- SSC CHSL FRTA result 2026 — live updates
- Is the SSC CHSL FRTA result declared
- How many candidates recommended in CHSL FRTA 2026
- SSC CHSL Tier 2 cut off marks 2026 and qualifying standard
- CKT and typing test cut off for CHSL 2025
- CHSL 2025 sliding mechanism dates and what it means
- How to check SSC CHSL FRTA result 2026
- What if your roll number is not found in the FRTA list
- Withheld cancelled and debarred candidates in CHSL 2025
- Important Links
The SSC CHSL FRTA Result 2026 was declared on 17 August 2026 for the Combined Higher Secondary Level Examination 2025. The Staff Selection Commission has provisionally recommended 3515 candidates for Identification Verification against 3522 reported vacancies, and has fixed 20 to 22 August 2026 as the window in which recommended candidates must book a slot for the sliding process.
SSC CHSL FRTA result 2026 — live updates
Is the SSC CHSL FRTA result declared
The first allocation round is complete, but the cycle itself is not closed. A second stage called sliding follows immediately, and it decides who finally holds each post.
| Result question | What the commission has confirmed |
|---|---|
| Is FRTA result out | Yes, declared on 17.08.2026 |
| Which examination cycle | Combined Higher Secondary Level Examination 2025 |
| Candidates recommended | 3515 for Identification Verification |
| Vacancies reported | 3522 across all user departments |
| Where to download it | Scroll to Important Links below for the labelled direct PDF link |
How many candidates recommended in CHSL FRTA 2026
The commission published the category split for both the reported vacancies and the candidates actually recommended. A small gap remains in a few heads where no candidate met the standard.
| Category recommendation | Vacancies reported and candidates recommended |
|---|---|
| Unreserved recommendations | 1675 vacancies, 1674 recommended |
| OBC recommendations | 768 vacancies, 766 recommended |
| Scheduled Caste recommendations | 490 vacancies, 487 recommended |
| EWS recommendations | 337 vacancies, 337 recommended |
| Scheduled Tribe recommendations | 252 vacancies, 251 recommended |
| Ex-servicemen recommendations | 301 vacancies, 300 recommended |
| Hearing impaired candidates | 43 vacancies, 42 recommended |
| Orthopaedically handicapped | 35 vacancies, 35 recommended |
| Visually handicapped candidates | 39 vacancies, 39 recommended |
SSC CHSL Tier 2 cut off marks 2026 and qualifying standard
Merit was built only on the first two sections of Tier-II. The other two sections had to be cleared but contributed nothing to the score, which is why a strong typing speed alone never lifted a candidate up the list.
| Qualifying question | Standard fixed by the commission |
|---|---|
| Unreserved qualifying marks | 30 percent in Sections I, II and III of Tier-II |
| OBC and EWS qualifying marks | 25 percent in the same sections |
| All other categories | 20 percent in the same sections |
| Sections counted for merit | Only Section-I and Section-II of Tier-II |
| Sections that only qualify | Computer Knowledge Test and Skill or Typing Test |
| First tie-breaker applied | Marks in Section-I of Tier-II, then Tier-I, then age |
CKT and typing test cut off for CHSL 2025
These two thresholds decided who stayed in the running at all. The Computer Knowledge Test carried a maximum of 45 marks in Session-I, and the typing and skill tests were judged on error percentage rather than marks.
| Qualifying threshold | Cut off fixed for CHSLE 2025 |
|---|---|
| CKT cut off unreserved | 13.5 out of 45 marks |
| CKT cut off OBC and EWS | 11.25 out of 45 marks |
| CKT cut off other categories | 9 out of 45 marks |
| Typing errors allowed for LDC and JSA | 7 percent unreserved, 10 percent all other categories |
| Skill test errors for DEO Grade A | 5 percent unreserved, 7 percent all other categories |
CHSL 2025 sliding mechanism dates and what it means
The sliding mechanism was introduced by notice dated 3 March 2026 so that posts left empty by candidates who choose not to join can be reallocated inside the same cycle instead of lapsing. Attendance is compulsory and physical.
| Sliding process question | Schedule and rule from the notice |
|---|---|
| Slot booking window | 20 August 2026 to 22 August 2026 |
| Where to book the slot | Designated login module on the commission’s website |
| Sliding process dates | 1 September 2026 to 3 September 2026 |
| Where it is conducted | Cities of the concerned SSC regional offices |
| If a candidate does not attend | Treated as absent and not considered for the final result |
| Venue address availability | Shown inside the login module while choosing the slot |
How to check SSC CHSL FRTA result 2026
- Open the Staff Selection Commission website at ssc.gov.in and go to the Result section
- Select the Combined Higher Secondary Level tab and look for the FRTA entry dated 17 August 2026
- Open the notice PDF to read the recommendation summary, the qualifying standards and the post-wise cut-offs
- Open the separate roll number list PDF and search your roll number with your reader’s find option
- Note the department code shown against your allocation and match it with the legend printed at the end of the notice
- Log in to the designated module on ssc.gov.in between 20 and 22 August 2026 and book your venue, date and slot for the sliding process
- Save both PDFs and your slot confirmation, and report physically on your chosen sliding date
What if your roll number is not found in the FRTA list
Not appearing in the first round does not always mean the cycle has ended for a candidate, because the sliding round can still open up posts. There are also three specific groups the commission dealt with separately.
