SSC MTS Havaldar Result 2025: Check Shortlist and PET Details
SSC has released the MTS and Havaldar Result 2025. Check the result PDF, shortlist numbers, PET/PST process and next steps.
AC Team
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the SSC MTS and Havaldar Result 2025 for the Computer Based Examination. Candidates can check the result on the official SSC website, ssc.gov.in.
The computer-based exam took place from February 4 to February 20, 2026, in multiple shifts across India. The result is important for candidates who applied for Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff and Havaldar posts under the 2025 recruitment cycle.
SSC MTS Havaldar Result 2025: Key details
- Exam: SSC MTS and Havaldar Examination 2025
- Exam stage: Computer Based Examination
- Exam dates: February 4 to February 20, 2026
- Total applications: 36,19,834
- Candidates who appeared: 8,04,633
- Candidates shortlisted for Havaldar PET/PST: 8,071
- Official website: ssc.gov.in
The recruitment covers Group C, non-gazetted and non-ministerial posts in different ministries, departments and offices of the Government of India. The Havaldar posts are for the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) and the Central Bureau of Narcotics (CBN).
How to check the SSC MTS and Havaldar result
The result has been released in PDF format. Candidates do not need to search through a long list with a magnifying glass. The PDF can be checked online in a few steps:
- Go to the official SSC website at ssc.gov.in.
- Open the result section on the homepage.
- Click the link titled “Multi Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff, and Havaldar (CBIC and CBN) Examination, 2025: Declaration of result of Computer Based Examination to shortlist candidates for PET/PST for the post of Havaldar”.
- Open the result PDF.
- Use the search option in the PDF to find your roll number or name.
- Download and save the PDF for future use.
Candidates should check their roll number, name and other details with care. It is also useful to keep a copy of the result PDF and a printout for the next stage.
Category-wise Havaldar shortlist
A total of 8,071 candidates have been shortlisted for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST). The category-wise numbers are given below:
| Category | Candidates shortlisted |
|---|---|
| UR | 3,136 |
| OBC | 1,659 |
| SC | 882 |
| EWS | 840 |
| ST | 609 |
| ESM and PwBD | 945 |
What happens after the SSC MTS result?
Candidates shortlisted for the Havaldar post must take part in the PET and PST. These tests check physical ability and required physical standards. SSC will share more details about the schedule, venue and instructions through its official website.
A candidate who does not qualify for the PET or PST will not be considered for the Havaldar post in the final result. However, the candidate may still remain eligible for the MTS post if they were shortlisted for MTS and meet the other conditions.
SSC will declare the first round of tentative allocation for both MTS and Havaldar posts after the Havaldar PET and PST are completed. The final selection will depend on the recruitment rules, merit, category, vacancies and fulfilment of all required conditions.
SSC result and normalisation of marks
The exam was held in several shifts. Since question papers can differ slightly between shifts, SSC has normalised the marks. This process helps compare the performance of candidates who appeared in different shifts.
The shortlist should therefore be read with the official result notice. Candidates should not compare raw marks from different shifts unless SSC provides those details in the result or scorecard.
Documents and preparation for the next stage
Shortlisted candidates should watch the SSC website for the PET and PST notice. They should keep their application details, admit card, result copy, identity proof, photographs and category certificates ready. Candidates should check the notice for the exact list of documents, reporting time and physical test rules.
Those preparing for the physical tests should read the official instructions before starting practice. A steady routine, proper rest and suitable shoes can help. The shoes need not look ready for a film action scene, but they should support safe movement.
