NMMS Punjab Result 2024-25 Out, Check Merit List, Qualifying Marks @ssapunjab.org

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If you have scored 72 marks in the Bihar NMMS exam but your name is not in the result list, it could be because the cut-off marks this year might be higher than your score. Sometimes the cut-off changes every year based on how many students appeared, the difficulty level of the exam, and the number of available scholarships.

Even though 72 is a good score, if the competition was tough this year, it’s possible that your marks were not enough to make it to the final selection list.

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Dear Nobin, to check the official top marks List in Kerala steps:-

1. Visit the Kerala SCERT or NMIMS portal official websites

2. Download the state-level merit or merit list PDF

3. Verify Nashva M's details in the document:

Hope you get that : BEST OF LUCK

To check your NMMS result for the year 2023 or 2024 for class 8 you need to visit the official website of your state education board or SCERT For example if you are from Andhra Pradesh go to the site bse ap gov in or if you are from Tamil Nadu go to dge tn gov in After opening the website look for the link named NMMS result 2023 or NMMS result 2024 Click on that link and enter your roll number or application number If your state provides a PDF file then you can open it and search your name or roll number in the list The result will show if you are selected or not and it may also show your marks If you tell me your state name I can help you find the correct result page or give you the direct link to check your NMMS scholarship result easily

How to Check NMMS Result Without Roll Number

• State-wide PDF Merit Lists
  • Many states (TN, AP, Bihar, Kerala) upload PDF files with names, schools, districts, and scores.
  • Simply open the PDF, use Ctrl+F (or mobile search), type your name or school, and view your result—even without a roll number.
  • Some states require a portal login using a roll number.
  • If you don’t know yours:
    1. Ask your school (exam/application records).
    2. Check old admit cards—they often contain the roll number.
    3. Look for an SMS/email from SCERT containing the roll number.
• No PDF or Portal Available?
  Contact your school, district education office, or SCERT helpline to obtain your roll number or ask them to confirm your result

HEY THERE!!!

Eligibility Criteria:

• Applicants must be currently enrolled in class 8 at a government or government-aided school.
• Additionally, the annual family income should not exceed INR 3.5 lakh.

Application Process:

• Obtain the application form either from your school or download it online.
• Complete the form, attach all required documents (such as proof of income and identification), and submit it to your school.

Admit Card Collection:

• After submitting your application, collect your admit card from the school or download it from the official website.
• It is essential to keep this card safe, as it is required on the examination day.

Preparation for Examination:

• Prepare thoroughly in the areas of Mental Ability, Mathematics, Science, and Social Science, focusing on concepts from classes 7 and 8.
• Utilize sample papers and practice questions to enhance your readiness.

On the Day of the Exam:

• Ensure you bring your admit card and necessary stationery.
• Arrive at the examination center ahead of time to avoid any last-minute issues.

Post-Examination :

• After the exam, check for results either at your school or online through the designated portal.

Best wishes for your preparation and examination.