# SSC declares GD Constable result 2026, over 1.97 lakh qualify

2026-10-12T17:12:04+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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The Staff Selection Commission has declared the GD Constable result for 2026, with over 1.97 lakh candidates qualifying. The exam was conducted between 27 April and 30 May 2026. A total of 1,97,408 candidates were provisionally shortlisted, of whom 1,81,251 are male and 15,782 are female. The category-wise cut-off marks for male candidates are: General/UR 146.178, OBC 145.557, EWS 144.206, SC 140.95, and ST 135.03. Candidates can view and download the merit list and cut-off PDFs from the official website ssc.gov.in.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

The result opens the next stage for over 1.97 lakh candidates in the recruitment process for General Duty constables. The data shows male candidates far outnumber female qualifiers, which may reflect either application patterns or seat allocation. The cut-off marks show a spread of over 11 points between the General and ST categories, indicating the reservation bands applied. Candidates now need to follow further instructions on the SSC website for document verification and the next selection stage.

## Coverage

- indiatvnews.com <https://www.indiatvnews.com/jobs/news/ssc-gd-constable-result-2026-out-over-1-97-lakh-qualify-check-category-wise-cut-off-here-2026-10-12-1056776>
  Straightforward result announcement with cut-off data, no editorial slant

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