| Situation you are facing | What the notice says about it |
|---|---|
| Roll number missing from list | Score fell below the closing mark for your category and preference |
| You skipped the option form | Only the 13,395 candidates who submitted preferences were considered |
| Result shown as withheld | Eight candidates have their results withheld by the commission |
| Candidature cancelled | One candidate’s candidature was cancelled in this cycle |
| Waiting for your detailed marks | Final answer keys and marks will be uploaded on the website in due course |
Withheld cancelled and debarred candidates in CHSL 2025
The commission listed these actions inside the same notice rather than in a separate order, so candidates should read the last pages of the FRTA PDF before assuming a result is simply missing.
| Commission action | Number of candidates affected |
|---|---|
| Results kept withheld | 8 candidates, roll numbers listed in the notice |
| Candidature cancelled | 1 candidate |
| Candidates debarred | 12 candidates in CHSLE 2025 |
Important Links
| Resource | Direct Link |
|---|---|
| Download Official FRTA Result Notice PDF | Download FRTA notice with cut offs |
| Download Recommended Roll Number List PDF | Download roll number list |
| SSC Candidate Login for Sliding Slot | Book sliding venue, date and slot |
| SSC Official Website | ssc.gov.in |
| Department of Personnel and Training | dopt.gov.in |
| More Sarkari Naukri updates | Latest Sarkari Naukri 2026 updates |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does FRTA mean in the SSC CHSL 2025 result?
FRTA stands for First Round of Tentative Allocation. It is the round in which the commission allots posts and departments to qualified candidates on the basis of merit and the preferences they submitted online.
When was the SSC CHSL FRTA result declared?
17 August 2026, under notice number HQ-C11011/1/2026-C-1 (E-14486) issued by the Staff Selection Commission headquarters.
How many candidates were recommended in the CHSL 2025 first round?
3515 candidates were provisionally recommended for Identification Verification against 3522 reported vacancies. The category-wise recommendation is 337 EWS, 487 SC, 251 ST, 766 OBC and 1674 UR.
How many candidates submitted the option cum preference form?
13,395 candidates who appeared in Tier-II submitted their preferences online between 19 and 25 June 2026, and only those candidates were considered for the allocation.
What were the minimum qualifying marks in CHSL Tier-II?
30 percent for unreserved candidates, 25 percent for OBC and EWS candidates, and 20 percent for all other categories, in Section-I, Section-II and Section-III of Tier-II.
Are the Computer Knowledge Test and Typing Test counted in merit?
No. Under Para 17.7 of the notice of examination, Section-III and Section-IV, which are the Computer Knowledge Test and the Skill Test or Typing Test, are qualifying in nature only.
What was the CKT cut off for the CHSL 2025 exam?
13.5 marks for unreserved candidates and 11.25 for OBC and EWS, against a maximum of 45 marks in Section-III of Session-I. SC, ST and all other listed categories needed 9 marks.
How much typing error was allowed in the CHSL typing test?
For the LDC, JSA and JPA posts, unreserved candidates were allowed up to 7 percent mistakes and every other category up to 10 percent. For DEO Grade A the limit was 5 percent for unreserved and 7 percent for others.
On what basis was the CHSL FRTA merit prepared?
Under Para 17.10 of the notice, merit was prepared only on aggregate marks in Section-I and Section-II of Tier-II, subject to the candidate qualifying Section-III and Section-IV.
How were ties resolved in the CHSL 2025 result?
In order: marks scored in Section-I of Tier-II, then marks in Tier-I, then date of birth, with older candidates placed higher.
What is the sliding mechanism in SSC CHSL 2025?
It is a single round of reallocation introduced by the commission's notice dated 3 March 2026 to fill vacancies left unused when recommended candidates do not join, so that fewer posts stay vacant within one examination cycle.
What are the sliding process dates for CHSL 2025?
Candidates must choose a venue, date and slot through the login module on ssc.gov.in from 20 to 22 August 2026, and the sliding process itself runs at the regional office cities from 1 to 3 September 2026.
What happens if a candidate skips the sliding process?
The notice is explicit that any candidate who fails to attend the sliding process physically will be treated as absent and will not be considered for the final result.
Will SSC release detailed marks for CHSL 2025?
Yes. The commission has stated that the final answer keys and the detailed marks of selected and non-selected candidates will be uploaded on its website in due course.