SSC GD Final Result 2025 Live: GD Constable Merit List Expected Today, PDF Link at ssc.gov.in

The marking scheme includes 80-question, 160-mark Computer-Based Test (CBT) with 2 marks for each correct answer and a negative marking 0.25 for each incorrect answer.

No, Persons with Disabilities (PwD) candidates are generally not eligible for SSC GD Constable posts.

Yes, it is a permanent central government job that offers pension, job security, medical benefits and allowances within the Central Armed Police Forces and other central government organizations like Assam Rifles, SSF, and NCB. 

Yes, if there are discrepancies or missing documents found in the document verification, the candidature can get cancelled.

If the candidate fails in medical test they are declared as unfit. They get a chance for a Review Medical Examination (RME) for curable conditions.

Yes, it is mandatory and crucial stage after clearing  the PET/PST for the SSC GD Constable recruitment.

Yes, the Commission often revises and increases the number of vacancies after the result is get declared.

No, in SSC GD, you cannot change force/service preferences after the final result or allocations are out.

The force allocation will be done at the final stage when the final merit list is out and not at the result stage.

Not it will not be shown in the initial result. The PDF will only have list of candidate who has qualified for next stages of selection process.

It includes Assam Rifles (Rifleman GD), Secretariat Security Force (SSF), major Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) like BSF, CISF, CRPF, ITBP, and SSB.

Yes, they are generally exempted from the PET but they still meet the PET criteria.

Yes, female candidates get relaxations in PET for government jobs such as no chest measurement requirements, reduced running times/distances, and sometimes different height standards depending on the exam like Railway, Police and SSC GD.

For SSC GD, it is conducted on a region-wise or zone-wise basis and not strictly state-wise for all functions.

Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) conducts the Physical Standard Test (PST) and Physical Efficiency Test (PET). It manages physical tests, medical examinations and document verification.

Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) will announce the  SSC GD PET/PST dates after Computer Based Exam results are out.

It is a qualifying stage for recruitment in armed forces and police and it is not merit based.

Yes, for SSC GD Constable candidates, PET is mandatory after clearing the Computer Based Exam. Only ex-servicemen are generally exempted.

Once the result is out, next stage is the PET, PST, DME, DV and final merit list.

It varies by exam, for recent SSC GD Constable 2025, nearly 1.26 lakh candidates passed out of total number of candidates appeared which was 3.94 lakh.

It means that the candidate has qualified in Computer Based Examination (CBE) and is ready for next mandatory stages like Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and the Physical Standard Test (PST).

Once the result is out, you will need documents for document verification stage including Class 10 Certificate and Marksheet, Age/Birth proof, Domicile Certificate, Caste Certificate if applicable, and Identity Proof like Voter ID and Aadhar.

Yes the cutoffs in 2025 are expected to be high due to more competition.

You need minimum qualifying marks like for general class 30%, for OBC/EWS - 25%, and 20% for SC/ST in CBT. But the selection cutoff are much higher and they vary by category, state and force.

Yes, the SSC GD cut off 2205 will be different for male and female candidates. Separate cutoffs will be released for each and there will be variations by categories like UR, OBC, EWS, SC, and ST and state.

The cutoffs for SC/ST candidates vary depending on state, gender and force. The expected SC cutoffs are around 130-140+ and ST around 130-140+.

The SSC GD result is the qualifying status for a specific stage like CBE or Physical Test but the final merit list is the main list of selected candidates.

Very soon, it can be out by anytime now. The anticipated date is January 12, 2026.

The scorecard can be found on official website ssc.gov.in. You need to login using registration and password  date of birth and then you can download the scorecard.

Yes, the SSC GD marks and cut offs will be out separately at different stages including PET/PST, DME/DV, and final selection. It will also have separate breakdowns by gender and category.

The commission will release the final result anytime soon on official website of SSC - ssc.gov.in.

After the result PDF is out and you find your name in it, you must prepare for document verification (DV) and Detailed Medical Examination (DME).

Yes, it is released category wise, state wise and force wise for each exam stages including (CBT, PET/PST, DV/ME).

It depends on many factors like total candidates, number of vacancies, normalization of marks, exam difficulty, candidate category, bonus NCC, and state/region.

It also significantly vary according to force NCB/SSF and gender. For male under OBC category, it is around 145.99 for NCB and 143.65 for SSF. For female, cutoff for NCB is around 145.

The cut off for General category varies by force and state. Usually it is between 138-155 range for the CBT,  actual cutoffs for SSF/NCB reaching around 147. The final selection depends on PET/PST performance.

Yes, SSC will released SSC GD Constable cut off with result PDF for male and female candidates. It will be available for various categories including General, OBC, SC, ST, PwD, and other.

Yes, it will be released in phases. There will be separate notifications for Computer Based Exam leading to PET/PST and then DME results. At the end there will be final selection list released.

The expected date is January 12, 2026. Once result is out, it can be downloaded from official website ssc.gov.in.

You can check SSC GD result without roll number. You need to download the result PDF and search for your name and application number.

The following details will be mentioned on the merit list such as names and roll numbers of selected candidates. There will be separate lists for male and female candidates, state/force/category-wise cutoffs with normalized scores, and the date of birth of last selected candidates for tie-breaking.

It will be released force-wise, state-wise and category-wise. There will be separate result PDFs and cut-offs lists with roll numbers for different states and forces such as BSF, CRPF, CISF and categories including UR, OBC, SC, ST, EWS categories.

No, the result is not out today, but it is anticipated by tomorrow, January 12, 2026.

