SSC GD

No, the SSC GD result differs for unreserved and reserved category candidates. SSC releases the SSC GD Constable result as per the relaxation norms for reserved category canddiates on the official website at ssc.nic.in. Candidates can check their SSC GD Result from the direct link updated on this page as well.

Candidates are allowed to check their individual marks for SSC GD 2025 exam for around 15 days. The Commission activates the SSC GD marks 2025 link of the qualified/ non-qualified candidates on the official website after the declaration of results. This facility is available for around 15 days. Candidates may check their individual marks by using their Registration No. and Registered Password and click on Result/ Marks tab on the candidate dashboard.

After the declaration of final SSC GD result, all qualifying candidates are allocated different forces for the posts of Constable (General Duty) and Rifleman (General Duty). The shortlisted candidates are recruited in the Central Armed Police Forces:Border Security Force (BSF)    Central Industrial Security Force (CISF)Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)    Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP)Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB)    National Investigation Agency (NIA)Secretariat Security Force (SSF) 

The final SSC GD merit list along with force allocation is prepared by the Commission based on the performance of candidates in the CBE and preference of force opted by them subject to their qualification of the PET/ PST, DME and DV. The SSC GD exam is the basis for preparation of the merit list. The SSC GD PET/ PST and DME/ DV is qualifying in nature.

Yes, the commission releases a notification on its official website at the time of declaration of SSC GD result. Candidates who qualify the exam are shortlisted to appear for SSC GD computer-based exam. Candidates qualifying the SSC GD CBE exam have to appear for the next stage of the exam.

Candidates belonging to unreserved category need to secure minimum 30 per cent aggregate marks to qualify SSC GD exam. Have a look at the SSC GD qualifying cutoff percentage below:General: 30 per centOther Backward Class (OBC)/ EWS: 25 per centScheduled Caste (SC)/ Scheduled Tribe (ST)/ PwD: 20 per centIt may be noted that the final SSC GD merit list is prepared only on the basis of candidates’ performance in SSC GD CBE exam. PET, PST and medical examination are only qualifying in nature.

If you are not able to find your name or roll number on the SSC GD Constable result or merit list, it means that you have not qualified the exam. A candidate is moved to the next phase of the hiring process after clearing the first phase, that is, Computer-Based Examination (CBE) of the SSC GD. If canddiates fail to clear the SSC GD CBE, they need to retake the exam in the next cycle. 

SSC GD Result contains important details about the exam and the qualifying candidates such as:Exam nameNames of qualifying candidatesRoll numbers of qualifying candidatesCategories of candidatesNames of forces

No, SSC GD result is declared in the form of a merit list that can be seen by anyone. SSC publishes the names and roll numbers of all shortlisted candidates in the SSC GD result pdf which can be downloaded either by visiting the official website of SSC or from the direct links provided here.

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) declares the result of the SSC GD Constable exam. The General Duty (GD) Constable is a popular exam among candidates because of its eligibility criteria, salary and the pride associated with working in the security forces. The final SSC GD merit list is prepared only on the basis of candidates’ performance in SSC GD CBE exam, PET/ PST and medical examination.