As the REET 2022 exam is out, the Supreme Court has additionally released an order for NCTE concerning the revised passing standards for REET 2022. There can be a 5 to 20 per cent passing percentage rest for applicants to qualify for REET 2022. Here is the information is given below:
| Class | Least Passing % | |
| Non-TSP | TSP | |
| General | 60 | 60 |
| SC | 55 | 36 |
| ST, MBC, OBC, EWS | 55 | |
| Widows, Ex-Servicemen | 50 | |
| Physically Handicap | 40 | |
| Persons with Sahriya Community | 36 |
In the REET Teaching Recruitment Examination, School Analytics, the weightage of the marks acquired in the REET examination has been increased. Previously, the weightage of the REET marks is handiest 70% and 30% is for the educational weightage of the candidates. Now it’s miles converted into 90: 10.
| Recruitment Ration | Weightage of Marks | Scholastic Weightage |
| Previous | 70 | 30 |
| Currently | 90 | 10 |
