SSC Junior Engineer (JE) Final Result 2025 Declared – Civil, Mechanical & Electrical
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has officially declared the Final Result of Junior Engineer (Civil, Mechanical & Electrical) Examination 2025 on 03 August 2026. This announcement follows the completion of the Sliding/Identity Verification (IV) process conducted on 20–21 July 2026 across regional offices. The result marks the conclusion of the recruitment process for various engineering departments under the Government of India.
📢 Key Highlights of SSC JE Final Result 2025
- The First Round of Tentative Allocation (FRTA) was released on 09 July 2026.
- Candidates who failed to attend the Sliding/Identity Verification process were treated as absent and excluded from the final result.
- Based on merit-cum-preference and FIX/FLOAT options, a total of 1731 candidates have been provisionally shortlisted.
- The final allocation has been made against vacancies reported by various User Departments.
📊 Allocation Summary
| Option Type | Number of Candidates |
|---|---|
| FIX | 585 |
| FLOAT | 1028 |
| New Allocation (against absent candidates) | 118 |
| Total | 1731 |
🧾 Category-Wise Breakup of Recommended Candidates
| Category | SC | ST | OBC | EWS | UR | Total | OH | HH | Other PwD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vacancies | 270 | 122 | 432 | 127 | 780 | 1731 | 10 | 11 | 8 |
Note: Includes 62 EWS, 01 SC, and 439 OBC candidates qualifying at UR standard.
🏗️ Departments and Post Codes Included in Final Allocation
| Post Code | Post | Department |
|---|---|---|
| A | Junior Engineer (Civil) | Border Roads Organization |
| B | Junior Engineer (Electrical & Mechanical) | Border Roads Organization |
| C | Junior Engineer (Mechanical) | Central Water Commission |
| D | Junior Engineer (Civil) | Central Water Commission |
| E | Junior Engineer (Electrical) | Central Public Works Department |
| F | Junior Engineer (Civil) | Central Public Works Department |
| G | Junior Engineer (Civil) | Central Water Power Research Station, Ministry of Jal Shakti |
| H | Junior Engineer (Electrical) | Central Water Power Research Station, Ministry of Jal Shakti |
| I | Junior Engineer (Mechanical) | Central Water Power Research Station, Ministry of Jal Shakti |
| J | Junior Engineer (Electrical) | DGQA (Naval), Ministry of Defence |
| K | Junior Engineer (Mechanical) | DGQA (Naval), Ministry of Defence |
| L | Junior Engineer (Civil) | Farakka Barrage Project, Ministry of Jal Shakti |
| M | Junior Engineer (Mechanical) | Farakka Barrage Project, Ministry of Jal Shakti |
| N | Junior Engineer (Civil) | Military Engineering Services |
| O | Junior Engineer (Electrical & Mechanical) | Military Engineering Services |
⚖️ Tie Resolution Criteria
In cases where multiple candidates secured equal aggregate marks in Paper-I and Paper-II, ties were resolved using the following order:
- Total marks in Paper-II
- Marks in Part (i) of Paper-I
- Marks in Part (ii) of Paper-I
- Date of birth (older candidates ranked higher)
- Alphabetical order of names
🚫 Debarred Candidates
The following candidates have been debarred by regional offices due to various reasons:
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- 925140017624
- 925140020622
📋 Next Steps for Selected Candidates
- Document Verification and appointment formalities will be conducted by the respective User Departments.
- If no communication is received within six months, candidates must contact the concerned department directly.
- No reserve or waiting list has been prepared; unfilled vacancies will be carried forward to future recruitment cycles.
- Dossiers will be available for download through the e-Dossier module on the SSC website.
SSC JE 2025 Final Result – Cut-Off Marks & Performance Analysis
After the declaration of the SSC Junior Engineer (JE) Final Result 2025 on 03 August 2026, the Commission has released detailed data showing the cut-off marks and performance trends across Civil, Mechanical, and Electrical branches. This section provides a comprehensive analysis of the final selection scores, category-wise performance, and insights into the merit trends.
📊 Overall Cut-Off Summary
The final selection was based on the combined marks of Paper-I and Paper-II. The following table summarizes the cut-off marks of the last selected candidates across major categories:
| Category | Cut-Off Marks (Approx.) | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| UR | ≈ 376–388 | Highest range across all branches |
| EWS | ≈ 355–377 | Competitive performance close to UR |
| OBC | ≈ 350–374 | Strong representation in Civil & Mechanical |
| SC | ≈ 330–360 | Consistent performance across departments |
| ST | ≈ 300–355 | Moderate range, slightly lower in Mechanical |
🏗️ Branch-Wise Performance Analysis
🔹 Civil Engineering
- Highest cut-off recorded: 388.18 marks (UR category, CPWD).
- Average range for Civil: 355–388 marks.
- Strong competition observed in Central Public Works Department (CPWD) and Military Engineering Services (MES).
- OBC and EWS categories performed exceptionally well, narrowing the gap with UR candidates.
🔹 Mechanical Engineering
- Highest cut-off recorded: 369.08 marks (UR category, DGQA-Naval).
- Average range for Mechanical: 330–369 marks.
