Yes, NEST 2025 result has been released on 10th July, 2025.
The section-wise minimum admissible score (SMAS), which consists of the minimum admissible percentile (MAP) and cutoff marks for each section, will be used to determine the final merit list for NISER and CEBS.
Nowadays, becoming a member of NISER is not all that difficult. All you need to get into NISER for the general category is a NEST score of between 60 and 65 percent.
The NEST exam is not very challenging. The degree of difficulty ranges from medium to difficult. The NEST exam is not a big deal for you if you are familiar with the material from your 11th and 12th grade classes, but it is more challenging than the JEE mains and NEET exams. However, the exam is not as challenging as JEE Advanced.
Candidates must achieve the NEST 2023 cut off or higher to secure a place on the NISER merit list. Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology will each receive 50 points, with the general section receiving 30. The general section as well as the candidate's best three subjects or sections attempted will be considered.
Only 0.5% of the approximately 80,000 applicants nationwide are admitted.