SSC CGL and SSC CHSL 2025 Result Update: Cut Off Clarified, Tier 1 Results Out Soon

The SSC, that is, Staff Selection Commission which is the primary recruitment body for central government jobs in India. It has provided various major updates for the aspirants appearing for SSC examinations and they are eagerly awaiting for the results of the SSC CGL, that is Combined Graduate Level Tier I and SSC CHSL, that is Combined Higher Secondary Level Tier I examinations which was conducted in the year of 2025.

Along with revised cut offs, clarifications on result disparity, and result release timelines, there are lakhs of candidates preparing for government careers, who now have a clear mindset of pathways ahead.

SSC CGL Tier I 2025 Result

The result of SSC CGL Tier I for the examination conducted in 2025, holds a crucial significance for the candidates aspiring to get the qualifications of Group B and Group C posts across ministries and departments, that was officially declared on the Commission’s website, that is: ssc.gov.in, in December 2025. Candidates were able to check their individual scores, cut off marks and shortlist status online in PDF format. 

SSC CGL Tier I 2025 Cut Off Clarification & What Happened

However, following the publication of cut off marks, several aspirants raised concerns on social media and complaint forums, stating that they were marked unqualified and not passed despite of scoring above the published cut off marks. This led to confusion and uncertainty amongst the candidates. In response to this, the SSC issued an official clarification in mid of the month of January 2026, addressing the reported discrepancies. 

According to the Commission, there was an error in the cut off table published in the original result write up, specifically under List III which pertains to candidates qualifying for Paper  I of Tier II for posts other than JSO, that is Junior Statistical Officer and Statistical Investigator Grade II. Despite this, the lists of shortlisted candidates in the lists of List  I, List  II and List  III remain accurate and unchanged. 

No candidate has been added or removed based on the correction. The discrepancy was strictly limited to the presented cut off figures and did not affect the actual merit list or candidates’ eligibility status for Tier II. SSC has released a revised and accurate category wise cut off table for CGL Tier  I 2025, correcting the previously misreported figures. However, aspirants are reminded to rely on official releases only and check updated cut off details on the SSC portal. 

Why This Clarification Matters

Cut off marks are the minimum scores candidates must achieve to be considered qualified for the next phase. When the published table appears inconsistent, it can create panic among aspirants who fear they may have missed out despite scoring well. SSC’s clarification assures candidates that the actual shortlisting process followed the correct data and only the   display of cut  off statistics   required correction.

SSC CHSL Tier I 2025: Result Expected Very Soon

While the CGL Tier  I journey has progressed into the next stage, thousands of     SSC CHSL Tier  I 2025 exam takers are still awaiting their results. The SSC conducted the CHSL Tier  I examination between 12th November to 30th November 2025, with a provisional answer key released in early December. According to multiple recent media updates, the SSC CHSL Tier  I Result 2025 is expected to be released any time in January 2026 on the official website, that is, ssc.gov.in, the result will be published in a PDF format listing roll numbers and qualifying status of candidates eligible for the next stage of the selection process. 

How to Check the CHSL Result

Once announced, candidates can follow these steps:

1. Visit the official SSC website: ssc.gov.in
2. Click the ‘Results’ tab on the homepage
3. Select the SSC CHSL Tier  I Result 2025 link
4. Download the PDF and use Ctrl + F to search for your roll number
5. Save the PDF for future reference

Along with the result PDF, SSC is also expected to publish category wise cut off marks and a merit list.

What’s Next After Tier I?

For both CGL and CHSL exams, qualified candidates from Tier I will move on to Tier II or the next corresponding stage. For CGL, Tier  II typically includes papers on advanced quantitative aptitude, reasoning, English comprehension and general awareness. For CHSL, the next stage may include Tier II and skill typing tests depending on the particular job profile.

Expert Tips for Aspirants

With ongoing updates and large applicant numbers for SSC exams, students are advised to:

• Check the official SSC website frequently for result notifications and cut  off updates.
• Download and securely store your scorecards as proof of qualification.
• Continue preparation for Tier II or next stages, especially while waiting for official result announcements.
• Rely only on official communications and PDF notifications rather than social media speculation.

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