SSC CHSL Tier I Result 2025 Out:
Roll-Number Lists Live, Thousands Advance to Next Stage
New Delhi, February 28, 2026 — The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has officially declared the Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL) Tier I result for the 2025 examination cycle on its website, ssc.gov.in. This announcement brings relief and renewed momentum to tens of thousands of aspirants across the country who appeared for one of the most competitive recruitment exams for central government posts after class 12.
The result has been published in PDF format, listing the roll numbers of successful candidates who have cleared Tier I and become eligible to appear for Tier II, a decisive next stage in the selection process. The commission has also released category-wise cut-off marks and provided separate lists for various posts under the CHSL recruitment umbrella.
Exam Snapshot and Context
The SSC CHSL Tier I exam was held in computer-based mode from November 12 to November 30, 2025, at centers nationwide. Owing to the multi-shift pattern of the examination, SSC applied a normalization process to ensure fairness in scoring across different test sessions. �The Times of India
The CHSL examination is a gateway to a range of Group C positions in the central government, including Lower Division Clerk (LDC), Junior Secretariat Assistant (JSA), and Data Entry Operator (DEO) roles. These jobs remain highly coveted due to stability, structured career progression, and government benefits.
Result Declaration and List Availability
On February 27, 2026, SSC activated the result links on its official portal. Aspirants can download the roll number-wise merit lists corresponding to different posts. The PDF files contain only the roll numbers of qualified candidates and, in some cases, additional details such as category and qualification status, helping candidates confirm their progression to the next stage.
The results are divided into the following lists:
- LDC / JSA / Clerk-Cum-Typist
- DEO (Science Stream)
- DEO (Other than Science Stream)
- Candidates should visit the Results section on the SSC website, select the relevant link, download the PDF, and use the search function (Ctrl + F) to find their roll number.
Number of Candidates Shortlisted
In total, 39,901 candidates across various posts have successfully cleared the Tier I stage and are now eligible for Tier II. The bulk of these qualifiers are for the LDC/JSA/Clerk-Cum-Typist group.
Here’s a breakdown by post:
- LDC/JSA/Clerk-Cum-Typist: 37,520 candidates qualified.
- DEO (Science Stream): 614 candidates shortlisted.
- DEO (Other than Science Stream): 1,767 candidates have booked their place in Tier II.
- This result reflects a competitive filtering, considering the large number of applications received and candidates who appeared for the exam.
Minimum Qualifying Criteria and Cut-Off Marks
SSC has set minimum qualifying percentiles for Tier I, which applicants must meet in addition to having their roll numbers in the result list. These differ by category:
- Unreserved (UR): 30 percentile
- Other Backward Classes (OBC) / Economically Weaker Section (EWS): 25 percentile
- Other Categories (SC / ST / PwBD): 20 percentile
Separate category-wise cut-offs have been published for different posts. For example, in the LDC/JSA/Clerk-Cum-Typist segment:
- UR: 144.26 marks
- OBC: 143.83 marks
- EWS: 141.42 marks
- SC: 125.40 marks
- ST: 115.25 marks
These cut-offs were computed based on the number of candidates, difficulty level of the paper, and vacancy pattern as well as historical trends in SSC examinations.
Withheld and Unprocessed Cases
- While the vast majority of candidates have seen their names in the result lists, SSC has disclosed that:
- The results of 10 candidates are temporarily withheld due to administrative or verification procedures.
- The results of two candidates remain unprocessed at this stage.
- Notably, those whose results are withheld have been permitted on a provisional basis to appear in Tier II, pending further clarification.
Next Steps in the Selection Cycle
With Tier I behind them, qualified candidates must now prepare for Tier II, which carries significant weight in the final selection process. Tier II typically includes an objective descriptive paper, and for some posts, additional skill or typing tests are part of the evaluation.
SSC has not yet disclosed the official date for Tier II examinations. However, aspirants are advised to regularly check the SSC portal and official notifications for updates on:
Tier II timetable
Admit card release
Exam pattern and instructions
This phase is crucial for those seeking appointment in government departments and demands focused preparation based on past trends and syllabus guidelines.
What Candidates Should Do Now
- Here’s a simple checklist for aspirants who cleared Tier I: Download the relevant result PDF and check for your roll number.
- Save a copy of the PDF for future reference.
- Begin Tier II preparation with reference books, previous years’ papers, and model answers.
- Monitor official SSC notifications for updates on Admit Cards and the Tier II schedule.
- For those who could not qualify this time, a careful review of performance, understanding cut-off trends and focused preparation for future SSC cycles can be valuable.
Closing Notes
The declaration of the SSC CHSL Tier I Result 2025 marks a significant milestone in the annual recruitment calendar. With nearly 40,000 candidates advancing to Tier II, the competition now shifts to the next stage. Aspirants, coaching institutes, and educational platforms alike are analysing the cut-off trends and preparing strategies for the forthcoming Tier II examination, which holds the key to central government jobs under the CHSL banner.
As the journey continues for successful candidates, aspirants who missed the cut will look ahead to future opportunities, applying lessons from this cycle and gearing up for the challenges ahead.
