CBSE to release KVS, NVS and EMRS Tier-II results from mid-August

In a statement, the board said the Tier-II examinations held in March covered recruitment to various teaching and non-teaching posts and included both objective and descriptive papers

Published on: Aug 8, 2026, 08:07:00 IST

By Niraj Pandit

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Mumbai: Days after candidates raised concerns over the delay in recruitment results, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Friday announced that the Tier-II examination results for recruitment to teaching and non-teaching posts in Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS), Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS) and Eklavya Model Residential Schools (EMRS) will be declared in phases from mid-August.

CBSE to release KVS, NVS and EMRS Tier-II results from mid-August

In a statement, the board said the Tier-II examinations held in March covered recruitment to various teaching and non-teaching posts and included both objective and descriptive papers.

According to CBSE, the evaluation of the objective papers has been completed, including the release of answer keys and OMR sheet images. The physical assessment of more than 2.1 lakh descriptive answer books across 68 subjects is now at an advanced stage.

The board said results would be announced in phases beginning mid-August and advised candidates to follow updates only through its official website.

Hindustan Times had reported on August 1 that lakhs of aspirants were awaiting the outcome of the recruitment process for 23,029 posts across KVS, NVS and EMRS. The delay had triggered an online campaign, with candidates urging the government to expedite the declaration of results.

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Niraj Pandit
Niraj Pandit is a journalist based in Mumbai who has spent than two decades working in reporting and editing. He is currently employed by Hindustan Times. At Hindustan Times he focuses on education, higher education, public policy and civic issues in Maharashtra. For years he has covered schools, universities, entrance exams, education reforms and government policies. He has also covered civic and infrastructure topics. Before joining Hindustan Times in 2022 he was with known Marathi newspapers such as Loksatta, Lokmat, and Maharashtra Times. He worked in reporting, editing and newsroom leadership roles. His work has included stories about education, science and technology government operations and public interest topics. He has reported on subjects such as IIT Bombay and the universities, school education, exam reforms and state education policies. His reporting has always aimed to create fact-based stories that make complicated public issues easy to understand.Read More

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