MAHA Teacher Aptitude and Intelligence Test (MAHA TAIT)-2025 examination was successfully held from 27th to 30th May and 2nd to 5th June 2025. MAHA TAIT Cut Off 2025 will be released on 18th August 2025 at www.mscepune.in. Understanding the cut-off marks is important as it determines a candidate’s qualifying status in the exam. We will update the cut off marks as the official results are released on the official website. So stay tuned with us.
MAHA TAIT Cut Off 2025
As per the official schedule, the MAHA TAIT Result 2025 will be released today, 18th August 2025, so it is expected that cut off will be released along with it. A total of 211308 candidates participated in the MAHA TAIT exam to assess the eligibility of candidates for Primary and Secondary teachers in government-funded schools in Maharashtra. Candidates who score equal to or above the cut-off will proceed to the next stages of the selection process.
MAHA TAIT Exam Cut Off 2025 (Expected)
As the official MAHA TAIT Cut Off 2025 will be released on 18th August 2025, here we have shared the expected cut off marks based on previous years’ trends and the difficulty level of the MAHA TAIT exam.
| Category | Cut Off (Expected) |
| General | 160 – 170 |
| EWS | 145 – 155 |
| OBC | 150 – 160 |
| SC | 140 – 150 |
| ST | 130 – 140 |
| PH | 120 – 130 |
MAHA TAIT 2025 – Minimum Qualifying Marks
The minimum qualifying marks are notified by the official along with the notification PDF. Candidates are considered qualified in the exam if they have secured more than the minimum marks in the written test as per their category.
| Category | Minimum Qualifying Marks |
| General | 60% |
| OBC | 50% |
| SC/ ST | 40% |
| Other Backward Class | 40% |
Key Factors Affecting MAHA TAIT Cut Off
When preparing the cut-off marks for the Maharashtra Teacher Aptitude and Intelligence Test (MAHA TAIT), several factors are taken into consideration to ensure a fair and comprehensive selection process. Here are the key factors influencing the MAHA TAIT cut-off:
- Number of Vacancies: A larger number of vacancies may lead to a lower cut-off, as more candidates can be selected.
- Difficulty Level of the Exam: If the MAHA TAIT exam is determined as more challenging, the cut-off marks are likely to be lower, and vice versa.
- Number of Candidates Appearing: A higher number of applicants can increase competition and eventually result in a higher cut-off, particularly for popular subjects.
- Reservation Policies: The Maharashtra government’s reservation policies for various categories (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.) are considered in the cut-off calculations, with different minimum qualifying percentages set for each category.
- Candidate Performance: If a larger number of candidates score high, the cut-off may increase, while lower average scores can lead to a reduced cut-off.
6. Previous Year Trends: Analyzing cut-off trends from earlier MAHA TAIT exams helps to expect the likely range for the current year.
