SSC Exams 2026: CGL, Stenographer, Selection Post Results, MTS Exam Dates Updates

SSC Exams 2026: CGL, Stenographer, Selection Post Results, MTS Exam Dates Update: Many SSC aspirants are eagerly waiting for updates on their results and upcoming exam schedules for SSC CGL, Stenographer, and Selection Posts. The SSC Chairman has confirmed that the CGL Tier-1 results are expected before December 2025, likely by the last week of November, while Tier-2 exams are scheduled for January-February 2026. 

For other exams like SSC MTS, the papers cannot be held during the ongoing CHSL exam in mid-November 2025, so they are expected around mid-December 2025. Aspirants are advised to stay updated with official notifications, as all results and schedules are being processed carefully to ensure accuracy and fairness.. 

When Will SSC CGL Tier 1 Results Be Announced?

The SSC Chairman has confirmed that the CGL Tier 1 results will be declared before December 2025, so students can likely check their scores by the last week of November. Following this, the CGL Tier 2 exams are expected to start in January and February 2026 (expected). Aspirants should stay prepared and use this time to revise and strengthen their concepts for the next stage.

What About SSC Stenographer and Selection Post Results?

The results for the SSC Stenographer and other Selection Post exams may come before the CGL result. Don't worry if you haven't seen these results yet; they are expected shortly, likely before the CGL Tier 1 result.

When Will SSC MTS Exam 2025 Be Conducted?

The SSC MTS exam cannot be held while the CHSL exam is ongoing (12–30 November 2025). Therefore, the MTS exam is expected to take place around mid-December 2025, most likely in the second week. Candidates should regularly check official notifications for the confirmed dates.

Why Some SSC Results Are Delayed

Delays in announcing results are sometimes unavoidable. Re-evaluations or re-exams may be required if there are technical glitches in certain exam shifts. Additionally, large exams like SSC CGL involve millions of candidates, which makes processing and verifying results a time-consuming task. These steps are necessary to ensure that the results are accurate, fair, and transparent for all candidates.