Hello aspirant,

The passing marks for the NMMS examination vary from state to state. It's important to check the specific passing criteria for your state.

Generally, the NMMS examination is conducted in two stages: a written test and an interview. The final selection is based on the combined score of both stages.

However, SC (Scheduled Caste) candidates often have reserved quotas and lower cutoff marks. This means that even if you score below the general category cutoff, you might still qualify based on your category.

I hope it helps you.

Hello,

This NMMS examination also has a certain standard of cutoff criteria set by the state and category. As an SC candidate, it is generally lower than for General candidates.

In most states, the SC demands that candidates pass each of the two sections with a minimum score: the Mental Ability Test (MAT) and Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). This could mean roughly 64 marks out of 200, assuming that the maximum mark is 200. However, states may have different qualifying cutoff marks and overall selection is regulated by factors such as the number of scholarships available and the competition.

Scoring 64 marks should suffice, if that is sufficient for or exceeds the cutoff in your state's SC category. You would need to verify cutoffs for both your state and category, though.