India Post GDS Result 2026: GDS 1st merit list released; download PDFs for all states via the link provided here..

India Post has released the results for the Gramin Dak Sevak (GDS) recruitment. The results have been published as separate merit lists for each state across the country. Candidates who applied for this recruitment can immediately download the results by visiting the official website, indiapost.gov.in/gdsonlineengagement. Alternatively, you can download the merit list PDF for your state by clicking the direct link provided on this page.

**Details included in the merit list**
The merit list contains details such as the serial number, division, office, post ID, post name, post community (category), as well as the registration numbers and marks obtained by the successful candidates. Candidates whose names appear on the list will be appointed to the vacant posts. However, to finalize the selection, candidates must undergo the document verification process.

**Simple steps to download the state-wise merit list**
To download the India Post GDS 1st merit list for your state, visit the website indiapost.gov.in/gdsonlineengagement.
On the home page, click on "Shortlisted Candidates: Schedule-II, July-2026."
Next, select and click on your state.
The merit list for that state will open on the screen.
You can then check for your registration number in the list.

**Keep these documents ready for verification**
Candidates whose registration numbers appear on the list must now participate in the document verification process for their appointment. Please ensure that all necessary documents are prepared in advance to avoid any issues during the verification process. For document verification, please keep the following key documents ready: mark sheets, identity proof, caste certificate, disability certificate, Economically Weaker Section (EWS) certificate, transgender certificate, proof of date of birth, a medical certificate issued by a Medical Officer of a government hospital/dispensary/Primary Health Centre (mandatory), and—in cases of employment in Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, or Goa—a certificate issued by the competent authority regarding knowledge of local dialects or languages. You must carry the originals along with two sets of photocopies during the verification process.

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