SSC GD Revised Result 2026 Out – Category Lists Updated, Check @ ssc.gov.in

If you cleared the SSC GD written exam and then stared at the first result list wondering why your category looked wrong, you’re not alone — and SSC has now fixed that confusion. The Staff Selection Commission released the SSC GD Revised Result 2026 on 23 October 2026, with fresh male and female lists that show two things side by side for every shortlisted candidate: the category they applied under, and the category they were actually considered against.

Here’s the honest answer on what changed and what didn’t. The number of shortlisted candidates hasn’t moved — it’s still 1,97,408 for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST). Nobody’s been added or dropped by this revision. What changed is the category column, after candidates raised representations about it. If that sounds like you, this is the list to check, not the 12 October one.

SSC GD Revised Result 2026 — The Headlines

Why Did SSC Revise the Result?

After the 12 October result, several candidates pointed out something odd: they’d applied under SC, ST, OBC, EWS or as ex-servicemen, but the list showed “UR” against their names. That wasn’t a mistake in the way most people feared. SSC’s explanation is straightforward — those candidates scored at or above the UR cut-off, so they were counted against UR seats. Fair enough as a rule, but on paper it looked like their category had vanished.

The revised lists sort that out. Each candidate’s entry now carries both the category applied under and the category considered against. So if you applied as OBC and qualified on UR merit, both facts are visible. Check the notice dated 23 October 2026 alongside the lists, because that’s the document that explains the change. And here’s the part worth repeating: SSC says all other terms and conditions of the original result remain unchanged.

What the Revised Lists Contain

Two lists make up the revision:

• List-I — Female candidates provisionally shortlisted for PET/PST.
• List-II — Male candidates provisionally shortlisted for PET/PST.

Both are PDFs on ssc.gov.in, and both carry roll numbers plus the category details described above. Don’t trust a screenshot doing the rounds on social media — open the PDF from the official site and search your own roll number. A forwarded image can be cropped, outdated, or just plain wrong.

How to Check the SSC GD Revised Result 2026

1. Go to the SSC official website, ssc.gov.in.
2. Open the Results section and look for the notice dated 23 October 2026 on the GD Constable 2026 revised result.
3. Download List-I (female) or List-II (male), whichever applies to you.
4. Use Ctrl+F in the PDF and type your roll number — don’t scroll through thousands of entries by eye.
5. Check both category columns against your application, and save a copy of the PDF.

Seriously. Save the PDF. You’ll want it again when the physical test call letter arrives, and links have a habit of moving just when you need them most.

What Happens Next — PET and PST

Shortlisting is only the halfway mark. The next stage is the physical test — PET (the run) and PST (height, weight and chest measurements where applicable) — conducted by the CAPF boards, with the call letter expected from CRPF’s recruitment portal. The detailed centre-wise physical schedule hasn’t been pinned to a date in the revised notice, so treat any exact PET date you see online as unconfirmed until SSC or CRPF publishes it.

What you can do right now is practical: keep running, keep your documents in order, and keep checking ssc.gov.in and the CRPF recruitment site rather than relying on rumour. The physical standards are unforgiving — male candidates run 5 km in 24 minutes, female candidates 1.6 km in 8 minutes 30 seconds — and there’s no re-run because you turned up unprepared.

For context, this result sits alongside our earlier coverage of the original declaration — see SSC GD Constable Result 2026 Out – Check PET/PST Shortlist @ ssc.gov.in — and if you’re tracking other physical-test schedules, the PSSSB Group D Admit Card 2026 post and UPSSSC PET Admit Card 2026 post cover exams happening this same week.

Forces and Posts Covered by This Result

The 25,487 posts aren’t in one force — they’re spread across the Central Armed Police Forces and allied organisations, and your force allocation depends on your preferences, merit and the vacancies in each force. The forces in this recruitment are the Border Security Force (BSF), Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB), Secretariat Security Force (SSF) and Assam Rifles (Rifleman GD), plus Sepoy posts in the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB). That’s why the shortlist is split the way it is, and why two candidates with similar scores can end up in different forces.

One more check worth doing while you’re in the PDF: confirm the force and post shown against your roll number match what you actually applied for. If something looks off — a force you never opted for, for instance — note it down and raise it through the proper channel rather than assuming the PDF will sort itself out. The revised notice fixed category display; it doesn’t fix individual allocation queries on its own.

Physical Standards to Prepare For

Height and chest measurements sound like formalities until someone fails them. If you’re borderline on height, get measured properly now, in the morning, standing straight — not slouched against a doorframe at home. And if you’re carrying an injury, get it assessed now rather than discovering on physical day that you can’t run.

Important Links

FAQs — SSC GD Revised Result 2026

Q1. When was the SSC GD Revised Result 2026 released?
On 23 October 2026, on ssc.gov.in, revising the original result of 12 October 2026.

Q2. Has the number of shortlisted candidates changed?
No. It remains 1,97,408 for PET/PST. The revision only clarifies category details.

Q3. Why does my entry show UR when I applied under a reserved category?
Because you scored at or above the UR cut-off, so you were counted against UR seats. The revised list now shows both your applied category and the category considered.

Q4. Which lists should I check?
List-I for female candidates and List-II for male candidates, both in the 23 October 2026 notice on ssc.gov.in.

Q5. Is the PET/PST date announced in the revised result?
No. The revised notice doesn’t fix physical test dates — watch SSC and CRPF announcements for the centre-wise schedule and call letter.