PESSAT 2022 result announced at pessat.com; Steps to download rank card
Mayank Uniyal | July 14, 2022 | 03:01 PM IST | 1 min read
PES University has declared the PESSAT 2022 result at pessat.com. Know steps to download PESSAT rank card 2022.
NEW DELHI: The People's Education Society (PES) has declared the PESSAT result 2022. The People's Education Society Scholastic Aptitude Test (PESSAT) result link is activated at pessat.com. Candidates can download PESSAT 2022 results in online mode. The login credentials required to download PES entrance exam result 2022 are registration number and date of birth.
The result of PESSAT 2022 is available in the form of a rank card. The PESSAT result 2022 consists of the candidate's personal details, total marks obtained, roll number and rank secured in the PESSAT exam. Know steps to download PESSAT result 2022 from below.
PESSAT 2022 result date
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PESSAT 2022 dates |
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PESSAT result date 2022 |
July 14, 2022 |
Steps to download PESSAT result 2022
Candidates can check the following steps to download PES exam result.
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Visit the PESSAT official website - pessat.com.
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Click on the PESSAT 2022 result for B.Tech link.
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Enter the login credentials such as registration number and date of birth.
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Check all the details mentioned in the result,
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Download PESSAT result 2022 and keep it safe for future reference.
The authorities will prepare the merit list on the basis of PESSAT results. The merit list will be shortly available on PESSAT official website. Candidates will be called for the PESSAT counselling and seat allotment process on the basis of their merit.
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