SSC MTS Result 2026 Out: Havaldar Merit List, Cut Off & Complete Selection Process at ssc.gov.in

SSC MTS Result 2026: Out Now

SSC MTS Result 2026 Updates: The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has declared the SSC MTS (Multi-Tasking Non Technical) and Havaldar (CBIC & CBN) Examination 2025-26 result today August 3, 2026 on the official website ssc.gov.in. This result covers the Computer-Based Examination (CBE) conducted across two sessions from February 4 to February 20, 2026, and marks a major milestone for the massive pool of candidates who registered for this recruitment cycle.

SSC MTS Result 2026 Update: To put the scale in perspective SSC received a staggering 36,19,834 applications out of which 8,04,633 candidates actually appeared for the exam. Based on normalized Session-II marks the Commission has now provisionally shortlisted 8,071 candidates for the Havaldar PET/PST (Physical Efficiency Test/Physical Standard Test) stage against 1,153 Havaldar vacancies a strict 1:7 shortlisting ratio. If you appeared for this exam here’s a complete deep dive guide covering everything from how to check your result to what happens at every subsequent stage.

SSC MTS Result 2026: Key Highlights

ParticularsDetails
Conducting BodyStaff Selection Commission (SSC)
Exam NameMTS (Non-Technical) & Havaldar (CBIC & CBN) Examination 2025-26
Exam ModeComputer-Based Examination (CBE)
Exam DatesFebruary 4 to February 20, 2026
Total Applications Received36,19,834
Total Candidates Appeared8,04,633
Answer Key ReleasedMarch 3, 2026
Result Declared OnAugust 3, 2026
Havaldar Vacancies1,153
Candidates Shortlisted for Havaldar PET/PST8,071
Shortlisting Ratio1:7 vacancy to candidate
Result Withheld (Suspicious Activity)2 candidates
Result Not Processed (Malpractice)727 candidates
Candidates Debarred169 candidates
Official Websitessc.gov.in

How to Check SSC MTS Result 2026 Online

Follow these steps to check and download your result

  1. Visit the official website ssc.gov.in.
  2. On the homepage, click on the “Results” tab.
  3. Look for the link titled “Multi Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff and Havaldar (CBIC & CBN) Examination, 2025 – Result”.
  4. Click on the relevant PDF link separate PDFs are available for shortlisted candidates malpractice cases and debarred candidates.
  5. Once the PDF opens use Ctrl + F or Cmd + F on Mac to search for your name or roll number.
  6. If your details appear in the shortlisted list it means you’ve qualified for the next stage.
  7. Download and save the result PDF for future reference.

Important: Unlike many exams SSC MTS does not provide individual login based scorecards at this stage the result is published as a consolidated PDF list so you’ll need to manually search for your details within the document.

SSC MTS Result 2026: Understanding the Multiple Result PDFs

SSC has released the result in three separate categories of PDFs and it’s important to know which one applies to your situation

  1. Shortlisted Candidates (for Havaldar PET/PST): Contains roll numbers of the 8,071 candidates provisionally shortlisted for the physical stage.
  2. Result Not Processed Due to Malpractice: Lists 727 candidates whose results have been withheld because they were found involved in examination malpractice.
  3. Debarred Candidates: Lists 169 candidates who have been debarred by SSC Regional Offices for various disciplinary reasons.

Additionally 2 candidates’ results have been withheld entirely due to suspicious activity pending further investigation by the Commission.

Important clarification: This result specifically shortlists candidates for the Havaldar post’s PET/PST stage it is not the final MTS result and it is also not the final Havaldar result. The final results for both posts will only be published after subsequent stages are completed.

SSC MTS Result 2026: How the Exam and Shortlisting Worked

Understanding the underlying exam structure helps explain why the numbers look the way they do

  • The Computer Based Examination was conducted in two sessions Session I and Session II.
  • Candidates had to qualify Session I to be eligible for evaluation of Session II those who did not clear Session I were not considered for Session II scoring at all.
  • Final shortlisting for Havaldar PET/PST was based on normalized marks obtained in Session II ensuring fairness across different exam shifts and dates.
  • Category wise, post-wise and CCA-wise Custody, Control and Areas cut offs were applied separately meaning your specific region and category determined your effective qualifying threshold.

SSC MTS Result 2026: Important Distinction MTS vs Havaldar

Since this recruitment drive covers two different posts it’s worth understanding how the result process differs between them

AspectMTS (Multi-Tasking Staff)Havaldar (CBIC & CBN)
Selection StagesCBE followed directly by Document Verification (DV)CBE followed by PET/PST then Document Verification
Current Result StageCandidates proceed to DV based on this CBE resultCandidates proceed to PET/PST based on this CBE result
Physical Test RequiredNoYes PET/PST is mandatory for Havaldar
Final Result TimingAfter DV process is completedAfter PET/PST and subsequent DV are completed

Important: MTS candidature can remain valid even if a candidate does not qualify PET/PST since PET/PST is specifically a requirement for the Havaldar post not for MTS. Candidates who applied for both posts should carefully check which result category applies to their specific application.

