It is part of a key hiring round for central schools that the CBSE has advanced. On August 23, 2026 the Tier-II outcomes were declared for PGT Physics, Vice Principal and Stenographer Grade-II at both KVS and NVS. While institutions make their preparations for the next placement stage, candidates are able to verify their status on the recruitment application portal.
This phase of the drive, which spans over 15,000 teaching and non-teaching openings, means classrooms and offices are one step closer to being fully staffed. As the shortlisting goes on, one can expect physics labs, office functions and school leadership to be all the better for it.
What CBSE has announced
Under Advertisement No. RECTT. NOTIFICATION/01/2025, the CBSE has made live the Tier-II examination results for certain posts with Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan and Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti. At present this includes PGT Physics, Vice Principal and Stenographer Grade-II.
The written portion of the Tier-II was conducted between March 27 and 31, 2026. Final answer keys have come out in phases, the first of them on May 13, 2026. The portal also has the earlier result phases from August 17 and after.
Why it matters for schools and students
The scale of the hiring is evident in the more than 2.1 lakh descriptive answer books the CBSE has had to evaluate in 68 disciplines. Getting a PGT Physics in place is timely for board prep and lab work; a Vice Principal bolsters academic governance and a Stenographer the daily administration.
As for EMRS, those Tier-II results will be put out separately on the NESTS or official EMRS site so there is no confusion for institutions or candidates in tracking system-wise updates.
How to check result and next steps
A candidate’s individual result or whether he or she has been shortlisted can be viewed by way of the login on the application portal. One needs the registered credentials and to pass the CAPTCHA to gain access. The outcome will be unambiguous as to if the candidate is moving forward.
To be clear, the sequence of action is as follows:
– Log in to the application portal
– Put in your registration number and password
– Do the CAPTCHA
– See the result or shortlisting
– Go over any post-specific instructions
Depending on the post, the path to selection could involve an interview, a skill test, medicals or document verification. It is well to keep the result records handy for these formalities.
Marks, interviews and schedules
In the case of posts requiring an interview, the Tier-II result is only an indication of shortlisting for now. CBSE has indicated that marksheets will be put up within 15 days of the final result once the interview is done.
If there is no interview called for, the Tier-II marks are right there with the result via the candidate login, giving an immediate read on performance before document checks.
Once KVS or NVS have been consulted and schedules are set, call letters for any skill tests or interviews will be available through the candidate login. That gives institutions the chance to plan internally.
Phased declarations and institutional planning
CBSE is in the process of finalising the rest of the recruitment examination results and will declare them in phases. A staggered release allows schools to anticipate the flow of new staff and put onboarding support in place.
Should preference submission be necessary, the portal is open for that until the deadline. For any updates on recruitment, the CBSE would have one rely on the official websites of CBSE, KVS and NVS and the application login alone.
For the teachers and staff coming down the pipeline, this is the start of the move from the exam hall to the campus. For the student body it is a matter of having steadier timetables and better operations ahead.
