SSC MTS 2025, Havaldar Result 2026 Declared: Key Highlights, Updates & More

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) officially declared the Computer-Based Examination (CBE) results for the Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff and Havaldar (CBIC & CBN) Examination 2025 on August 3, 2026. Out of 36,19,834 registered applicants, a total of 8,04,633 candidates appeared for the exam held from February 4 to February 20, 2026.

This provisional result lists the candidates shortlisted for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST) required for the Havaldar posts. Candidates who fail the PET/PST round for Havaldar will remain eligible for consideration for the Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) posts based on their written examination performance.

SSC MTS 2025 Result PDF Download Link

Candidates can download the official merit list PDF directly from the Staff Selection Commission portal ssc.gov.in. No login credentials are required to view the shortlisted candidate merit list PDF.

How to Check SSC MTS 2025 and Havaldar Result 2026

Candidates can follow these steps to check their selection status in the declared merit list:

• Step 1: Visit the official website of the Staff Selection Commission at ssc.gov.in.

• Step 2: Click on the Result tab located on the top navigation bar.

• Step 3: Select the Others/MTS section and locate the link titled “Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff and Havaldar (CBIC & CBN) Examination, 2025 – List of Candidates Shortlisted for PET/PST”.

• Step 4: Open and download the result PDF.

• Step 5: Press Ctrl + F (or use the Find in Page option on mobile devices) and enter your Roll Number or Full Name.

• Step 6: If your roll number is highlighted, you have been provisionally shortlisted for the next phase.

Details Mentioned in the SSC Result PDF

The official merit list and result write-up PDF contains key verification details for each shortlisted candidate:

• Candidate’s Full Name

• Roll Number

• Father’s and Mother’s Name

• Date of Birth

• Category & Sub-category (UR, OBC, SC, ST, EWS, ESM, PwBD)

• Post / Chief Commissioner’s Area (CCA) Code Allocated

• Marks Breakdown (Session-II Normalized, GA Marks, Session-I Marks)

SSC MTS 2025 Result Highlights

The primary details regarding the computer-based examination conduct and evaluation metrics are summarized below:

SSC Havaldar 2025 Result Highlights

Key highlights specific to the Havaldar recruitment phase include:

• Shortlisting Ratio: Candidates for the Havaldar PET/PST were selected in a 1:7 ratio based on vacancies.

• Normalization Metric: Candidates were shortlisted on the basis of their normalized scores in Session II of the CBE.

• Physical Tests Schedule: The schedule for the PET/PST for shortlisted candidates will be released separately by the respective Cadre Controlling Authorities (CCAs).

• Withheld / Debarred Cases: Results of 2 candidates were withheld due to suspicious activity, 727 candidates were not processed due to malpractice, and 169 candidates were debarred by regional offices.

Candidates Shortlisted for Havaldar PET/PST

A total of 8,071 candidates have been provisionally qualified for the PET/PST against 1,153 Havaldar vacancies.

*Includes EWS, SC, ST, and OBC candidates who qualified under Unreserved standards.

SSC MTS 2025 Cut-Off Marks

The Staff Selection Commission has set basic minimum qualifying percentages, while actual shortlist cut-offs vary significantly by CCA region and post.

Minimum Qualifying Percentage

• Unreserved (UR): 30%

• OBC / EWS: 25%

• All Other Categories (SC/ST/PwD): 20%

Highest UR Cut-Offs for Havaldar (CGST)

• Delhi (Havaldar-CGST): 142.35543

• Lucknow (Havaldar-CGST): 141.03921

• Jaipur (Havaldar-CGST): 139.36881

SSC MTS 2025 Vacancy Details

The total post breakdown announced across the recruitment notification for Multi-Tasking Staff and Havaldar positions stands at 7,948 posts:

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