancies | 15,762 |
| KVS vacancies | 9,921 |
| NVS vacancies | 5,841 |
| Tier 2 exam | March 27 to March 31, 2026 |
| Answer key | Released on May 13, 2026 |
ResultExpected from mid-August 2026The provisional answer key and OMR response sheets were released on May 13, 2026. Candidates were subsequently given an opportunity to challenge the provisional key.How to check KVS NVS Tier 2 resultOnce the result link is activated, candidates can follow these steps:Step 1: Visit the official CBSE, KVS or NVS website.Step 2: Open the recruitment results section.Step 3: Select the link for the KVS NVS Tier 2 result.Step 4: Enter the Registration or Application Number and Password or Date of Birth.Step 5: Submit the details to view the result and scorecard.Step 6: Download the scorecard and check the merit list PDF for the Roll Number.Expected cut-off marks for Tier 2The following figures are estimates and are not the official cut-offs:
| Category | PGT / 150 | TGT / 150 | PRT / 180 |
| General / UR | 107–113 | 91–97 | 132–138 |
| OBC (NCL) | 102–107 | 85–90 | 125–130 |
| EWS | 103–108 | 83–88 | 125–128 |
| SC | 93–98 | 73–78 | 115–120 |
| ST | 86–91 | 67–71 | 105–112 |
Historical recruitment trends indicate higher thresholds for some PGT subjects, including Hindi, Geography and History, while Physics and Chemistry have recorded comparatively lower ranges. TGT language subjects have also generally recorded higher cut-offs than some other disciplines.• Direct link to visit the official websiteWhat happens after the resultCandidates qualifying Tier 2 will move to the next stage according to the post. Teaching posts can involve interviews and document verification, while specified non-teaching posts may require a skill, typing or computer proficiency test. The final cut-offs will depend on vacancies, examination performance and applicable selection rules.
