SSC CGL Combined Graduate Level Tier I Result 2025 | Tier II Exam Date

SSC CGL 2025 Tier I Result – Quick Overview

In 2025, the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) conducted the Combined Graduate Level (CGL) exam across three tiers. The first tier’s result, announced on 18 December 2025, is now available. Students who passed this round can move on to Tier II (18–19 January 2026) or see if they qualify for the final tier. Below you’ll find the essential dates, eligibility, and how to view your score book.

Important Dates – 2025 CGL Timeline

Online application launch: 9 June 2025
Last day to submit online form (11 pm): 4 July 2025
Last day to pay the exam fee: 5 July 2025
Correction window: 9–11 July 2025
Tier I test: 12–26 September 2025
Admit card releases: Before the test date
Answer key release: 16 October 2025
Result announcement: 18 December 2025
Tier II test: 18–19 January 2026

How to Apply for CGL 2025

All candidates must follow the steps on the official SSC portal (ssc.gov.in). After completing your one‑time registration (OTR), you can fill out the online form.

Step‑by‑step

Log in with your SSC ID and password.
Choose the 2025 CGL exam and select “Apply Online.”
Fill personal details, upload a live webcam photo, and attach scanned documents.
Review the entire form in the preview mode. Double‑check dates, names, and passport‑size photo quality.
Pay the fee (₹100 for General/OBC/EWS; fee waived for SC/ST/PH; ₹0 for female candidates).
Print the confirmation page and keep the online receipt handy.

Tip: The exam fee must be paid via debit, credit, net banking or UPI only. No cash or offline payments are accepted.

Eligibility and Age Limits

To sit for CGL Tier I, you need a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university. The age limits are:

Minimum age: 18 years
Maximum age: 27–32 years (post‑specific). For example, 32 years for senior posts, 27 years for most other positions.

Age relaxation of up to 5–10 years applies for reserved categories as per SSC rules.

Vacancies – Why CGL Is Popular

SSC announced a total of 14,582 posts for 2025. Below are some common roles and their pay scale ranges:

Assistant Section Officer (ASO) – Pay Level 7: INR 44,900 – 142,400
Statistical Investigator Grade‑II – Pay Level 6: INR 35,400 – 112,400
Audit officers – Pay Level 5: INR 29,200 – 92,300
Postal assistant – Pay Level 4: INR 25,500 – 81,100

Post names vary by department: Central Secretariat, Ministry of Railways, CBIC, NIA, and many more. Every post has its own age limit and specific eligibility criteria.

Exam Dates and Result Release

Tier I was held on 12–26 September. After the answer key publication on 16 October, the results were posted on 18 December. Candidates may now check their detailed score card, interview cut‑off, and percentile on the official SSC website.

Viewing Your Result

Visit ssc.gov.in, log in with your credentials, and navigate to the “Results” section. Select “CGL 2025 Tier I” to download the PDF or view the online score card. The result lists include rank, category, score, and interview invitation status.

FAQs

Q: Does a female candidate have to pay the application fee?

A: No. Female candidates are exempt from the fee for all categories.

Q: Can I correct my application after submitting?

A: Corrections are allowed between 9–11 July. For each correction, a fee applies: ₹200 for the first change, ₹500 for the second.

Q: What if I miss the exam date?

A: Ineligibility is strict. If you’re absent for even one day of the 15‑day test, your application is void.

Useful Resources – Quick Links

Official SSC portal: ssc.gov.in
Answer key (Tier I): Available under the “Answer Key” section once released.
Admit card download: Download after 25 September. The card will contain your exam centre and timing.
Exam city list: 70+ cities across India cover all test dates.

For updated notifications, keep an eye on the SSC official website. Remember, no third‑party sites provide official results; only the SSC portal is reliable.

Congratulations to all successful candidates! If you didn’t pass, use your score to strengthen your preparation next year. The CGL process is highly competitive, but thorough study and systematic practice can help you win the next time.