- Top-performing departments: Central Water Commission and Farakka Barrage Project.
- OBC candidates dominated selections in this branch.
🔹 Electrical Engineering
- Highest cut-off recorded: 376.18 marks (UR category, CPWD).
- Average range for Electrical: 340–376 marks.
- Consistent performance across UR, EWS, and OBC categories.
- Horizontal categories (OH, HH, PwBD) had lower cut-offs, ranging between 200–315 marks.
⚙️ Horizontal Reservation Performance
Performance of candidates under horizontal categories was evaluated separately. The following trends were observed:
- OH (Orthopedically Handicapped): Cut-off between 282–336 marks.
- HH (Hearing Handicapped): Cut-off between 205–267 marks.
- PwBD – Others: Cut-off between 202–262 marks.
These categories were counted within their respective vertical categories (SC, ST, OBC, EWS, UR) as per SSC rules.
📈 Performance Insights
- UR category candidates maintained the highest overall performance across all branches.
- OBC candidates showed strong representation, especially in Civil and Mechanical streams.
- EWS category candidates performed competitively, often matching UR cut-offs.
- SC and ST categories displayed steady improvement compared to previous years.
- Horizontal categories had lower cut-offs due to limited vacancies and special eligibility conditions.
SSC JE 2025 Final Result – Document Verification & Appointment Process
After the release of the cut-off marks and performance analysis in Part 2, the next crucial stage for candidates shortlisted in the SSC Junior Engineer (JE) Final Result 2025 is document verification and appointment formalities. This section explains the step-by-step process, timelines, and important instructions for candidates.
📑 Document Verification Process
- Document verification will be conducted by the respective User Departments where candidates have been provisionally allocated.
- Candidates must present their original certificates including educational qualifications, caste/reservation certificates, PwD certificates (if applicable), and identity proof.
- The Commission has clarified that it will not entertain correspondence regarding verification; all communication will be handled directly by the User Department.
- If a candidate does not receive communication within six months of result declaration, they must contact the concerned department immediately.
📌 Appointment Formalities
Once document verification is complete, candidates will proceed to appointment formalities:
- Departments will issue appointment letters to verified candidates.
- Joining instructions, training schedules, and posting details will be communicated by the respective departments.
- No reserve list or waiting list has been prepared by SSC. Vacancies arising due to non-joining will be carried forward to future recruitment cycles.
🖥️ e-Dossier Module
The SSC has introduced an e-Dossier module for secure handling of candidate records:
- Dossiers of allocated candidates will be compiled electronically by SSC.
- These dossiers will be made available for download only through the e-Dossier module on the SSC website.
- User Departments will accept dossiers only from this module; submissions through other modes will not be valid.
⚠️ Important Instructions for Candidates
- Keep all original documents ready and ensure they match the details provided in the application form.
- Download and preserve your e-Dossier once available.
- Do not delay communication with the User Department if no correspondence is received within six months.
- Stay updated with SSC’s official website for notifications regarding final answer keys, response sheets, and detailed marks.
SSC JE 2025 Final Result – FAQs and Conclusion
After explaining the document verification and appointment process in Part 3, let’s now address the most common doubts candidates have about the SSC Junior Engineer (JE) Final Result 2025. This section provides clear answers to frequently asked questions and concludes with final remarks for aspirants.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. Do I need to attend the Sliding/Identity Verification process again?
No. The Sliding/Identity Verification process was conducted on 20–21 July 2026. Candidates who missed it were treated as absent and excluded from the final result.
Q2. How many candidates have been shortlisted in the final result?
A total of 1731 candidates have been provisionally shortlisted based on merit-cum-preference and FIX/FLOAT options.
Q3. What is the category-wise breakup of selected candidates?
The final result includes 270 SC, 122 ST, 432 OBC, 127 EWS, and 780 UR candidates. Horizontal categories include 10 OH, 11 HH, and 8 PwD (Others).
Q4. Is there a reserve list or waiting list prepared by SSC?
No. SSC has clarified that no reserve list or waiting list has been prepared. Vacancies arising due to non-joining will be carried forward to future recruitment cycles.
Q5. How will document verification be conducted?
Document verification and appointment formalities will be handled directly by the User Departments. Candidates must present original certificates and keep their dossiers ready.
Q6. What if I don’t receive communication from the User Department?
If no communication is received within six months of result declaration, candidates must contact the concerned department immediately.
Q7. Will SSC release detailed marks and answer keys?
Yes. SSC will upload the Final Answer Keys-cum-Response Sheets and detailed marks of selected and non-selected candidates on its official website in due course.
📌 Final Tips for Aspirants
- Keep all original documents ready for verification.
- Download your e-Dossier once available on the SSC website.
- Stay updated with official SSC notifications for answer keys and marks.
- Do not rely on unofficial sources; trust only SSC’s official announcements.
🏁 Conclusion
The SSC Junior Engineer (JE) Final Result 2025 marks the successful completion of the recruitment process for Civil, Mechanical, and Electrical posts across multiple departments. With 1731 candidates provisionally shortlisted, the next stage involves document verification and appointment formalities by the respective departments. Aspirants must remain vigilant, keep their documents ready, and follow official instructions carefully to ensure smooth onboarding.