
SSC GD Revised Result 2026: The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the revised merit lists for the Constable (General Duty) Examination 2026. The updated lists were published on October 23, 2026, following the declaration of the original SSC GD Result 2026 on October 12. Candidates can access the revised male and female merit lists through the official SSC website, ssc.gov.in.
The latest update clarifies the categories under which candidates applied and the categories against which they were considered during shortlisting. Candidates who appeared for the SSC GD Constable Computer Based Examination should download the revised result PDFs and verify their details. The revision addresses category-related confusion in the earlier lists; it does not change the candidates' Computer Based Examination marks, cut-off scores or shortlisting status.
A total of 1,97,408 candidates were shortlisted for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST) following the original result declaration. Candidates should check the updated merit list carefully and follow further announcements regarding the physical examination and subsequent recruitment stages.
The revised SSC GD merit lists are available for candidates provisionally shortlisted for the physical tests. Candidates should refer to the official result documents for the latest information.
| Particulars | Details |
| Exam Name | SSC GD Constable Examination 2026 |
| Conducting Authority | Staff Selection Commission |
| Post Name | Constable (GD), Rifleman (GD) and other notified posts |
| Exam Mode | Computer Based Examination |
| SSC GD Exam Dates | April 27 to May 30, 2026 |
| Original Result Date | October 12, 2026 |
| Revised Result Date | October 23, 2026 |
| Result Status | Revised merit lists released |
| Candidates Shortlisted | 1,97,408 |
| Result Format | |
| Next Stage | PET/PST |
| Official Website | ssc.gov.in |
Candidates can download the SSC GD Revised Result 2026 PDF through the official website of the Staff Selection Commission. The commission has published separate lists for female candidates and male candidates shortlisted for the physical tests.
The revised result documents contain the details required to verify a candidate's shortlisting status and category information. Candidates should download the appropriate list and search for their roll numbers.
Official website: https://ssc.gov.in/
Candidates should use the following result documents available through the official website:
The availability and applicability of individual documents should be verified on the official portal. Candidates must rely on the latest official PDFs rather than older copies circulating online.
The Staff Selection Commission published revised merit lists after receiving representations from candidates regarding the category details displayed in the original SSC GD Result 2026.
Some candidates had applied under categories such as Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), Other Backward Classes (OBC), Economically Weaker Section (EWS) or Ex-Servicemen (ESM). However, candidates who qualified on the standard applicable to Unreserved (UR) candidates could be considered against UR vacancies under the applicable recruitment rules.
Consequently, the category displayed in the original shortlist did not always match the category under which a candidate had applied. This led to requests for clarification.
To address the confusion, SSC uploaded revised lists containing both the category under which a candidate applied and the category against which the candidate was considered.
The revision is intended to provide greater clarity about category classification. According to the available result update, the revision does not change candidates' CBT marks, cut-off scores or shortlisting status.
Candidates should therefore check both category fields in the revised result rather than relying solely on the category shown in an earlier list.
Candidates can follow the steps below to download the updated SSC GD Constable Result 2026 merit list.
Visit the official website of the Staff Selection Commission at ssc.gov.in.
Open the Results section on the homepage.
Select the Constable GD examination category.
Look for the notice related to the Constable GD Examination 2026 and the revised lists of candidates provisionally shortlisted for PET/PST.
Open the relevant PDF for male or female candidates.
Press Ctrl + F on a computer to open the search function.
Enter your roll number in the search box.
Check whether your roll number appears in the list.
Verify the category under which you applied and the category against which you were considered.
Download and save the revised PDF for future reference.
Candidates using a mobile phone can open the PDF in a compatible document viewer and use its search function to locate their roll numbers.
If the roll number is not found in the revised shortlist, candidates should check the correct list and verify the roll number entered before drawing any conclusion.
The original SSC GD Result 2026 shortlisted 1,97,408 candidates for the next stage of recruitment. These candidates were provisionally shortlisted to appear for the Physical Efficiency Test and Physical Standard Test.
The shortlist includes candidates from the male and female categories. The published figures include 15,782 female candidates, 1,81,251 male candidates shortlisted for forces other than the Special Security Force (SSF), and 375 male candidates shortlisted for SSF.
Candidates should consult the official result write-up for the complete breakdown and applicable selection criteria.
