ISRO Assistant & JPA Result 2026 Out – Skill Test 1 Nov @ isro.gov.in

If you sat the ISRO written exam on 21 September and you’ve been refreshing the ISRO careers page ever since, today’s the day that wait ends. The Indian Space Research Organisation has declared the ISRO Assistant and JPA Result 2026 on 24 October 2026, and the zone-wise merit lists are live on isro.gov.in. If your roll number is on one of those lists, you’re through to the skill test — and that test is barely a week away, on 1 November 2026.

Let’s not bury the lead. This result covers the Assistant, Junior Personal Assistant (JPA), Upper Division Clerk (UDC) and Stenographer posts under advertisement ISRO:ICRB:01(A-JPA):2026, a drive for 242 vacancies across ISRO centres and units. The merit list is the document that matters here, not a scorecard — it’s a shortlist, and your name either appears on it or it doesn’t.

ISRO Assistant & JPA Result 2026 — At a Glance

How Many Posts, and Where?

The 242 vacancies split into two broad groups: 150 Assistant and UDC posts, and 92 JPA and Stenographer posts. That split matters because the two groups head into different skill tests — the JPA and Stenographer shortlist is about shorthand and typing ability, while the Assistant and UDC route tests the clerical skills the job actually needs. Don’t assume one list covers everything. Check the merit list for your own post, and make sure you’re reading the right zone’s PDF while you’re at it.

One honest caveat: some portals are quoting 244 vacancies for this drive. The 242 figure — 150 plus 92 — is the one carried by the majority of reports and by the detailed breakdowns, so that’s the number this post uses. If ISRO’s own result notice shows a different total for your post, the notice wins. Always.

How to Check the ISRO Assistant & JPA Result 2026

1. Go to the ISRO official website, isro.gov.in.
2. Open the Careers or Recruitment section on the homepage.
3. Look for the result notice for Assistant, JPA, UDC and Stenographer under ISRO:ICRB:01(A-JPA):2026.
4. Open the merit list PDF for your post and zone.
5. Press Ctrl+F, type your roll number, and check carefully — don’t skim.
6. Download the PDF and keep a printout. You’ll need it again.

Seriously, download it now. Result links move, pages get reorganised, and the one document you need for the skill test is the one you saved on result day.

What the Skill Test on 1 November Means

Shortlisted candidates go straight into the skill test on 1 November 2026 — that’s Sunday, just eight days after the result. There’s no long gap here to ease into preparation, so if you’re on the list, treat this weekend as preparation time, not celebration time.

The exact venue, reporting time and test pattern for your post will come through the skill test call letter and the instructions on isro.gov.in. Don’t trust a forwarded message about venues or timings — those messages are how candidates end up at the wrong centre. Check the official site, download your own call letter when it’s live, and read every line of it.

ISRO Result 2026 — Important Dates

Your Roll Number Isn’t There — Now What?

First, double-check. Wrong zone PDF, a mistyped roll number, a list for a different post — all three happen more often than you’d think. Search again, slowly, in the right PDF. If it’s genuinely not there, this particular drive is over for you, but it’s not a verdict on your preparation. ISRO runs these administrative recruitments regularly, and the written exam pattern — the same one you just prepared for — will carry over in large part to the next round.

And if your number IS there, don’t sit on it. Confirm the skill test instructions today, get your documents in order, and keep an eye on isro.gov.in for the call letter. A week passes fast.

A Note on the Merit List Format

Because this result comes as zone-wise merit lists rather than individual scorecards, the checking process is a little different from exams where you log in and see your own marks. There’s no personal login result page to wait for — the PDF is the result. That also means the list is the same document for everyone, which is actually good news: nobody can fake a personal screenshot and claim otherwise, because anyone can open the same PDF and check the same roll numbers. If a message forward claims a different result from the one in the official PDF, the PDF wins, every time.

It’s also worth keeping in mind that the merit list is provisional in nature. Shortlisting for the skill test doesn’t by itself mean appointment — the skill test, and then document verification, still stand between you and the job. Treat the list as a door opening, not a finish line.

Related Updates on This Site

If you’re tracking other results out this week, the SSC GD Revised Result 2026 post covers the revised CAPF shortlists, the RRB JE CBT 1 Admit Card 2026 post covers the railway exams on 27–28 October, and the SBI Clerk Backlog Mains Admit Card 2026 post covers the 29 October bank exam.

Important Links

FAQs — ISRO Assistant & JPA Result 2026

Q: When was the ISRO Assistant and JPA result declared?
A: The result was declared on 24 October 2026 on isro.gov.in, as a zone-wise merit list PDF.

Q: Which posts does this result cover?
A: Assistant, Junior Personal Assistant (JPA), Upper Division Clerk (UDC) and Stenographer, under advertisement ISRO:ICRB:01(A-JPA):2026.

Q: How many vacancies are in this recruitment?
A: 242 vacancies in total — 150 Assistant/UDC posts and 92 JPA/Stenographer posts.

Q: When is the skill test?
A: The skill test is scheduled for 1 November 2026. Check isro.gov.in for your call letter with the venue and reporting time.

Q: Where do I check my result?
A: On isro.gov.in, in the Careers/Recruitment section — open the merit list PDF for your post and zone and search your roll number with Ctrl+F.