HSSC Result 2026 Declared: How to Check CET Group C & D Merit Lists

HSSC Result 2026 Declared: How to Check CET Group C & D Merit Lists

Your CET result is out, and you're staring at the HSSC website trying to figure out which of the five links on the homepage is actually the one you need. This happens to almost everyone — the portal isn't exactly built for first-time visitors. This guide walks through the exact steps to find your HSSC Result 2026, download your scorecard, and understand what the numbers on it actually mean.

The Haryana Staff Selection Commission has been declaring Group C results in waves through 2026, and it's easy to mix up which one applies to you. The detailed roll number-wise result for CET Group C under Advertisement No. 01/2025 (for the exam held in July 2025) went up on April 16, 2026. Separately, a revised final result for the older Advt. No. 03/2023 drive (covering 59 categories) was published on May 18, 2026, after a High Court-ordered revision. Check which advertisement number your own application falls under before you go looking for your result.

One thing worth clearing up before you go looking for your score: recent court and commission rulings changed how socio-economic marks factor into your final CET score. Where earlier certain categories received additional marks added on top of their written score, that provision has been revised. Your scorecard reflects your HSSC Result 2026 score as calculated under the current rules, so if the number looks different from what you expected based on older articles or forum posts, this rule change is usually why. If you're still preparing rather than checking a result, our HSSC Group D Syllabus 2026 guide covers exactly what to study.

HSSC Result 2026 Overview

Latest HSSC Results Declared So Far in 2026

Here's a quick snapshot of the major HSSC results published so far this year, most recent first, with a direct link to the official notice where one specific PDF could be confirmed. Use this to check your HSSC Result 2026 status before you go hunting through the website. If you're prepping for Group D specifically, our HSSC Group D previous year paper is a good next stop.

Result	Advt. No.	Declared On	Direct Link
Primary Teacher (Mewat Cadre) — Final Result	05/2024	July 24, 2026	View PDF
TGT Science (ROH & Mewat Cadre) — Revised Final Result	02/2023 (Cat. 07 & 12)	July 6, 2026	Search Results page
Group D — Additional Result (3,007 candidates)	01/2023	June 26, 2026	View PDF
TGT (ROH & Mewat Cadre) — Revised Final Result (English, Home Science, Physical Education, Sanskrit)	02/2023 & 04/2023	May 28, 2026	View PDF
CET Group C — Revised Result (59 categories)	03/2023	May 18, 2026	View PDF
CET Group C — Detailed Result	01/2025	April 16, 2026	Search Results page

Two rows link to the general Results page instead of one specific PDF — HSSC splits some results into several roll-number-range files or a login-based scorecard lookup rather than a single downloadable file, so there's no one direct link to point to for those. This list moves fast — HSSC adds new and revised results through the year, so treat the dates above as a snapshot rather than a permanent record. Always cross-check your specific result on hssc.gov.in before assuming a status based on this table alone.

Step-by-Step Guide to Download the Result

Follow these steps in order to check your HSSC Result 2026 — skipping around the HSSC site tends to land you on the wrong notice.

1. Visit the official HSSC website at hssc.gov.in. Don't use any third-party mirror site for this — always go through the official domain to avoid outdated or incorrect PDFs.
2. Navigate to the "Results" or "Public Notices" section on the homepage. HSSC usually places the most recent results as a scrolling notice near the top, but the dedicated Results tab is the reliable place to look if you don't see it immediately.
3. Click the specific link matching your own advertisement number — for example "Detailed Result of CET Group C (Advt. No. 01/2025)" or "Declaration of Result for Group C posts... (Advt. No. 03/2023)". HSSC runs multiple recruitment drives at once, so match the advertisement number on your admit card carefully — the wrong PDF is easy to open by mistake.
4. For roll number-wise PDF lists, download the file matching your roll number range, then use Ctrl+F to search directly for your roll number instead of scrolling through hundreds of entries manually.
5. For an individual scorecard, use the candidate login portal instead. Enter your Registration Number or the mobile number linked to your application, then your password or date of birth to log in.
6. Download and print your scorecard. Keep a physical copy of your HSSC Result 2026 scorecard ready — you'll need it for the Document Verification round that follows.

Details Mentioned on the Scorecard & Merit List

Once you've downloaded your scorecard, check every field carefully. Printing errors happen more often than you'd expect, and catching one now saves you a headache during Document Verification.

• Candidate's full name and father's/mother's name
• CET Registration Number and Roll Number
• Category (General, SC, BCA, BCB, EWS, ESM)
• Subject-wise marks and total marks obtained
• Socio-economic criteria marks, where applicable
• Final qualifying status — Qualified or Not Qualified

If any of these details are wrong — a misspelled name, an incorrect category — raise it immediately rather than waiting until the DV stage. Corrections take time to process, and starting the process late narrows your window before the next stage begins.

Category-Wise Qualifying Marks (Cut-Off)

Clearing this threshold in your HSSC Result 2026 scorecard gets you into the qualified pool. It does not, on its own, guarantee a call for the next stage — that depends on the specific post you applied for and how many vacancies exist for your category.

• General Category (UR): Minimum 50% marks (50 out of 100)
• Reserved Categories (SC/BCA/BCB/EWS): Minimum 40% marks (40 out of 100)

There's a real difference between qualifying the CET and making the final cut-off for a specific post's Mains exam or Departmental Skill Test. CET qualification is a broad screening threshold. The actual cut-off for your target post — say, Clerk versus Patwari versus Constable — depends on how many candidates applied, how many vacancies are open, and category-wise reservation. Don't assume qualifying the CET means you're through to document verification for every post you're eligible for; check the specific post-wise shortlist separately.

What's Next? Post-Result Selection Process

Qualifying the CET and seeing "Qualified" on your HSSC Result 2026 scorecard is the beginning of the next phase, not the end of the process. Posts like Police Constable add further physical stages — see our HSSC Police Constable recruitment guide for that process.

Document Verification (DV): Once shortlisted for a specific post, you'll go through physical or online document scrutiny. Keep these ready in advance: Aadhar Card, Haryana Domicile Certificate, Category Certificate (if applicable), and marksheets for 10th, 12th, and any degree relevant to your post's eligibility.

Skill or Physical Tests: Depending on the post, you may face additional stages. Clerk and Steno posts typically require a typing test; Police Constable and similar posts require the Physical Measurement Test (PMT) and Physical Screening Test (PST) covered separately for that recruitment.

Department Allocation: Once you clear all applicable stages, your department posting is decided by your merit rank combined with the preferences you submitted during the application process. Higher rank generally means better access to your preferred department and posting location, so your HSSC Result 2026 score continues to matter well beyond just qualifying. While you wait for the next stage, keep your General Knowledge sharp with our Haryana GK practice quiz.