SSC GD Final Scorecard 2025 Out, Check Cutoff, Merit List PDF

Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released SSC GD Constable 2025 Scorecard on its official website, ssc.gov.in, on January 16, 2026. Candidates who appeared in the recruitment process can now check their final marks, normalised score, and qualifying status by logging in with their registration number and password. The SSC GD 2025 scorecard provides detailed information, including section-wise marks and overall score, allowing candidates to analyze their performance. Along with the scorecard, SSC has also released the final result and cut-off marks, and shortlisted candidates will proceed to the next stage,s including Document Verification and Medical Examination. SSC GD scorecard 2025 is available till March 1, 2026.

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SSC GD Final Result 2025 PDF

The SSC GD Constable Final Result 2025 has been made available in PDF format on the official SSC website. The commission publishes separate result PDFs for male and female candidates, each containing the list of candidates (names and roll numbers) who have been finally selected. To check the result, candidates should visit the official SSC website and navigate to the “Results” section, then click on the “Constable-GD” tab. In that section, find the link for “SSC GD Final Result 2025” for male or female candidates as applicable. Clicking the link will open the result PDF – candidates can use the search function (Ctrl+F) to find their Roll Number or name in the merit list. The table below provides the direct links to download the SSC GD Final Result 2025 PDFs for both male and female candidates:

Details Mentioned on SSC GD Final Result PDF

The SSC GD Final Result 2025 is published as a merit list PDF. This merit list PDF contains important information about the exam and the candidates who have qualified. The following details are mentioned in the SSC GD Final Result PDF:

• Exam Conducting Authority: Name of the organization (Staff Selection Commission) that conducted the exam.
• Examination Name: The name of the exam (e.g., “Constable (GD) in CAPFs, SSF, Rifleman (GD) in Assam Rifles and Sepoy in NCB Examination, 2025”).
• Post Name: The post for which the recruitment is conducted (Constable General Duty).
• Candidate’s Name: Name of the candidate who has been selected (as per the application).
• Roll Number: The roll number of the candidate as given during the exam.
• Category: The category of the candidate (General, OBC, SC, ST, EWS, etc.).
• Sub-Category: Any sub-category or special category (if applicable, such as Ex-Serviceman, etc.).
• (In the official write-up, the commission also usually mentions the force allotted to the candidate and the state he/she belongs to, as well as the cut-off marks and sometimes the date of birth of the last selected candidate for tie-breaker purposes.)

What After SSC GD 2025 Final Result?

After the final result is declared, candidates who find their names in the merit list might wonder what the next steps are before joining their respective forces. The final result is not the end of the recruitment process; there are several post-result formalities and steps involved in the appointment. Posting is not given immediately after the result – the process can take a few months and involves multiple stages. Here is what happens after the SSC GD 2025 final result:

1. Force Allocation: Along with the final result declaration, each selected candidate is allotted to a particular force (such as BSF, CISF, CRPF, ITBP, SSB, Assam Rifles, SSF, or NCB) based on merit, preference, and vacancies. The force allocation is published in the result or a separate allocation list.
2. Dossier Preparation: After allocation, the SSC forwards the complete dossier of each selected candidate to the respective force. This dossier includes all the candidate’s records: application details, results, documents verified, character and antecedent verification reports, and medical examination reports.
3. Joining Letter Issuance: Once the concerned force receives and processes the dossiers, they will issue a joining letter (appointment letter) to the candidates. Typically, within a few weeks (often 2–3 weeks) after the result, the forces start sending out joining letters. These letters are either sent by post or through email, and sometimes the announcement is also made on the official website of the respective force.
4. Training: The joining letter will contain details about the training program – including the training center location, reporting date, and instructions. All newly recruited constables are required to undergo training. The training duration varies by force but generally lasts around 8 to 11 months. During training, candidates will receive a stipend/salary as per the rules of that force and will be oriented with the duties and responsibilities of a GD Constable.
5. Final Posting: After successfully completing the training, candidates are given their final posting in a unit or battalion of the allotted force. At this stage, the recruits become full-fledged constables of their force and are deployed to their duty locations. The initial posting could be in any state or region as per the force’s requirement.