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SSC CHSL 10+2 2025 Recruitment Details and Final Result

G Team Govtjobupdates 06 Nov 2026  ·  3 min read

The Staff Selection Commission’s SSC CHSL 10+2 2025 recruitment covers 3,522 vacancies for LDC/JSA, DEO & DEO Grade A posts. The cycle has progressed beyond admit-card issuance and examination activity, with the final result now available.

For candidates reviewing their recruitment record, the important distinction is between examination access, stage-wise assessment and the later preference and result notices. This article explains the admit-card arrangements, the examination sequence and the administrative milestones that followed.

SSC CHSL 2025: Admit Card, Examination Stages and Result Timeline

SSC CHSL 10+2 2025
SSC CHSL 10+2 2025

The recruitment lists three selection stages: Tier 1 Exam, Tier II Exam and Typing Skill Test. Its examination mode is CBT, meaning computer-based testing.

The vacancy figure covers the listed post group collectively; it does not provide a separate numerical allocation for each post. Candidates should therefore distinguish the overall recruitment total from the later final vacancy details.

Tier 1 Admit Card and Exam City Arrangements

SSC released Tier 1 exam city details before the admit card, creating separate milestones for city information and examination access. The admit-card release followed the stated four-day lead time before the examination began.

Downloading the admit card requires the candidate’s Registration No and Password. These credentials are the specified access method, rather than a public result-list search.

  • Tier 1 exam city details became available on 5 November 2025.
  • The Tier 1 admit-card release date was 8 November 2025.
  • The Tier 1 examination began on 12 November 2025.

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Candidates can use the SSC candidate login for the admit-card access route. SSC also provides a Tier II admit-card link through the same login, but no separate Tier II admit-card release date is specified.

How the Examination and Assessment Sequence Developed

The assessment record separates answer-key publication, result declaration and marks release into distinct events. For Tier 1, the result preceded the release of individual marks, so these were not a single combined publication.

The subsequent schedule moved to Tier II and then the Typing Skill Test. This sequence makes it important to identify the relevant tier when reviewing an answer key, score record or examination notice.

Examination or assessment eventDate
Tier 1 answer key released9 December 2025
Tier 1 result announced27 February 2026
Tier 1 marks released19 March 2026
Tier II exam city details available1 April 2026
Tier II examination date7 April 2026
Tier II answer key released20 April 2026
Typing Skill Test22 April 2026

SSC also provides a re-schedule examination notice. Candidates reviewing the examination history should read that notice alongside the Tier II schedule; the available details do not specify a revised examination date.

Option Form Window and Later Administrative Milestones

The option form introduced a separate administrative window after the listed examination and skill-test events. Its availability was limited to a defined period, rather than remaining an open-ended step throughout the recruitment cycle.

The later record includes an FRTA result, final vacancy details and the final result as separate publications. These milestones serve different purposes and should not be treated as interchangeable notices.

Administrative eventDate or availability window
Option form availability19–22 June 2026
FRTA result17 August 2026
Final vacancy details19 September 2026
Final result7 October 2026

The option-form window has closed. Candidates reviewing that step can consult the option form notice and the sample option form for the published documentation.

Which Recruitment Record Candidates Should Consult Now

The final result is the latest listed outcome for this recruitment cycle. Earlier answer keys, marks and tier-wise results remain separate records of the assessment process, rather than substitutes for the final publication.

Candidates checking the overall recruitment outcome should consult the SSC CHSL 2025 final result. For the separately published FRTA outcome, SSC provides both a result document and an accompanying notice.

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