HSSC CET Group C Final Result 2026 Out – Group 25 Revised List, Cut Off

Here’s a situation no candidate wants: you find your roll number in a final result, celebrate, and then a corrigendum quietly moves your post allocation — or, worse, drops you from the list. That’s exactly what happened to some Group-25 candidates in Haryana this week, and if you appeared for the HSSC CET Group C posts under Advertisement No. 08/2024, you need to check both documents, not just the first one.

The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) declared the Group-25 final result on 23 October 2026. Then, after examining grievances and representations from candidates, it published a revised result corrigendum on 28 October 2026. The corrigendum changes 12 post allocations and two candidates’ categories, and it removes three roll numbers — 8242500033, 8242500139 and 8242500173 — because the cut-off in their posts or categories shifted. Everything else in the 23 October result stays as it was.

What Changed on 28 October, in Plain Terms

The corrigendum does three things. First, it lists candidates whose allocated post or category has changed, with their previous and new allocation side by side. Second, it lists candidates whose post stayed the same but whose allocated category changed. Third, it names the three roll numbers ousted from the result after the cut-off revision. If your roll number appears in any of those three lists, your status today is whatever the corrigendum says — not what the original result said.

One more line in the notice matters: the result remains subject to the final outcome of ongoing court cases, if any. That’s standard language, but it means the list, even revised, isn’t the kind of thing you should treat as the last word until your joining process actually begins.

HSSC CET Group C Group-25 Result: Key Facts

Cut-Off Marks Worth Knowing

The corrigendum’s cut-off table shows how competitive the top posts were. For Post Code 202, the Unreserved cut-off stands at 69.225 marks — the highest in the revised list. Senior Scientific Assistant (Post 209) closed at 62.4 for Unreserved candidates, Junior Scientific Assistant (Post 207) at 54.6, HAFED Lab Assistant (Post 205) at 48.75, and Analyst (Post 211) at 39 for the UR-OH category. Those are the headline figures; the full category-wise table is in the official PDFs, and if you’re comparing your own score, use the PDF for your exact post code and category rather than a summary.

Seriously, don’t rely on a screenshot doing the rounds on social media. The official corrigendum PDF on hssc.gov.in is the only version that counts, and it carries the revised date of birth and marks of the last selected candidate for each post and category — the detail that decides borderline cases.

How to Check Your Status Properly

1. Open hssc.gov.in and go to the Results section.
2. Download the Group-25 final result PDF dated 23 October 2026 under Advt. No. 08/2024.
3. Search for your roll number in that PDF using Ctrl + F and note your post allocation and category.
4. Now download the revised corrigendum PDF dated 28 October 2026 from the same page.
5. Check all three corrigendum lists: changed allocation, changed category, and ousted roll numbers.
6. If your allocation or category changed, your new allocation is the one that stands.
7. For your CET scorecard, log in at cet2025groupc.hryssc.com with your registration number or mobile number and password.

If Your Allocation Moved, Read This Twice

A changed allocation is not a demotion and not a promotion — it’s a correction. HSSC re-examined representations from candidates, and where a grievance held up, it re-ran the allocation against merit and the candidate’s own preferences. So if you moved from one post code to another, the new post is the one your merit and preferences now point to under the revised cut-off. Don’t keep preparing for the old post’s joining formalities; switch your paperwork to the new one. And if a friend’s roll number moved while yours didn’t, that’s not favouritism — it’s the same re-examination applied to different preference lists and different category cut-offs.

For candidates whose category changed but whose post stayed the same, the practical effect is usually about reservation roster and seniority records rather than the job itself. Still, get it recorded correctly now. A category mismatch discovered during document verification costs far more time than a five-minute check today.

One more thing: save the corrigendum PDF with a clear filename, not just “download (3).pdf”. Six months from now, when someone asks why your allocation differs from the first list, that single file is your answer. Keep it alongside your scorecard and the original result.

What Comes Next for Selected Candidates

Selection in a merit list is not the same as joining. Document verification, medical formalities where applicable, and departmental allocation follow the commission’s schedule, and HSSC announces those steps separately. Keep your CET scorecard, your original result PDF and the corrigendum PDF saved together — if any question comes up about your allocation later, those three documents answer it in seconds. And if your roll number was among the three ousted, the honest position is that the revised cut-off places you below the line for that post and category; keep an eye on the commission’s site for any waiting-list or further notice rather than assuming a reversal.

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FAQs: HSSC CET Group C Group-25 Result 2026

Q1. When was the HSSC CET Group C Group-25 final result declared?
The original final result was declared on 23 October 2026, and a revised corrigendum followed on 28 October 2026. Both are under Advt. No. 08/2024.

Q2. What did the 28 October corrigendum change?
It changed 12 post allocations and two candidates’ categories, and removed three roll numbers (8242500033, 8242500139, 8242500173) after a cut-off revision. All other entries remain as declared on 23 October.

Q3. What is the cut-off for Post Code 202 (UR)?
69.225 marks, as per the revised corrigendum dated 28 October 2026 — the highest cut-off in the revised list.

Q4. Where do I download the result PDFs?
From the Results section of hssc.gov.in. Download both the 23 October final result and the 28 October corrigendum, and cross-check your roll number in both.

Q5. How do I check my CET Group C scorecard?
Log in at cet2025groupc.hryssc.com with your registration number or mobile number and password.