SSC CHSL Tier 1 Result 2025–26 Declared: Merit List PDFs and Category-wise Cut Offs

SSC CHSL Tier 1 Result 2025–26 Declared: Merit List PDFs and Category-wise Cut Offs

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has declared the Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL) Tier 1 result for 2025–26 on 27 February 2026. The Tier 1 exam was held from 12 to 30 November 2025 for 3,131 vacancies for posts including Lower Division Clerk (LDC), Junior Secretariat Assistant (JSA) and Data Entry Operator (DEO). Candidates can download shortlisted roll numbers in PDF format and review category-wise cut off marks and next steps.

Result release and where to download

The SSC published the Tier 1 result on its official website and released the merit lists in PDF format containing roll numbers of shortlisted candidates.

Exam overview and vacancies

The CHSL 2024 (result declared in 2026) Tier 1 examination was conducted for several posts and a total of 3,131 vacancies. Key particulars are summarized below.

Particular Details
Exam name Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL) 2024
Conducting body Staff Selection Commission (SSC)
Posts Lower Division Clerk (LDC), Junior Secretariat Assistant (JSA), Data Entry Operator (DEO)
Total vacancies 3,131
Tier 1 exam dates 12–30 November 2025
Result date 27 February 2026
Selection stages Tier 1 and Tier 2

How to check and download the Tier 1 result PDF

Candidates can verify their qualification status by downloading the official PDFs and searching for their roll numbers using basic browser or PDF search functions.

  • Visit the SSC official website: https://ssc.gov.in
  • Navigate to the “Result” section and select the CHSL Examination 2025–26 result link.
  • Download the appropriate Tier 1 result PDF (List 1, List 2 or List 3).
  • Use Ctrl + F (or the PDF reader search) to find your roll number.

Category-wise cut off marks and shortlisted candidates

SSC released category-wise cut off marks for each list along with the number of candidates shortlisted per list. Evaluation used a normalized scoring method.

List 1 — LDC / JSA / Clerk-cum-Typist

The following table lists category-wise cut off marks for List 1.

Category Cut Off Marks
UR 144.25858
OBC 143.83055
EWS 141.42492
SC 125.40250
ST 115.25399
ESM 68.26439

Total shortlisted for List 1: 37,520 candidates.

List 2 — DEO (Science stream)

The following table lists category-wise cut off marks for DEO (Science stream).

Category Cut Off Marks
UR 169.54438
OBC 169.49507
EWS 169.54438
SC 157.72055
ST 152.78518

Total shortlisted for List 2: 614 candidates.

List 3 — DEO (Other than Science stream)

The following table lists category-wise cut off marks for DEO (other than science stream).

Category Cut Off Marks
UR 165.26551
OBC 165.26551
EWS 163.76792
SC 158.63390
ST 150.43132

Total shortlisted for List 3: 1,767 candidates.

Minimum qualifying marks and evaluation method

SSC specified minimum qualifying percentages by category and noted that evaluation was carried out using a normalized scoring method.

Category Minimum % Required
General 30%
OBC / EWS 25%
SC / ST / Others 20%

Details mentioned in the result PDF

The official Tier 1 result PDFs include essential information for shortlisted candidates and next-stage instructions.

  • Roll numbers of shortlisted candidates
  • Exam name and year
  • Category-wise selection details
  • Instructions for appearing in Tier 2 examination

Next steps for qualified candidates

Candidates who qualified in Tier 1 are required to prepare for Tier 2 and related tests; SSC will publish further schedules and admit cards.

  • Tier 2 examination: descriptive paper and skill test/typing test as applicable.
  • SSC will soon release Tier 2 exam dates, admit cards and detailed instructions on the official website.
  • Candidates should begin preparation for descriptive and typing tests and keep documents ready for verification.

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