SSC JE 2026 Final Result Declared: Check Category-Wise Cutoff, Post Allocation & Complete Details

SSC JE 2026 Final Result Declared! Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has officially declared the Final Result of the Junior Engineer (Civil, Mechanical & Electrical) Examination, 2026 on August 3, 2026, vide notice No. HQ-C-3019/4/2025-C-3. This result marks the culmination of a rigorous selection process for one of the most sought-after government engineering posts in India. In this article, we break down everything you need to know — from the total number of vacancies filled to department-wise cutoff marks — in one comprehensive guide.

SSC JE Cut Off 2026

SC JE 2026 Final Result: Key Highlights

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SSC has declared the Final Result of the JE (Civil, Mechanical & Electrical) Examination 2025 on August 3, 2026. A total of 1,731 candidates have been provisionally recommended across Civil, Mechanical, and Electrical posts in departments like BRO, CPWD, CWC, MES, and DGQA. Check category-wise cutoffs and post allocation details below.

SSC JE 2026 Background: From FRTA to Final Result

The SSC JE 2026 selection journey began with the declaration of the First Round of Tentative Allocation (FRTA) on July 9, 2026. Following this, all shortlisted candidates were required to compulsorily undergo a Sliding/Identity Verification (IV) process at their respective Regional Offices, conducted over two days — July 20 and 21, 2026.

Importantly, SSC clarified that any candidate who did not physically attend the sliding process was marked absent and consequently excluded from the final result. This step ensured that only genuinely interested and verified candidates made it to the final allocation list, and vacancies vacated by absentees were subsequently reallocated to other eligible candidates.

SSC JE 2026 Fix, Float & New Allocation Breakup

During the Sliding/Identity Verification process, candidates were given the option to either Fix their allotted post or Float for a potentially better preference. The table below shows how these numbers played out:

Fresh ranks have been issued to all candidates in this final result, and these supersede the provisional ranks allotted earlier in the FRTA.

SSC JE 2025 Final Result 2026: Category-Wise Vacancy & Selection

A total of 1,731 vacancies were filled against the reported requirement, with candidates selected purely on merit-cum-preference based on their online post preferences and Fix/Float choices.

Horizontal Categories (PwBD):

• Orthopedically Handicapped (OH): 10 vacancies, 10 filled
• Hearing Handicapped (HH): 11 vacancies, 11 filled
• Other PwD: 8 vacancies, 8 filled

Notably, the result also revealed that 62 EWS, 1 SC, and 439 OBC category candidates qualified purely on UR (merit) standards — a strong indicator of the competitive nature of this year’s exam.

Department & Post Codes Covered in SSC JE 2026

Selections were made across multiple prestigious government departments for Junior Engineer (Civil), Junior Engineer (Mechanical), and Junior Engineer (Electrical) posts. Here’s the complete list of departments involved:

Note: Department Codes A and B were open to male candidates only, as per Para 5.3 of the Notice of Examination.

SSC JE 2026 Cutoff Marks: Civil Engineering Departments

Cutoff marks vary significantly across departments and categories, reflecting differing competition levels. Below is a snapshot of the last selected candidate’s total Paper-II marks for major Civil Engineering posts:

The Central Public Works Department (Post F) recorded one of the highest UR cutoffs at 388.19 marks, indicating intense competition for this posting.

SSC JE 2025 Cutoff Marks 2026: Mechanical & Electrical Departments

Interestingly, Post Code I (JE Mechanical, CWPRS) recorded the highest overall UR cutoff across the entire result at 408.09 marks, though this was against a single vacancy — highlighting how limited seats can drive cutoffs sharply upward.

How SSC JE 2026 Resolved Tie Cases

Where multiple candidates secured identical aggregate marks, SSC applied a structured tie-breaking mechanism as per Para 20 of the Notice of Examination, applied sequentially:

1. Total marks scored in Paper-II
2. Marks obtained in Part (i) of Paper-I
3. Marks obtained in Part (ii) of Paper-I
4. Date of birth (older candidates given preference)
5. Alphabetical order of candidate names

This layered approach ensured fairness and transparency in cases of exact score matches.

Debarred Candidates

SSC has debarred three candidates from candidature following review by the respective Regional Offices. Their roll numbers were listed as 725140021360, 925140017624, and 925140020622.

What Happens Next? SSC JE 2026 Document Verification & Appointment

With the final result out, candidates should note the following next steps:

• Document Verification (DV) and appointment formalities will now be handled directly by the respective User Departments, not by SSC.
• Candidates who do not receive any communication from their allocated department within six months of the result declaration should proactively reach out to that department.
• SSC will not entertain any queries related to Document Verification or appointment once the result is declared.
• Dossiers of selected candidates will be made available electronically via the e-Dossier module on the SSC website, accessible to the Nodal Officer of the concerned department. Only dossiers downloaded through this module will be accepted — no other mode is valid.
• No reserve or waiting list has been prepared. Any vacancies arising from non-joining will be carried forward to subsequent recruitment cycles by the respective departments.

SSC has confirmed that the Final Answer Key-cum-Response Sheet and detailed marks of both selected and non-selected candidates will be uploaded on the official SSC website in due course. Candidates are advised to keep checking the portal regularly for updates.