Rajasthan JET Result 2025: The Rajasthan Joint Entrance Test (JET) 2025 result will likely be declared on July 31. As soon as the result is announced, candidates who appeared for the test can check the result on the official website – jetskrau2025.com. Initially, the Rajasthan JET 2025 result was scheduled to be declared on July 25, and then was revised to July 29 and again to July 31. The Rajasthan JET was administered by the Office of JET Coordinator, Swami Keshwanand Rajasthan Agricultural University, Bikaner for admission to undergraduate programmes in agriculture and allied sciences in Rajasthan. Rajasthan JET 2025 Result: How to download Rajasthan JET, Pre‑PG or PhD exam scorecard Step 1: Go to the official website: jetskrau2025.com Step 2: Click on the designated link – JET/ Pre‑PG/ PhD Result 2025 Step 3: On the next window, log in using the registration ID and password or date of birth Step 4: Click on “submit” and download the Rajasthan JET, Pre‑PG or PhD exam scorecard The Rajasthan JET, Pre‑PG or PhD 2025 exam result scorecard will have mention of the subject‑wise marks, total score obtained and qualifying status. The exam was held to determine the eligibility for admission to undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes in Agriculture and Allied Sciences across participating universities in Rajasthan. In this entrance examination, candidates securing zero or negative marks will not be eligible for counselling process. Option of BTech (Dairy Technology) will be available only for those candidates having PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) in the Senior Secondary Examination (10+2) and attempted the PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) in JET Examinations. Option of BTech (Food Technology) will be available for candidates having combination of PCM or PCB or PCMB or PCA only. Qualified candidates will be eligible to take part in the online counselling process. The option form is expected to open from July 28 to August 4, and the first provisional seat allotment list is expected to be released on August 12. Candidates from other states will only be eligible for admission in 50 per cent seats of private universities.
