The marks are out, but the selection is not changing. Haryana Public Service Commission has published the Subject Knowledge Test marks of every candidate who sat the PGT Computer Science exam under Advt. No. 23/2026 — all 4,464 roll numbers, in one 85-page PDF dated 29.09.2026. The final result for this recruitment was already declared on 12.08.2026, so this list is a transparency disclosure: you can now see exactly what you scored, and how that compares with everyone else who wrote the same paper.
Roll wise marks of interviewed candidates released
01.08.2026
Final Result declared
12.08.2026
Result-II declared
21.08.2026
Roll wise SKT marks of all candidates released
29.09.2026
How Your SKT Marks Are Counted
Every row in the PDF shows your score twice, and the two numbers confuse a lot of people. Here is what each column is doing.
Component
Detail
Subject Knowledge Test (SKT)
The written subject paper HPSC holds after the screening test. It is marked out of 150.
SKT scaled to 87.5
Your 150-mark score converted to a 87.5-mark scale. Multiply your raw score by 87.5 and divide by 150. For example, 99 out of 150 becomes 57.75.
Interview (Viva-Voce)
Carries 12.5 marks. Only candidates called for interview have this score, and it was published separately on 01.08.2026.
Total
87.5 plus 12.5 equals 100 marks. Final merit was prepared on this 100-mark total.
In short: the written paper decides seven-eighths of your final score, and the interview the rest. The 87.5 column is the one that actually went into the merit list, not the 150 column.
Next Stage
Stage
Details
Anything left for candidates?
No. This notice announces no further stage, no objection window and no fresh list. It only discloses marks.
Why release marks now?
HPSC publishes the roll wise marks of every candidate after a recruitment closes, so applicants can see their own score and verify their standing.
Does this change the result?
No. Selections were finalised on 12.08.2026 and 21.08.2026. Seeing a high score here does not add you to the merit list.
If your marks are withheld
The notice gives no procedure. Contact HPSC directly through the helpline or the Commission office in Panchkula.
Score Distribution
HPSC has not published a cut-off with this notice. What it has published is every score, so the spread below is counted directly from the 4,438 declared results.
Marks Range (out of 150)
Candidates
Share
90 and above
5
0.1%
80 to 89.5
44
1.0%
70 to 79.5
145
3.3%
60 to 69.5
396
8.9%
50 to 59.5
701
15.8%
40 to 49.5
945
21.3%
30 to 39.5
1,011
22.8%
Below 30
1,191
26.8%
Total declared
4,438
100%
The paper was hard. Half the hall finished below 40 out of 150, and fewer than 50 people in the whole state crossed 80. If your score feels low in isolation, this table is the context it belongs in.
Category-wise Breakdown of Candidates
Category
Candidates
Share
General / UR (Unreserved)
2,787
62.4%
BC (A) – NCL (Backward Class Block A, Non-Creamy Layer)
459
10.3%
BC (B) – NCL (Backward Class Block B, Non-Creamy Layer)
403
9.0%
OSC (Other Scheduled Castes)
363
8.1%
EWS (Economically Weaker Sections)
302
6.8%
DSC (Deprived Scheduled Castes)
150
3.4%
Total
4,464
100%
The list also records horizontal sub-categories alongside the main category: 32 candidates under PwBD (Persons with Benchmark Disability), 25 under DESM (Dependent of Ex-Serviceman), 12 under DFF (Dependent of Freedom Fighter) and 2 under ESM (Ex-Serviceman).
Go to Examination and then Marks of Subject Knowledge Test for all candidates.
Click the entry dated 29.09.2026 for PGT – Computer Science (Advt. No. 23/2026). The PDF opens directly.
Press Ctrl+F on a computer, or use the search option in your phone’s PDF reader, and type your roll number.
Read both mark columns on your row: the raw score out of 150 and the scaled score out of 87.5. Save or print the page for your records.
Note: the file runs to 85 pages and the last page is a scanned image, so searching may not find roll numbers in the 30001 to 30039 range. Scroll to the end and read that page by eye instead.
Do not read this list as a fresh result. The selection for Advt. No. 23/2026 closed in August, and a good score here does not reopen it.
Do not compare your 150-mark score with somebody else’s 87.5-mark score. Compare the same column, or the gap will look far bigger than it is.
Do not assume a blank marks row means zero. A blank row means the marks were withheld, and the reason is printed beside it.
Do not search by name. The PDF is arranged by roll number, and several candidates share the same name across the list.
If your roll number is in the 30001 to 30039 range, do not conclude you are missing from the list. That last page is a scan and is not searchable.
Keep your own copy of the PDF. HPSC moves older notices off the front page, and this one is your record of what you scored.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What has HPSC released on 29.09.2026? The roll number wise Subject Knowledge Test marks of all 4,464 candidates who appeared for PGT Computer Science under Advt. No. 23/2026.
2. Is this the PGT Computer Science result? No — the final result was declared on 12.08.2026 and Result-II on 21.08.2026; this notice only discloses everyone’s written marks.
3. Why does the PDF show my marks twice? One column is your raw Subject Knowledge Test score out of 150 and the other is the same score scaled to 87.5, which is the figure used in the final merit.
4. What were the highest marks in the Subject Knowledge Test? The top score in the list is 99 out of 150, which works out to 57.75 out of 87.5.
5. Has HPSC published a cut-off with this notice? No, the notice carries no cut-off marks — it lists individual scores only.
6. Why are some candidates showing no marks? The marks of 26 candidates are withheld — 7 because of a pending court case and 19 for violation of instructions.
7. How much does the interview count? The interview carries 12.5 marks against the Subject Knowledge Test’s 87.5, for a total of 100.
8. Where do I find my marks if the PDF search does not locate my roll number? Scroll to the last page of the PDF, which is a scanned image covering roll numbers 30001 to 30039 and cannot be searched.
Disclaimer: The information above has been compiled from the official notification for the convenience of job seekers. Candidates are advised to verify all details from the official website before applying.
