The SSC GD Constable Result 2026 is expected to be announced soon on the official Staff Selection Commission (SSC) website
Candidates who appeared in the Computer Based Examination (CBE) for 25,487 Constable (GD) vacancies can check their result, merit list PDF, qualifying status, and scorecard online after the official declaration.
In this article, you will find the latest updates on the SSC GD Result 2026, including the expected result date, direct PDF download link, category-wise cut-off marks, merit list, score calculation, PET/PST selection process, and step-by-step instructions to check your result.
Stay updated with all official announcements to avoid missing any important recruitment updates.
CBE Result Expected July–August 2026 | Answer Key Out 15 June 2026 | Check at ssc.gov.in
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Details
Conducting Body
Staff Selection Commission (SSC)
Exam Name
Constable (GD) in Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) & SSF, Rifleman (GD) in Assam Rifles, and Sepoy in Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) Examination, 2025-2026
Important: Two Different SSC GD Results — Don’t Get Confused
Previous Cycle — Final Result (Already Declared): The SSC GD Constable Final Result for the earlier recruitment cycle has already been released, containing the final selection list after CBE + PET/PST + Medical + Document Verification. In the last completed cycle, a total of 53,252 candidates qualified (4,932 male + 48,320 female, as per the declared final result).
Current Cycle — CBE (Written) Result (Awaited): For the ongoing 2025-2026 recruitment cycle (CBE held 27 April–30 May 2026), only the written exam result is now awaited — expected around July-August 2026. This is just the first stage result; PET/PST, medical, and final selection will follow afterward.
Always check the exact exam-cycle/year mentioned on the result notice on ssc.gov.in to confirm which result you are viewing, since SSC often labels a cycle by more than one year (e.g., “Examination-2026,2025”).
Look for “Constable (GD) in CAPFs, SSF and Rifleman (GD) in Assam Rifles Examination — List of Candidates Qualified for PET/PST”
Click the “Result” column link to open the Merit List PDF
Open the PDF and press Ctrl+F (or use the search icon on mobile) → type your Roll Number or Name
If your details are highlighted, you have qualified in the written exam
Download and save the result PDF for future reference
For detailed normalised marks/scorecard: Log in to the candidate dashboard on ssc.gov.in using your Registration Number and Password (available about a week after the result)
Normalisation: Since the CBE is conducted across many shifts and days (27 April – 30 May 2026), SSC applies a normalisation formula to adjust raw scores based on the relative difficulty of each shift — normalised marks may increase, decrease, or stay the same versus the raw score
Final result is based on normalised marks, not raw scores, to ensure fairness across shifts
Tie-Breaking Rule (in order): 1) Marks in Part-A of the CBE, 2) Marks in Part-B of the CBE, 3) Older candidate (by Date of Birth) ranked higher
SSC GD CBE Exam Pattern (For Reference)
Section
Questions / Marks
General Intelligence & Reasoning
20 Questions | 40 Marks
General Knowledge & General Awareness
20 Questions | 40 Marks
Elementary Mathematics
20 Questions | 40 Marks
English/Hindi
20 Questions | 40 Marks
Total
80 Questions | 160 Marks | 60 Minutes
Note: This is only a qualifying/screening stage — CBE marks (post-normalisation) directly decide the merit list for PET/PST shortlisting, since PET/PST/Medical are qualifying-only and do NOT carry marks toward the final merit.
Full Selection Process — What Happens After the Result
Stage 1: Computer Based Examination (CBE) — objective test, 80 questions, 160 marks (completed)
Stage 2: CBE Result & Merit List for PET/PST — based on normalised marks and category-wise cut-off (awaited, current stage)
Stage 3: Physical Efficiency Test (PET) — Race, timed physical tasks as per force-specific/gender-specific standards
Stage 4: Physical Standard Test (PST) — Height, Chest, Weight measurements as per category/region-specific norms
Stage 5: Detailed Medical Examination (DME) — comprehensive medical fitness check
Stage 6: Review Medical Examination (RME) — optional, for candidates found unfit in DME who wish to appeal
Stage 7: Document Verification — original certificates checked against application
Stage 8: Final Result & Merit List — prepared purely on CBE performance (subject to qualifying all subsequent stages); final posting/allocation to respective force follows
Important: PET, PST, and Medical Examination are strictly qualifying in nature — they do not add or subtract marks. The final merit list is based solely on CBE marks of candidates who successfully clear every subsequent stage.
SSC GD Cut Off — What Determines It
Cut-off marks are released separately for male and female candidates, and separately for each category (UR, OBC, EWS, SC, ST) and State/UT/Force
Factors influencing cut-off: overall difficulty level of the CBE, total number of applicants, number of vacancies notified per force/state, and category-wise reservation norms
A tougher paper generally results in a lower cut-off, even when the number of notified vacancies is relatively low
Since 2025-26 cycle vacancies (25,487) are notably lower than some previous cycles, competition and cut-off trends may shift accordingly — always compare with the most recent 1-2 cycles rather than older data
Estimate your score using the final answer key and the marking formula: (Correct × 2) − (Wrong × 0.25) — this gives a fair idea of where you stand versus expected cut-off trends
Start PET/PST preparation now — don’t wait for the CBE result, since the PET/PST window typically opens soon after the merit list and requires physical readiness (race timing, height/chest/weight standards)
Keep all original documents ready — education certificates, category certificate, domicile/nativity proof, and ID proof, since Document Verification follows quickly after PET/PST
Save your Roll Number, Registration Number and Password securely — you’ll need these for both the result check and the detailed scorecard login
Rely only on ssc.gov.in for official updates — avoid unofficial “leaked result” claims circulating on social media, which are common but unverified around SSC GD result time
Q1. When will the SSC GD CBE Result 2026 be released? — It is expected around July–August 2026, though SSC has not officially confirmed an exact date as of this update.
Q2. Do I need to log in to check the result? — No, the qualifying merit list PDF is open-access and searchable by Roll Number/Name; login is only needed for the detailed normalised scorecard.
Q3. Is PET/PST marks-based? — No, PET and PST are purely qualifying in nature; they do not contribute marks to the final merit list.
Q4. How is the final SSC GD merit list prepared? — Purely on CBE performance (normalised marks) of candidates who qualify all subsequent stages — PET, PST, Medical, and Document Verification.
Q5. Does the cut-off differ for male and female candidates? — Yes, SSC releases separate cut-off marks for male and female candidates across all categories.
Q6. What is the tie-breaking rule if two candidates score the same? — Part-A marks first, then Part-B marks, then the older candidate (by DOB) is ranked higher.
Q7. How many candidates qualified in the previous SSC GD cycle’s final result? — 53,252 candidates (4,932 male + 48,320 female) as per the previously declared final result.
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