SSC MTS and Havaldar 2025: Additional CBE Result Shortlists 542 More Candidates for Havaldar PET/PST (7 October 2026)
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SSC released an additional computer-based exam result for the Havaldar post of the MTS and Havaldar (CBIC and CBN) Examination 2025, shortlisting 542 candidates for PET/PST with candidature withheld.
At a glance
| Organisation | Staff Selection Commission (SSC) |
|---|---|
| Status | Declared |
| Originally shortlisted for PET/PST (Havaldar) | 8,071 |
| Results not processed earlier | 727 |
| Now shortlisted but withheld | 542 |
| Sealed cover pending police investigation | 15 |
Important dates
| Additional result notice | 7 October 2026 |
|---|---|
| Original CBE result | 3 August 2026 |
Details
On 7 October 2026 the Staff Selection Commission published an additional result of the Computer Based Examination for the Havaldar post under the Multi Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff and Havaldar (CBIC and CBN) Examination 2025. The main result had come out on 3 August 2026, shortlisting 8,071 candidates for the Physical Efficiency and Physical Standard Tests.
The results of 727 candidates had earlier not been processed because of suspected malpractice. After partial relief granted by the Central Administrative Tribunal, Principal Bench, SSC processed these results. Of the 727, 542 candidates were shortlisted for PET/PST, but their candidature stays withheld because of suspicious activity. Another 15 candidates' results are in a sealed cover until a police investigation ends.
All other conditions of the 3 August 2026 write-up remain the same. Always confirm the final details in the official notification.
How to check or download
- Visit ssc.gov.in and open the Notices section
- Open the MTS and Havaldar 2025 additional result notice of 7 October 2026
- Check the list for your roll number
- Read the 3 August 2026 write-up for PET/PST terms
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Frequently asked questions
Are the 542 candidates fully cleared?
No, their candidature is withheld because of suspicious activities or malpractice.
Do other terms change?
No, SSC says the terms of the 3 August 2026 write-up remain unchanged.
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