Alerts and Updates for SHRESHTA

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the final answer keys for the SHRESHTA (NETS) 2025 Examination for Classes IX and XI, conducted on June 1, 2025. These keys are crucial for students to evaluate their performance in the entrance test for the Scheme for Residential Education for Students in High Schools in Targeted Areas. Candidates can access the keys on the official NTA website.

The results for the SHRESHTA NETS Scheme 2025 have been announced, following the examination held on June 1, 2025. This national entrance test selects meritorious Scheduled Caste (SC) students for residential education opportunities. Students can check their results and further details on the NTA portal or related educational platforms.

Admit cards for the SHRESHTA (NETS) 2025 examination were released prior to the test date of June 1, 2025, as per NTA announcements. Additionally, advance intimation for examination city allotment was provided to applicants. This facilitated smooth preparation for the candidates appearing for this significant entrance test.

Corrections in the online application forms for SHRESHTA (NETS) 2025 were allowed by the NTA before the examination, ensuring accurate candidate data. This step was critical for maintaining transparency and fairness in the admission process for residential education under the scheme. Applicants were advised to review and update their particulars on the official portal.

Eligibility criteria for the SHRESHTA NETS Scheme 2025 have been detailed, covering age limits, academic qualifications, and category requirements. This information is vital for prospective applicants aiming to benefit from the residential education program targeting SC students. Interested candidates can refer to educational websites for comprehensive guidelines.

A recent appeal by a ninth-standard student to Prime Minister Narendra Modi has highlighted the need for expansion of the SHRESHTA program. The student emphasized the scheme's importance in providing educational opportunities to underprivileged SC students. This reflects ongoing public interest and advocacy for enhancing the reach of the initiative.