DSSSB PRT cut-off marks 2026 out: UR category at 172.06, e-dossier stage next

DSSSB PRT cut-off marks 2026 out: UR category at 172.06, e-dossier stage next

In short

  • The Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) released the PRT Cut-Off Marks 2026 and Tier-I marks on 13 October 2026.
  • Candidates provisionally shortlisted for the e-dossier stage can check their marks by logging into the OARS module at dsssbonline.nic.in.
  • The highest cut-off for DSSSB PRT 2026 is 172.06 for the UR category, while the lowest is 118.81 for PwBD (Cat. c & d).
  • The Tier-I exam for the Assistant Teacher (Primary) post (Code 802/25) was conducted online from 16 February to 10 April 2026.
  • The minimum qualifying marks are 42% for General, 35% for OBC (Delhi), and 30% for SC/ST/PH categories.

The Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) today, 13 October 2026, released the DSSSB PRT Cut-Off Marks 2026 along with the Tier-I marks. This release, through Notice No. 382, provisionally shortlists candidates for the e-dossier stage for the post of Assistant Teacher (Primary), Post Code 802/25.

Official notification screenshot
Screenshot of the official page at dsssb.delhi.gov.in

Candidates can access their individual marks by logging into their accounts in the OARS module on dsssbonline.nic.in. The cut-off marks, out of a maximum of 200, are applicable for recruitment to the Directorate of Education, GNCTD, and the New Delhi Municipal Council.

DSSSB PRT 2026 Cut-OFF Marks Overview

The Tier-I online examination for the Assistant Teacher (Primary) post was conducted from 16 February to 10 April 2026. The exam had a duration of 2 hours and a maximum score of 200 marks. The DSSSB PRT Notification was initially released on 09 September.

The highest cut-off for the DSSSB PRT 2026 is 172.06 for the Unreserved (UR) category, while the lowest recorded cut-off is 118.81 for the Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) category (Cat. c & d). In the UR and ST categories, two candidates scored the same marks as the cut-off, with the candidate placed higher in merit as per the advertisement being provisionally shortlisted.

Category Cut-Off Marks (out of 200)
UR 172.06
EWS 160.95
OBC 160.09
SC 158.01
ST 139.64
PwBD (Cat. a) 149.73
PwBD (Cat. b) 132.47
PwBD (Cat. c) 152.75
PwBD (Cat. c & d) 118.81

Minimum Qualifying Marks and Previous Year Trends

The DSSSB has set specific minimum qualifying marks for different categories. For the general (unreserved) category, candidates must secure at least 42% of the total marks. OBC (Delhi) candidates are required to achieve a minimum of 35%, while SC/ST/PH candidates need to score at least 30%.

Comparison with previous years indicates fluctuations in cut-off marks, influenced by factors such as the total number of candidates, exam difficulty, candidate categories, and available vacancies. For reference, the DSSSB PRT cut-off marks for 2018 and 2022 are provided below.

Category Score (in %)
General 40
OBC (Delhi) 35
SC/ST/PH 30
Category Cut OFF
UR 117.52
OBC 98.50
SC 94.23
ST 60.72
PH 88.17
VH 60.98
Category Cut Off Marks (out of 200 marks)
EWS 153.43
UR 159.75
OBS 159.62
SC 149.41
ST 128.68
PH-OH 152.36
PH-VH 149.84
PH-HH 123.16
PH-MD 112.57

Next Steps for Shortlisted Candidates

Candidates who have scored equal to or more than the cut-off marks in their respective categories are provisionally shortlisted for the e-dossier stage. The official notice containing the category-wise cut-off marks is available on the DSSSB’s official website, dsssb.delhi.gov.in.

The DSSSB conducts written examinations periodically for recruitment to various teaching and non-teaching posts under the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi and allied departments. Following the examination process, answer keys are issued, and results are declared after scrutiny and document verification stages.

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