SSC CHSL Result 2026 Out: The Staff Selection Commission has released the result for the first round of tentative allocation for SSC CHSL 2025. A total of 3,515 candidates have been shortlisted for document verification. The merit list is available online on the official SSC website, ssc.gov.in. Candidates who appeared for the Tier-2 exam can visit the site, download the merit list via the direct link, and check their roll numbers.
3,515 Candidates Successful
According to the notice issued by the SSC, the Tier-1 result was declared on February 27, 2026. Subsequently, the Tier-2 exam for successful candidates was conducted on April 10 and April 22, 2026. Following the Tier-2 exam, 13,395 candidates were considered for the ‘option-cum-preference’ process. A total of 3,515 candidates have now been declared successful for the first round of document verification.
What are the next steps for shortlisted candidates?
A ‘sliding process’ has been initiated to ensure the optimal utilisation of available vacancies. This process offers eligible candidates another opportunity for re-allocation. Candidates whose names appear on the FRTA list must log in to the official SSC website between August 20 and August 22. They must then select a location, date, and time slot for the sliding process. Candidates must report to the designated regional office between September 1 and September 3, 2026. Those who fail to participate in this process will be marked absent.
How to check the result by roll number:
First, visit the official SSC website, ssc.gov.in.
Click on the ‘Result’ button on the home page.
Click on the SSC CHSL result PDF.
Then, check your roll number in the merit list.
What details will be included in the merit list?
Along with their roll numbers, the merit list includes details such as the successful candidates’ names, fathers’ names, mothers’ names, categories, and ranks.
Recruitment Details
A total of 3,522 vacancies were to be filled through this recruitment drive. Category-wise, the posts were reserved as follows: 337 for EWS, 490 for SC, 252 for ST, 768 for OBC, and 1,675 for the Unreserved (UR) category. Against the total vacancies, the SSC has appointed candidates to 3,515 posts. Specifically, the filled posts comprise 337 for EWS, 487 for SC, 251 for ST, 766 for OBC, and 1,674 for UR.