SSC JE Tier 1 Result & Marks 2025: Direct Download Link

After the Staff Selection Commission Junior Engineer (SSC JE) Paper 1 exam result is declared by the SSC, all qualified candidates are called for the Paper 2 exam. The SSC JE paper 2 is a witten exam which is subject specific (Engineering based- Mechanical, Civil, and Electrical). The commission releases the admit card for the SSC JE Paper 2 exam separately for the candidtaes who qualifies for the Paper 1 exam. The admit card/hall ticket is released four to five days prior to the exam date. 

Note: The candidates have to download the SSC JE admit card for the Paper 2 separately as the Paper 1 admit card will not remain valid for the paper 2 exam. To download the admit card for the Paper2 exam, the candidates have to follow the same steps as to download the Paper 1 exam.

After the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) releases the SSC JE Paper 2 result, the final merit list is made for the candidates combining the marks of Paper 1 and Paper 2. The candidates whose roll numbers appear in the final merit list are called for the document verification stage. The candidates have to submit the documents asked by the SSC like marksheets, passing certificate, etc., for different stages of education, identity proof like driving license, pan card, etc. Once the provisionally selected candidates clears the document verification round then the SSC provides appointment letter to the candidates acording to their preferences adn the performance in the exam. The Commission than recommends the candidates for the appointment purposes to the Ministry of Personnel.

In case, the candidates cannot find their roll number in the merit list of the Staff Selection Commission Junior Engineer (SSC JE) then it means that the candidate is not considered qualified for the exam. The commssion mention the names of the qulaified candidates in the merit list PDF. However, the candidates whose individual score is equal to or more than the category wise cut off list for the exam must check with commission through official mail. For the candidates who do not made to the merit list can appeal for their names in the merit list to the Judiciary system of India. 

The steps to locate the roll number in the SSC JE merit list has been mentioned below:

• Download the SSC JE result PDF
• Open the SSC JE merit list PDf 
• Click Ctrl+F 
• Fill in the roll number searching for 
• Click on enter button 
• The roll number will be highlighted on the SSC JE merit list (if present)

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) releases the SSC Junior Engineer (JE) result online and the candidates have to check their results from the official website. The steps to downlaod the SSC Je results have been given below:

• Go to the SSC official website 
• Click on the Result tab
• Click on the JE tab from the drop down menu 
• Click on the SSC JE result PDF link 
• The SSC JE result PDF will appear on the screen 
• Find the roll number in SSC JE merit list 
• Downlaod the result  and save it for futire reference

Note: The SSC JE result will be released online on the official website. The SSC does not release any offline result for the SSC JE exam Therefore, the candidates advised to keep a keen eye on the SSC website for the SSC JE result.

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) releases the SSC JE result in the form of a PDf which is accessible on the official website without logging into the registered account. However, the candidates have to login for the individual scores that they have secured in the SSC Junior Engineer's exam. If the individual score is equal to or more than the ciut pff marks released the SSC JE result PDF then the candidates are considered to be qualified for the next stage of the exam. 

To login into the registered accounts to get the individual score  the candidates need registration number/roll number and date of birth/password. The candidates who forgot their password or the registration number can retrieve it from the SSC website using their registered mobie number or email ID.

No, the result for the Staff Selection Commission Junior Engineer (SSC JE) varies as per the categories (UR/SC/ST/EXS/PwD/EWS) of the candidates. The Commission prepares the separate list for each category and the result is based on the cut off prepared for that category. The candidates are selected from their category list according to their performance, as the Commissions distributes the number of vacancies according to the categories. However, the candidates who secure more than or equal marks to the Unreserved categories are selected under the unreserved vacancies category. For the reference the candidates can check the category wise cut off for the SSC JE exam for the year 2022 in the table given below:

No, there is no interview round in the SSC JE (Junior Engineer) exam selection process. The selection is based solely on the candidate's performance in the computer-based exam conducted by SSC. The steps in SSC JE recruitment are given below:

• Computer Based Examination: This is the main written exam conducted in online mode. It tests candidates on questions from General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Awareness, and Technical subjects
• Document Verification: Only those who qualify the computer based exam are shortlisted for document verification. SSC checks the original documents submitted by candidates to confirm eligibility
• Merit List: Based on the combined performance in the computer based exam and document verification process, SSC prepares the final merit list of selected candidates
• Offer of Appointment: Candidates in the merit list as per vacancies are issued offer letters for the Junior Engineer post

There is no subjective evaluation of candidates' skills, experience, communication skills etc. through a personal interview. The selection is purely based on evaluation of the computer based exam. Hence, the focus is on effectively preparing for and scoring well in the objective type test paper. Qualifying the exam cut-off is the sole criteria for selection as SSC JE.

The Staff Selection Commission Junior Engineer (SSC JE) individual result usually contains the following details:

1. Candidate's Name: The name of the candidate who appeared for the exam
2. Roll Number: The unique identification number assigned to the candidate for the exam
3. Registration Number: The registration number of the candidate for the exam
4. Category: The category under which the candidate appeared for the exam (such as General, SC, ST, OBC, etc.)
5. Date of Birth: The date of birth of the candidate as mentioned in the application form
6. Total Score: The total score obtained by the candidate in the exam
7. Sectional Score: The score obtained by the candidate in each section of the exam (if applicable)
8. Qualifying Status: Whether the candidate has qualified for the next stage of the selection process or not
9. Cut-off: The minimum score required to qualify for the next stage of the selection process
10. Other Important Instructions: Any other important instructions or information related to the selection process or further stages of the recruitment.

Yes, the SSC JE cut-off is usually released along with the result or soon after the result declaration. The cut-off is the minimum score that a candidate must obtain in order to qualify for the next stage of the selection process or for final selection.

The cut-off is determined by the Commission based on various factors such as the number of candidates appearing for the exam, the difficulty level of the exam, and the number of vacancies available for the post. The Commission also takes into account the reservation policy and other relevant factors while deciding the cut-off.

Once the exam is conducted and the results are declared, the board analyses the performance of the candidates and decides the cut-off. The cut-off is usually released on the official website of SSC.

Yes, the SSC JE (Junior Engineer) exam does follow a negative marking scheme. Here are some key details:

• The SSC JE exam is conducted for recruitment to various Junior Engineer posts in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, and Quantity Surveying & Contracts disciplines
• It is a computer-based exam consisting of objective type multiple choice questions
• For every wrong answer, there is a negative marking of 1/4th of the marks allotted to that question
• So for a question carrying 4 marks, 1 mark will be deducted for an incorrect answer
• There is no negative marking for unanswered questions. Only questions that are attempted and answered incorrectly attract negative marking
• The purpose of negative marking is to discourage random guessing. Candidates have to choose answers carefully after assessing their level of surety
• It encourages high-quality preparation so candidates can attempt questions accurately rather than just guessing to complete the paper within time

So in summary, yes the SSC JE exam follows the standard negative marking scheme of 1/3rd deduction for wrong answers as mentioned above to test candidates' competency. Proper preparation is essential to minimize negative marks.