The result can be found only on official website. Candidates need to login by using registration number and password. On this page, click on results and search for SSC GD Constable 2025 link.

While candidates are waiting for the result. They are advised to check the official website ssc.gov.in. The result should be out by January 12, 2026.

To check SSC GD Result 2025, you can visit commission's official website ssc.gov.in. On this page, click on Results tab, find link for GD Constable and download PDF.

The result can be out anytime now. It is expected to be released by January 12, 2026.

Yes, previous year cutoffs are helpful as they provide important benchmarks for required scores, helps in understanding state-wise competition, and overall difficulty.

No, CBT result only have candidate's qualifying status and cut off marks. Post allocation and force is determined in the final stage of result.

To download the SSC GD Scorecard, go to SSC official website and login using registration number and password. Click on results section, search for SSC GD Constable 2025 link and you will get your scorecard to download and print.

For document verification of SSC GD, you need Class 10 certificate, photo ID (Aadhaar, Voter ID, DL),  Domicile Certificate, and Caste Certificate.

Yes, age relaxation applies to reserved categories in the SSC GD Constable exam for 2025.

No, typing test is not part of the SSC GD Constable exam but it is mandatory qualifying skill test for other major SSC exams like SSC CGL and SSC CHSL.

Yes, Staff Selection Commission conducts the General Duty Constable exam every year to recruit in Central Armed Police Forces.

SSC does not have a tradition waiting list but it is introducing a Post Allotment Sliding system to fill vacant posts. 

Yes, candidates from any state can apply but selection depends on state wise vacancies.

Yes, SSC GD result 2025 PDF will be mobile friendly. You can download on mobile.

Yes, if do not find your name in the result, you can take exam again in future.

No, there will not be any interview round in SSC GD.

Yes, a Detailed Medical Examination (DME) is compulsory for qualifying.

Yes, DV is conducted after medical examination.

Yes, the result of SSC GD is based on the final answer key.

Yes, it can change as the merit depends on verification stages and CBT marks.

No, you cannot directly challenge the final SSC GD result 2025 after declaration. Challenges are only accepted during provisional answer key after that the result is based on the final answer key hence it cannot be challenged.

Yes, vacancies can increase or decrease after the results are out but you cannot change the chosen post preferences later.

The following forces are included - CISF, BSF, CRPF, SSB, ITBP, SSF, Assam Rifles, SSF, and NCB.

CBT is computer based test for initial assessment of GK, Maths, Reasoning, English/Hindi. No, clearing alone it does not mean that you finally got selected. You need to further clear other subsequent rounds like Physical Tests (PET/PST), Medicals, and Document Verification.

It means that you have successfully met minimum requirements for PET/PST.

Yes, the cutoff will be released force wise and category wise.

No, commission will release it as a consolidated PDF only. You can check it on official website - ssc.gov.in

No marks are released few days after the result in form of scorecard.

Yes, SSC releases its result in PDF format. It can be out anytime soon.

Yes you can get it on shiksha's website. You can see the state/category/gender variations, high competition and factors like exam difficulty and vacancies that influence the marks. 

There are total 53,690 vacancies in 2025. The highest number of vacancies were in UP, Bihar, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.

To check the chances of you qualifying in result, you can compare your score with official category/state-wise cut offs released on SSC website. Use minimum qualifying marks as a baseline and aim for high scores in competitive areas.

The admit card is expected few days before the exam which is scheduled to happen in February 23, 2026.

If you cannot find your name and roll number on result PDF that means you have not qualified for the exam. In this case, you can retake this exam.

It is calculated using normalized scores from exam and also adding NCC bonus marks. It considers factors like exam difficulty and vacancies and it according to category and state also.

IT varies depend on state and force. The expected cutoff for UR is nearly, 140 to 150, for OBC 135-147 and for EWS it is 130 to 148. For more accuracy, check official state wise results.

Yes, the result will include category-wise cut-off marks, along with state and force wise details for both male and female candidates.

To download the result, you need to go to the official website ssc.gov.in. On this website, click the 'Result' tab, download PDF, and search for your name and roll number in the result.

The result can only be seen online on the portal - ssc.gov.in.

It includes the following information - names and roll numbers of candidates, date of birth, category-wise cut-offs, and raw/normalized marks that shows  qualification for Physical Efficiency Test, Medical Examination for posts in Assam Rifles, CAPFs, and SSF, based on exam score.

No, you cannot check SSC GD Final Result 2025 offline. It is only available online at the official website.

For SSC GD Vacancy 2026, Border Security Force - 616, Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) - 14595, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) -  5490, Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) - 1764, Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) - 1293, Rifleman (General Duty) in Assam Rifles (AR) - 1706, Secretariat Security Force (SSF) -23.

It is to fill total of 53,690 vacancies. Out of these, 48320 vacancies are for male candidates whereas 5370 vacancies for female candidates. 

The GD Merit 2025 will be based on Computer-Based Exam (CBE), and Physical Efficiency/Standard Tests (PET/PST). The result will include the exam scores with NCC bonus.

It was held from February 4th to 25th, 2025. It was a computer based exam.

It is for A-BSF (Border Security Force), B-CISF (Central Industrial Security Force), C- CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force), D-SSB (Sashastra Seema Bal),  E-ITBP (Indo-Tibetan Border Police), F-AR (Assam Rifles), and H-SSF (Secretariat Security Force).

SSC GD Cut Off 2025 will be announced along with the SSC GD Final Result 2025 for male and female candidates.

Once result is announced, this page will provide the direct SSC GD Final Result 2025 link.

The result can be announced anytime now. It is expected to be out by January 12, 2026.