SSC MTS Cut Off 2026: What Determines It

The cut off marks for this stage were determined by several factors and understanding them helps you interpret your own standing accurately

  • Total vacancies Given the vacancy count this year competition levels directly influenced how the cut off was set.
  • Category wise reservation Separate cut-offs apply for UR, OBC, EWS, SC, ST and PwD categories.
  • CCA-wise variation Since Havaldar posts are recruited region wise under the Central Civil Administration structure cut offs can vary meaningfully between different CCAs.
  • Post preference Candidates’ stated post preferences during application also factored into how the merit list and shortlist were finalized.

Historical context: SSC MTS competition levels have fluctuated with vacancy counts in recent years higher vacancy years like 2023 and 2024 generally saw comparatively less intense competition per seat while lower vacancy years have tended to push competition higher. This context is useful for candidates trying to gauge how tough this year’s cut off might be relative to recent cycles.

What’s Included in the SSC MTS Result 2026 PDF

Since this is a consolidated list rather than an individual scorecard here’s what you’ll find within the official result documents

  • Roll numbers of shortlisted processed candidates
  • Region wise segregation since SSC conducts recruitment through multiple regional offices
  • Category classification for shortlisted candidates
  • Separate annexures for malpractice and debarred cases

Individual scorecards and the final answer key are expected to be released separately along with the final result later in the process SSC has indicated this is expected by the end of August 2026.

SSC MTS Havaldar Selection Process: What Comes Next

For candidates shortlisted for the Havaldar post here’s the complete path ahead

  1. Computer Based Examination (CBE): The stage just concluded with results declared August 3, 2026.
  2. Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST): Shortlisted candidates must clear both physical requirements PET tests fitness through timed physical activities while PST checks height, chest and other physical measurements against post specific standards.
  3. Document Verification (DV): Candidates who clear PET/PST proceed to verification of original documents.
  4. Final Merit List: Prepared after all stages are completed leading to final selection.

Important: The Commission has not yet announced the PET/PST schedule this will be released separately so shortlisted candidates should keep checking the official website regularly.

SSC MTS Selection Process: What Comes Next Non Havaldar Candidates

For candidates specifically pursuing the MTS (Non-Technical) post rather than Havaldar the process is more streamlined

  1. Computer-Based Examination (CBE): Completed with results now declared.
  2. Document Verification (DV): MTS candidates proceed directly to document verification without a physical test requirement.
  3. Final Result: Declared after document verification is completed for all shortlisted candidates.

What Happens If You Were Involved in Malpractice or Debarred?

For the 727 candidates whose results were not processed due to malpractice and the 169 debarred candidates here’s what this typically means

  • Their results have been withheld or invalidated as part of SSC’s disciplinary action process.
  • Candidates in these categories generally cannot proceed to any further stage of this particular recruitment cycle.
  • Depending on the severity of the case debarment may also carry consequences for future SSC exam eligibility as specified in SSC’s standard conduct rules.

If you believe you’ve been wrongly included in either of these lists it’s advisable to contact the SSC Regional Office under which you applied with relevant documentation at the earliest opportunity.

SSC MTS 2026: Registration vs Appearance Gap What It Tells You

One striking detail from this year’s numbers is the significant gap between registrations and actual appearances: out of 36.19 lakh applications only 8.04 lakh candidates actually appeared for the exam meaning roughly 78% of registered candidates did not show up. This is a fairly common pattern in large scale government exams like SSC MTS often attributed to candidates applying to multiple exams simultaneously and later prioritizing based on preparation level exam date clashes or shifting career plans.

For candidates analyzing their own competitive standing it’s worth remembering that your real competition is the 8.04 lakh who appeared not the full registered pool a distinction that matters when trying to gauge how tough the shortlisting truly was this cycle.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: When was the SSC MTS Result 2026 declared?

The result was declared on August 3, 2026 on the official website ssc.gov.in.

Q2: How many candidates have been shortlisted for Havaldar PET/PST?

A total of 8,071 candidates have been provisionally shortlisted against 1,153 Havaldar vacancies following a 1:7 shortlisting ratio.

Q3: Is this the final SSC MTS or Havaldar result?

No. This result only shortlists candidates for the Havaldar PET/PST stage. It is not the final result for either MTS or Havaldar posts.

Q4: How do I check my SSC MTS Result 2026?

Visit ssc.gov.in open the relevant result PDF and use Ctrl + F to search for your name or roll number within the document.

Q5: How many candidates appeared for the SSC MTS exam 2026?

Out of 36,19,834 applications received 8,04,633 candidates appeared for the Computer Based Examination.

Q6: What happens to MTS candidates if they don’t qualify PET/PST?

PET/PST is specific to the Havaldar post. MTS candidature can remain valid even if a candidate does not qualify PET/PST.

Q7: Why were some candidates’ results not processed?

727 candidates were found involved in examination malpractice and their results have not been processed as a result.

Q8: How many candidates have been debarred?

169 candidates have been debarred by SSC Regional Offices for various reasons in addition to 2 candidates whose results are withheld due to suspicious activity.

Q9: When will the final answer key and individual scorecards be released?

SSC is expected to release the final answer key and individual scorecards by the end of August 2026, along with the final result.

Q10: What determines the SSC MTS cut off marks?

Cut-offs vary based on category CCA region post and total vacancies and are calculated using normalized Session-II marks.

Disclaimer: This article is based on publicly available information as of August 3, 2026. Candidates should always cross verify their result shortlisting status and next stage schedule on the official SSC website ssc.gov.in as the final source of truth.

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