SSC: Additional results for MTS 2025 recruitment released; 542 candidates shortlisted for the Havaldar post's physical test..
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the additional result for the Computer-Based Examination of the Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff and Havaldar (CBIC & CBN) Examination, 2025. The Commission released this result on October 7, 2026. Previously, on August 3, 2026, the result for candidates appearing in the PET/PST for the Havaldar post had been declared.
**Process regarding 727 results following CAT intervention**
Some of these 727 candidates raised the matter before the Principal Bench of the CAT (CAT-PB). In compliance with the partial relief granted by the CAT-PB, the Commission decided to process the results of these 727 candidates.
Following this process, 542 out of the 727 candidates have been shortlisted for the PET/PST for the Havaldar post. However, the candidature of all these 542 candidates has currently been withheld, as aspects related to suspicious activities or the use of unfair means have come to light in their cases.
**Results of 15 candidates in a sealed cover**
Apart from these 542 candidates, another 15 candidates from the group of 727 have also been shortlisted for the PET/PST for the Havaldar post. The results of these 15 candidates have been kept in a sealed cover pending a police investigation. The roll numbers of these candidates are as follows:
S. No. Roll Number
1 525270003112
2 525270007899
3 525270008299
4 525270004198
5 525270008072
6 525270008311
7 525270004738
8 525270008265
9 525270018335
10 525270005702
11 525270008275
12 525270019620
13 525270007221
14 525270008280
15 525270043303
**Remaining terms and conditions remain unchanged**
The Commission has clarified that all other terms and conditions related to the result declared on August 3, 2026, will remain applicable as before. The PET/PST is the next crucial stage in the recruitment process for the post of Havaldar. Candidates are shortlisted for the PET/PST following the computer-based examination for the Havaldar post.
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