Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB)

DSSSB PGT History Result 2026 Out – Tier-I Male & Female Selection List
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Age Relaxation Details
  • Maximum Age for Male (General) : 36 Years as on closing date of application
  • Maximum Age for Female (General) : 40 Years as per DSSSB rules
  • Age Relaxation: SC/ST +5 years, OBC +3 years, PwD +10 to 15 years
  • Departmental candidates of GNCTD get additional relaxation as per rules
Key Dates to RememberApplication Charges
  • Advertisement Number : 01/2025
  • Online Application Period : As per Advt. No. 01/2025
  • Tier-I Examination Date : Conducted in 2025-26 cycle
  • Tier-I Result Declaration : 01 August 2026
  • Tier-II Examination Expected : September 2026 onwards
  • Document Verification : To be intimated post Tier-II
  • General / OBC Candidates : ₹ 100/- (already paid)
  • SC / ST / PwD / Female (all categories) : No fee (NIL)
  • Ex-servicemen : No fee as per DSSSB rules
  • No additional fee required for Tier-II or document verification
Available PositionsEligibility
129
  • Post Graduate Degree in History with at least 50% marks from a recognized university
  • B.Ed or equivalent qualification from a recognized institution
  • Must have qualified CTET (Paper II) conducted by CBSE
  • Working knowledge of Hindi is mandatory
How Selection Works
  • Tier-I Examination (qualifying nature)
  • Tier-II Examination (marks counted for merit)
  • Document Verification (in-person at DSSSB office)
  • Final merit list based on Tier-II marks
Test Pattern & Other Info
  • Mode of Tier-I Exam : Online Computer-Based Test
  • Tier-I Questions : 200 MCQs
  • Tier-I Marks : 200
  • Duration : 2 hours
  • Negative Marking : 0.25 marks per wrong answer
  • Syllabus : General Awareness, Reasoning, Numerical Aptitude, Hindi/English, Subject Concerned
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DSSSB Recruitment Calendar 2026Click Here
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DSSSB PGT History Result 2026 Released – Tier-I Selection List Out

Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) has officially declared the PGT History Tier-I Result 2026 on 01 August 2026. The result has been declared separately for Male and Female candidates in the form of a provisional nomination list PDF. Candidates who appeared in the Tier-I examination conducted under Advertisement No. 01/2025 can now check their selection status on the official DSSSB website at dsssb.delhi.gov.in. The Tier-I exam was of qualifying nature, and only those candidates who have cleared the cut-off will be eligible to appear in the Tier-II examination.

This recruitment drive aims to fill a total of 129 PGT History vacancies across various government schools under the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi (GNCTD). The vacancies are distributed across different categories including General, OBC, SC, ST, EWS, and PwD. The provisional nomination list PDF contains the roll numbers, names, and category of the candidates who have been shortlisted for Tier-II. The Sarkari Notice 247 team advises all shortlisted candidates to immediately download the result PDF and keep a printed copy for future correspondence with DSSSB.

Shortlisted candidates will now have to appear in the Tier-II examination which is expected to be conducted in September 2026 onwards. The exact date and city allotment for Tier-II will be communicated through the DSSSB online portal and registered email. The final merit list will be prepared on the basis of Tier-II marks only, with Tier-I being only of qualifying nature. Document verification will be conducted after the Tier-II result declaration at the DSSSB office in Karkardooma, Delhi.

The SJN 2026 portal will continue to bring the latest updates on the DSSSB PGT History recruitment including Tier-II admit card, Tier-II result, cut-off marks, and document verification schedule. Candidates who could not clear Tier-I need not lose heart — DSSSB typically releases fresh PGT notifications every year, and the next cycle is expected in late 2026. Bookmark this page and the official DSSSB website for future reference.

How to Check DSSSB PGT History Result 2026

  • Visit the official DSSSB website at dsssb.delhi.gov.in.
  • On the homepage, click on the “Result” link in the top navigation menu.
  • Look for the link “PGT History Tier-I Result 2026 — Advertisement No. 01/2025”.
  • Click on the link to download the provisional nomination list PDF.
  • Press Ctrl + F on your keyboard and enter your roll number to search.
  • If your roll number appears, also login to the OARS portal at dsssbonline.nic.in to view your detailed scorecard.
  • Download and take a printout of both the nomination list PDF and the scorecard for future reference.

Most Asked Questions

Q1. When was the DSSSB PGT History Tier-I Result 2026 declared?
The result was officially declared on 01 August 2026 on the DSSSB website. The provisional nomination list PDF is available for download under the Result section.
Q2. Where can I check my detailed marks for DSSSB PGT History Tier-I?
You can check your section-wise marks by logging into the OARS portal at dsssbonline.nic.in using your registration number and password. The nomination list PDF only contains roll numbers, not marks.
Q3. What is the next stage after clearing DSSSB PGT History Tier-I?
Shortlisted candidates will have to appear in the Tier-II examination which is expected to be conducted in September 2026 onwards. The final merit list will be based on Tier-II marks.
Q4. I cleared Tier-I but did not receive any email for Tier-II. What should I do?
DSSSB sends Tier-II intimation to the registered email of shortlisted candidates. Check your spam folder. If you still do not find it, regularly check the DSSSB website for updates and login to the OARS portal for the admit card download link.
Q5. What is the negative marking pattern in DSSSB PGT History exam?
There is a negative marking of 0.25 marks for every wrong answer in Tier-I. Unattempted questions do not attract any penalty. The same negative marking pattern is followed in Tier-II as well.