SSC GD Constable Result 2025 expected shortly: All you need to know
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) is preparing to declare the results of the Constable (General Duty) recruitment examination 2025, conducted in February. The computer-based test (CBT), held from February 4 to 25, saw participation from lakhs of candidates nationwide vying for 39,481 vacancies in paramilitary forces.
The vacancies span across the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs), the Special Security Force (SSF), Assam Rifles, and the Narcotics Control Bureau, making it one of the largest central police recruitment drives in recent years.
How to access the result
Candidates will be able to check their SSC GD Constable Result 2025 via the official website of the Commission—ssc.gov.in. The steps to view the result include:
- Visit ssc.gov.in
- Click on the “Result” tab
- Select the “Constable-GD” link
- Open the PDF file containing roll numbers of shortlisted candidates
- Use the search function (Ctrl + F) to find your roll number
- Download and retain the PDF for future reference
The result document will also contain the official cut-off marks, outlining the minimum scores required for qualification to the next round.
PET, PST next in line for shortlisted candidates
Candidates who clear the CBT will progress to the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST). These physical assessments are mandatory for all shortlisted applicants and serve to determine their suitability for roles involving high security, physical alertness, and operational preparedness.
Following successful clearance of the PET and PST, candidates will be required to undergo a comprehensive medical examination before final selection and induction into service.
Multilingual exam reflects pan-India outreach
The CBT comprised 80 questions worth a total of 160 marks and was conducted over a duration of 60 minutes. The exam was offered not just in English and Hindi, but also in 13 regional languages including Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Assamese, Bengali, Marathi, and Urdu. This multilingual approach ensured broader accessibility and inclusiveness across various regions of India.
Answer key released; objections under review
Post-exam, the SSC released the provisional answer key on March 4. Candidates were permitted to raise objections until March 9. The Commission is currently reviewing these submissions.
Once the review concludes, a final answer key will be issued, which will form the basis for calculating candidates’ scores and preparing the merit list.