🔴 LATEST UPDATE: Delhi Subordinate Service Selection Board (DSSSB) has released the PGT History (Post Code 811/23) results and marks on March 23, 2026. Candidates can now log in to the OARS portal to check their scorecards.
DSSSB Various Post Results, Marks & Cut-off 2026
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Short Information: The Delhi Subordinate Service Selection Board (DSSSB) has declared the results for multiple teaching and non-teaching positions including PGT, TGT, Junior Engineer, and Nursing Officer. Candidates who participated in these examinations can now access their merit lists, individual marks, and category-wise cut-off details through the official DSSSB portal.
IMPORTANT DATES
| Exam Name / Post Code | Result Declaration Date |
|---|---|
| PGT History (811/23) | 23 March 2026 |
| TGT Special Education (20/22) | 02 February 2026 |
| JE Electrical / Mechanical (15/21) | 28 January 2026 |
| Nursing Officer (30/24) | 20 January 2026 |
| Draftsman Grade III (817/24) | 28 January 2026 |
HOW TO CHECK DSSSB RESULT & MARKS
DSSSB results are typically released in two formats: a PDF Merit List and individual Scorecards on the OARS portal. Follow these steps to check yours:
- Method 1 (Merit List): Download the Result PDF from the “Results” section of the official website. Use Ctrl+F to search for your Roll Number.
- Method 2 (Individual Marks): Visit the DSSSB Online portal (dsssbonline.nic.in).
- Click on the “Click here to Sign In” button.
- Enter your Date of Birth, Class 10th Roll No., Passing Year, and Password.
- After logging in, click on the “View Result” tab.
- Select the relevant Exam/Post Code to see your obtained marks and qualification status.
UNDERSTANDING THE CUT-OFF MARKS
The cut-off is the minimum score required to be shortlisted for the next stage (E-Dossier or Skill Test). It is determined based on the number of vacancies, exam difficulty, and the total number of participants. You can find the category-wise cut-off (UR, OBC, SC, ST, EWS, PH) at the end of the official Result Notice PDF for your specific post code.
WHAT AFTER THE RESULT? (E-DOSSIER PROCESS)
Candidates who secure marks above the cut-off must complete the E-Dossier process. This involves uploading scanned copies of all original documents on the OARS module within a specified timeframe (usually 15 days). Failure to upload documents will result in the cancellation of candidature.
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IMPORTANT LINKS
| Check Latest Results (All Posts) | Click Here |
| Login to Check Individual Marks | OARS Login |
| Download Official Result Notice | Click Here |
| Official Website | dsssb.delhi.gov.in |
| Telegram Channel | Join Now |
| WhatsApp Channel | Join Now |
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)
Q1: How can I check my marks if I forgot my DSSSB password?
A: You can click on the “Forgot Password” link on the OARS portal. You will need to provide your DOB, Class 10th Roll No., and Passing Year to reset it via your registered mobile/email.
Q2: What is an E-Dossier in DSSSB?
A: An E-Dossier is an online module where shortlisted candidates upload their academic certificates, identity proofs, and reservation documents for verification after the result declaration.
Q3: Why are my marks not visible even after logging in?
A: Marks are usually uploaded a few days after the merit list notification. If the link is active but marks are not visible, wait for 24-48 hours as the server might be updating.
Q4: Does DSSSB release a waiting list for these exams?
A: Yes, DSSSB maintains a waiting panel (reserve list) which remains valid for one year from the date of declaration of the main result.
Q5: Can I challenge the DSSSB final result?
A: No, the final result based on official answer keys is usually definitive. However, you can raise objections against the tentative answer key before the result is processed.
A: You can click on the “Forgot Password” link on the OARS portal. You will need to provide your DOB, Class 10th Roll No., and Passing Year to reset it via your registered mobile/email.
Q2: What is an E-Dossier in DSSSB?
A: An E-Dossier is an online module where shortlisted candidates upload their academic certificates, identity proofs, and reservation documents for verification after the result declaration.
Q3: Why are my marks not visible even after logging in?
A: Marks are usually uploaded a few days after the merit list notification. If the link is active but marks are not visible, wait for 24-48 hours as the server might be updating.
Q4: Does DSSSB release a waiting list for these exams?
A: Yes, DSSSB maintains a waiting panel (reserve list) which remains valid for one year from the date of declaration of the main result.
Q5: Can I challenge the DSSSB final result?
A: No, the final result based on official answer keys is usually definitive. However, you can raise objections against the tentative answer key before the result is processed.