SSC GD Result 2026 - Direct Link to Check at ssc.gov.in

The Staff Selection Commission dated file HQ-C-3/2/2026-C-3 on 12.10.2026. It shortlists candidates for the Physical Efficiency Test and Physical Standard Test of the Constable (GD) in Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) and SSF, and Rifleman (GD) in Assam Rifles Examination, 2026. The computer based examination ran from 27.04.2026 to 30.05.2026. 21,56,776 candidates appeared. The lists are on ssc.gov.in. Call letters for PET/PST will come from the nodal force, CRPF, on rect.crpf.gov.in. Marks and the final answer keys are not on the site yet.

SSC GD Result 2026 @ssc.gov.in

The write-up is signed Director to the Government of India and dated 12.10.2026. The Commission says these lists are on ssc.gov.in: List-I, female candidates provisionally shortlisted for PET/PST; List-II, male candidates provisionally shortlisted for PET/PST other than SSF; List-III, withheld candidates; List-IV, debarred candidates. A candidate matches the roll number on the list. The shortlist is provisional.

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Shortlist

Minimum qualifying marks, before NCC bonus marks, are UR 30 percent, OBC and EWS 25 percent, and SC, ST and ESM 20 percent. Cut-off marks use normalized scores and the NCC bonus. NCC bonus is not given to ex-servicemen. NCC C is 8 marks, NCC B is 4.8 marks, and NCC A is 3.2 marks.

The female UR figure of 7,039 includes 789 EWS, 693 SC, 685 ST and 3,086 OBC candidates shortlisted at the UR standard. The male UR figure of 78,459, for forces other than SSF, includes 9,474 EWS, 8,434 SC, 6,100 ST and 36,548 OBC candidates shortlisted at the UR standard.

Male candidates shortlisted for all-India vacancies of SSF:

The SSF UR figure of 150 includes 38 EWS, 6 SC, 1 ST and 75 OBC candidates shortlisted at the UR standard. State and UT cut-offs for female candidates are in Annexure-I of the write-up. State and UT cut-offs for male candidates in forces other than SSF are in Annexure-II. Those annexures also record the date of birth of the last shortlisted candidate. Area columns in the annexures follow the general area, the border area, and the naxal or militancy affected area.

How the list was prepared

Candidates from naxal or militancy affected areas were first considered against those vacancies, then against general-area vacancies. Candidates from border areas were first considered against border vacancies, then against general-area vacancies. A candidate from both kinds of area was considered first for the naxal or militancy vacancy, then the border vacancy, then the general area.

Where reserved-category candidates moved from one State or UT to another, the category follows the option in the application. 13,231 such candidates were processed as UR. Of them, 246 are in the PET/PST shortlist, in List-I or List-II. Their age-relaxation codes were changed to match.

A tie in the computer based examination, including NCC bonus marks, is broken in this order: marks in Part A (General Intelligence and Reasoning), marks in Part B (General Knowledge and General Awareness), marks in Part C (Elementary Mathematics), older date of birth, then alphabetical order of names.

List-III withholds the result of 60 candidates. The result of 3 further candidates is withheld because of court cases. List-IV covers 88 candidates debarred by the Commission; their result was not processed. Where a vacancy exists and no candidate was available at this stage, the minimum qualifying marks of that category are the cut-off for the later stage.

Final answer keys were prepared after the Commission examined challenges to the tentative keys. Marks of qualified and non-qualified candidates, the final keys, and the question papers with response sheets will be placed on ssc.gov.in later. A candidate will open them with the registered ID and password.