Shortlisting in the Computer Based Examination does not guarantee final appointment. Candidates must qualify in the subsequent stages and satisfy all eligibility requirements prescribed for the recruitment.
The SSC GD Cut Off Marks 2026 were released with the original result. Candidates can check the official result write-up to understand the cut-off applicable to their category and recruitment criteria.
The cut-off marks are important because they determine which candidates qualify for the subsequent stage of the recruitment process. The applicable cut-off can vary according to category, gender, state or area, force-related requirements and other criteria specified in the examination notice.
Candidates should not use the minimum qualifying marks as a substitute for the actual shortlisting cut-off. The minimum qualifying percentage represents the basic qualifying requirement, whereas the cut-off used for shortlisting depends on the applicable selection criteria and competition.
For accurate information, candidates should download the official SSC GD Result 2026 write-up and verify the relevant cut-off details.
Candidates can check the cut-off by following these steps:
Visit ssc.gov.in.
Open the Results section.
Select the Constable GD examination.
Open the official result write-up or cut-off document.
Find the relevant category and recruitment criteria.
Check the applicable cut-off marks.
Candidates should avoid relying on unofficial cut-off predictions when the official cut-off information is available.
Candidates who appeared for the SSC GD Computer Based Examination should also monitor the official website for updates concerning the individual scorecard, final answer key and question papers with response sheets.
The merit list and scorecard serve different purposes. The merit list identifies candidates shortlisted for the next stage, while the scorecard provides individual examination marks when made available by the commission.
Candidates should check the official notice for the availability date, login requirements and instructions for accessing their marks. They may need their registration credentials to view individual examination records.
The revised merit list should not be confused with the release of the individual scorecard or final answer key. Candidates should verify each announcement separately.
Candidates shortlisted in the SSC GD Constable Examination 2026 must prepare for the next stages of recruitment. The selection process includes physical tests, document verification and medical examination, subject to the applicable recruitment rules.
The Physical Efficiency Test assesses candidates' physical endurance according to the standards prescribed for the recruitment. Candidates should review the official notification to understand the applicable running requirements, timing and any region-specific provisions.
The Physical Standard Test assesses prescribed physical measurements, including height and chest measurements for applicable male candidates. Requirements may vary according to the candidate's category, region and the relevant recruitment provisions.
Candidates should verify the official physical standards rather than relying on generalised requirements shared on unofficial websites.
Candidates must provide the required documents to establish their eligibility. These may include educational certificates, proof of age, identity documents, domicile or other prescribed certificates, and valid category-related documents wherever applicable.
Candidates should ensure that the information provided during application matches their original documents and that their certificates meet the requirements specified by the commission.
Candidates who progress through the applicable stages must satisfy the prescribed medical standards. Final selection depends on the relevant recruitment rules, eligibility conditions, merit, vacancies and completion of the required selection stages.
The revised result announcement does not itself confirm the date of the SSC GD physical examination. Candidates should wait for the official PET/PST schedule and instructions from the designated recruitment authority.
Candidates who have been shortlisted should regularly check official updates regarding the physical test date, admit card or call letter, reporting time, examination venue and documents to carry.
It is advisable to begin preparing for the physical tests while waiting for the schedule. Candidates should also keep their registration details and essential documents readily available.
No candidate should treat an unofficial date circulating on social media as a confirmed examination schedule unless it is supported by an official notification.
The SSC GD recruitment process covers notified Constable (GD), Rifleman (GD) and other applicable posts across the participating forces and organisations.
The recruitment includes notified vacancies in forces such as:
Border Security Force (BSF)
Central Industrial Security Force (CISF)
Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)
Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB)
Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP)
Assam Rifles
Secretariat Security Force (SSF)
The recruitment notification specifies the posts, vacancies, eligibility requirements and selection rules applicable to each participating force. Candidates should consult the official notification for the details relevant to their application.
Candidates should download the revised merit list instead of depending exclusively on the original result PDF. They should check their roll number and carefully compare the category under which they applied with the category against which they were considered.
Candidates should also remember that provisional shortlisting for PET/PST is not equivalent to final selection. They must meet the physical, medical, document verification and other eligibility requirements prescribed for the recruitment.
For the next stage, candidates should monitor the official SSC website and relevant recruitment updates for confirmed dates and instructions. Any changes to the schedule or selection process should be treated as official only when announced by the competent authority.
Candidates should keep a copy of the revised result and their relevant application details for future reference.
