SSC CHSL Final Result 2025 Declared – Check Post-wise Cut-off Marks

The SSC CHSL Final Result 2025 is out. The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has declared the final result of the Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level Examination 2025, called CHSLE 2025. In all, 3,515 candidates are on the list against 3,522 vacancies. The list is provisional, which means each selected candidate still has to clear document checks with the department they have been given.

The notice, dated 07.10.2026, also gives the marks of the last selected candidate for every post code and category. That is the cut-off you can compare your own marks against, and it is set out in the tables below.

SSC CHSL Final Result 2025 Overview

Important Dates

FRTA is the first round of post allotment that SSC announced on 17.08.2026. Candidates then had to take part in the Sliding / Identity Verification process online. Anyone who did not attend it was treated as absent and left out of this final result.

Vacancies and Selected Candidates

Against 3,522 vacancies, 3,515 candidates have been shortlisted. Of these, 2,260 chose the Fix option, 927 chose Float, and 328 got new allotments in place of candidates who stayed absent. The notice does not explain what Fix and Float mean.

The 1,674 shown for UR includes 241 EWS, 17 SC and 583 OBC candidates who qualified at the unreserved standard, which means on their own marks. Three EWS candidates and one OBC candidate from the horizontal categories also qualified against UR vacancies.

Horizontal categories are quotas that run inside the main categories. A candidate counted here is also counted in a main category above, so the two tables are not added together.

Post-wise Vacancies and Selections

Each post code below is one department. The vacancy and selection counts add up the five main categories, with the horizontal quotas already counted inside them. Post code L16 (Border Roads Organization) was open to male candidates only.

LDC means Lower Division Clerk, JSA means Junior Secretariat Assistant and DEO means Data Entry Operator. The notice does not spell out JHAA.

Post-wise Cut-off Marks

Each figure is the total Tier-II marks of the last candidate selected in that post code and category. Tier-II is the second stage of the exam. A candidate selected under a horizontal category is shown in the second table, not under their main category here.

A dash means the department had no vacancy in that category. None selected means there was a vacancy but nobody was allotted to it. For D55 in OBC, the notice shows 2 candidates selected but gives no marks.

The notice also gives, for each of these candidates, the Section-I marks of Tier-II, the Tier-I marks and the date of birth. Those details are in the official notice on ssc.gov.in.

Next Stage

In short: SSC’s part is done. From here, the department you were allotted contacts you for verification and joining.

How to Check Your Result

1. Open the SSC website, ssc.gov.in, or use the PDF link in the next step.
2. Download the final result notice (PDF) for the Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level Examination 2025, dated 07.10.2026. You can also find it on the SSC website.
3. In the post-wise tables, look up your post code and your category to see the marks of the last selected candidate there.
4. Compare that figure with your own Tier-II marks. The notice does not say where the roll-number-wise list is published, so look for it on the same SSC result page.

Important Links

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Expecting a place in this list after missing the Sliding / Identity Verification. The notice says absent candidates were not considered for the final result.
• Writing to SSC about document verification or joining. The notice says SSC will not entertain such letters, so write to your allotted department instead.
• Sending your dossier by post or email to the department. The notice says dossiers received any other way than the e-dossier module should not be accepted.
• Still using your first-round rank. Fresh ranks in this result replace it.
• Comparing your marks with another post code or the wrong category. The cut-off is different for each post code and category.
• Looking for horizontal-category marks in the main category columns. They are shown in the separate ESM, OH, HH, VH and PwD-Others columns.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When was the SSC CHSL 2025 final result declared?
SSC declared it on 07.10.2026.

2. How many candidates have been selected?
3,515 candidates are provisionally shortlisted against 3,522 vacancies.

3. Is there a waiting list?
No, SSC has not made a reserve or waiting list, and unfilled vacancies are carried forward to later years by the departments.

4. What happens after the final result?
The department you are allotted will handle document verification and joining, and you should write to it yourself if you hear nothing within six months.

5. What happened to candidates who skipped the Sliding / Identity Verification?
They were treated as absent and were not considered for the final result.

6. How were ties in marks settled?
Ties were settled by Section-I marks of Tier-II, then Tier-I marks, then date of birth, with the older candidate placed higher.

7. When will the final answer keys and detailed marks come out?
SSC says it will upload them on its website in due course and has not given a date.

8. Which post code has the most selected candidates?
Post code L16, the Border Roads Organization, has the most with 392 selected, followed by L31 (Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs) with 361.

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.