
SSB Head Constable Ministerial CBT Marks 2026: The Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) has released the Computer-Based Test (CBT) marks for the Head Constable (Ministerial)-2020 recruitment examination on October 14, 2026. Candidates who appeared for the examination conducted on July 7, 2026, can check their marks through the official recruitment portal at recruitment.ssb.gov.in.
Candidates must log in using their SSB Roll Number and User Password to access their marks. The online facility is scheduled to remain available until October 24, 2026, at 11:30 AM. Applicants should check their scores and save a copy before the deadline.
The marks have been released under Advertisement No. 338/RC/SSB/HC(Min)/2020. Candidates should note that the release of CBT marks is different from the declaration of a final result or selection list. They should follow official notifications to confirm their qualifying status and obtain information about the Skill Test (Typing Test) and other recruitment stages.
The important details regarding the SSB Head Constable Ministerial marks are provided below.
| Particulars | Details |
| Organisation | Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) |
| Post name | Head Constable (Ministerial) |
| Recruitment reference | Advertisement No. 338/RC/SSB/HC(Min)/2020 |
| Examination | Computer-Based Test (CBT) |
| Examination date | July 7, 2026 |
| CBT marks release date | October 14, 2026 |
| Last date to check marks | October 24, 2026 |
| Closing time | 11:30 AM |
| Login credentials | SSB Roll Number and User Password |
| Mode of access | Online |
| Official recruitment portal | recruitment.ssb.gov.in |
Candidates can also refer to the SSB Head Constable Ministerial Admit Card 2026 update for information about the examination and the recruitment process.
Candidates can access their marks through the official SSB recruitment portal. The marks-checking facility has a specified closing date and time, so applicants should complete the process before the deadline.
After opening the recruitment portal, candidates should locate the link for Head Constable (Ministerial)-2020 CBT marks and enter their login credentials.
Applicants should use only the official website to access their marks and avoid sharing their passwords on unauthorised websites.
Candidates can follow these steps to check their CBT marks online.
Visit the official SSB recruitment portal at recruitment.ssb.gov.in.
Look for the link or notice related to Head Constable (Ministerial)-2020 CBT marks.
Click on the relevant marks-checking link.
Enter your SSB Roll Number and User Password.
Submit the login details to access the marks.
Review the marks displayed on the screen.
Download or save a copy for future reference, if the facility is available.
Candidates who face login issues should verify their credentials and check whether the marks link is still active. They should follow the instructions provided on the official portal if they need assistance.
For details about an earlier recruitment stage, candidates can also read the SSB HC Ministerial PET/PST Admit Card 2026 update.
The release of CBT marks allows candidates to view their examination scores. However, marks alone do not necessarily confirm whether a candidate has qualified for the next stage or secured a place on the final merit list.
Candidates should understand the distinction between these recruitment updates.
| Recruitment update | What it indicates |
| CBT marks | The marks obtained by a candidate in the computer-based examination |
| Shortlisting result | The status of candidates selected to proceed to the next stage |
| Final merit list | The list of candidates selected according to the applicable recruitment rules |
| Final appointment | Appointment subject to eligibility, verification and completion of required formalities |
Candidates should check the official SSB notice to determine whether a separate qualifying list or shortlisting announcement has been issued.
For comparison, candidates can read about how a qualifying list is presented in the Delhi Police Head Constable Ministerial Result 2026 update. This is a separate recruitment examination conducted by the Staff Selection Commission, not SSB.
Candidates should wait for official instructions regarding shortlisting and the next stage of recruitment. Depending on their eligibility and the applicable recruitment rules, the process may include a Skill Test (Typing Test), document verification and a medical examination.
The exact sequence and requirements should be confirmed through the relevant SSB notification.
Candidates should take the following steps while waiting for further updates:
Check the official recruitment portal regularly.
Monitor notices regarding the Skill Test (Typing Test).
Keep educational certificates and identity documents ready.
Arrange category certificates and other supporting documents, if applicable.
Download the relevant admit card when it is issued.
Follow the reporting instructions and document requirements mentioned in official notices.
Candidates preparing for future SSB recruitment examinations can review the SSB Head Constable Syllabus and Exam Pattern to understand the subjects and examination structure covered in the relevant recruitment examination.
They can also refer to the SSB HCM Physical Admit Card 2026 page for information related to the physical-test stage of the Head Constable Ministerial recruitment process.
Candidates should keep the October 24, 2026, deadline in mind. The marks-checking facility is scheduled to close at 11:30 AM on October 24, 2026.
Applicants are advised to check their marks well before the closing time and retain a copy for future reference. They should also keep their login credentials secure and rely on official SSB notifications for further recruitment updates.
Candidates preparing for other Head Constable examinations may find the Delhi Police Head Constable Ministerial Exam Pattern 2026 and the Delhi Police Head Constable Ministerial Syllabus 2026 useful for understanding the structure and syllabus of that separate examination.
For updates on other recruitment marks and scorecards, candidates can also read the Delhi Police Constable Score Card 2026 update. Aspirants interested in another ministerial-level uniformed service examination can explore the CISF Head Constable Syllabus and Exam Pattern.
For broader defence recruitment information, candidates can visit the PW Defence Exams section.
