DSSSB result 2026 released for ASO, combined exam posts at dsssb.delhi.gov.in: How to check, direct link here

The Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board has released the Tier-I examination marks for two major recruitment drives — Post Code 802/23 under the Combined Examination Scheme and Assistant Section Officer under Post Code 101/23 in SCERT. The move brings clarity for thousands of candidates awaiting results and eligibility for the next stage.

Candidates under the Combined Examination Scheme have been shortlisted for the Skill Test, while those applying for the ASO post will move to the Tier-II examination. The board has uploaded marks of all candidates who appeared, which can be accessed through the Online Application Registration System.

How to check DSSSB Tier-I marks

Candidates can follow these steps to access their scores:

• Visit the official website
• Click on OARS login
• Enter credentials
• Go to view marks/result
• Select the relevant post code
• Download the scorecard

Direct link to check DSSSB LDC, JA, Steno and other results

DSSSB recruitment 2026: 3,050 vacancies, 25,385 shortlisted

The Combined Examination Scheme under Post Code 802/23 includes posts such as lower division clerk, junior assistant, stenographer grade-II, junior stenographer (Hindi/English), LDC-cum-typist and assistant grade-I.

As per Advertisement No. 05/23 and corrigenda, total vacancies have been revised to 3,050, including PwBD (177), ex-servicemen (344) and special categories (132). Category-wise distribution stands at UR (1,356), EWS (284), OBC (810), SC (430) and ST (170).

The Tier-I exam was conducted on multiple dates in October 2025, with 72,609 candidates appearing. Based on performance, 25,385 candidates meeting the category-wise cut-offs have been provisionally shortlisted for the Skill Test. The schedule will be announced separately.

Link to check DSSSB Tier 1 ASO result.

ASO 101/23: 13 posts, candidates move to Tier-II

For assistant section officer under Post Code 101/23 in SCERT, 13 vacancies were notified under Advertisement No. 03/23, including UR (8), OBC (3), SC (1) and EWS (1).

The Tier-I computer-based test was held between August 18 and 22, and August 27, 2025, with 17,014 candidates appearing. The board has released normalized marks for all candidates.

Those securing marks equal to or above the prescribed cut-offs have been provisionally shortlisted for the Tier-II examination, subject to verification of application details.

The board has clarified that all shortlisting is provisional and subject to verification of eligibility and documents.