HSSC CET Result 2025 Age Limit, Salary, Application Fee, Eligibility Criteria, Vacancy Details, Syllabus, Merit List & Cut Off

Event	Date
Online Application Period	May 28 to June 14, 2025
Exam Dates	July 26 & 27, 2025
Answer Key Release	July 29, 2025
Objection Window	July 29 to August 1, 2025
Result Announcement	Expected last week of September 2025

Eligibility

Let’s keep this simple — if you’re aged between 18 and 42 as of Jan 1, 2025, congrats, you’re in the running. And yes, there’s age relaxation for reserved categories because, well, equity matters (and the rules say so). As for qualifications, if you’ve passed 12th grade (or something equivalent) from a recognized board, you’re good. Of course, some posts may need more specific qualifications — the devil is in the details, so definitely check the official notification if you’re unsure.

How Many Seats Are We Talking?

Approximately 15,000 vacancies are up for grabs. These are spread across clerical jobs, tech positions, and a bunch of other roles that keep the government machinery humming. It’s a bit of a lottery, but a very well-regulated one.

Selection Process

The selection process isn’t a walk in the park, but it’s also not climbing Everest. Here’s what you’ll go through:

• CET Exam: You’ve already done this.
• Shortlisting: Based on your CET score. Higher = better chances (obviously).
• Mains Exam: For those who make the cut. This one’s department-specific.
• Skill/Physical Test: Depending on the job — some posts will need it, others won’t.
• Document Verification: You know the drill — identity proof, certificates, etc.
• Medical Test: Final check to ensure you’re fit for duty.

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How to Check Your HSSC CET Result 2025?

Here’s the foolproof (we hope) method:

• Head to hssc.gov.in or cet2025groupc.hryssc.com
• Click the “HSSC CET Group-C Result/Scorecard” link (it won’t bite).
• Log in with your Registration Number, Mobile Number, and Password.
• Boom — there’s your scorecard. Stare at it. Screenshot it. Print it. Maybe even frame it?

What Counts as ‘Qualified’?

If you’re in the General category, you need to score at least 50%. Reserved category folks need 40%. But here’s the kicker — qualifying marks aren’t the same as cutoffs. You might qualify and still not make the next round. Yeah, it’s a little cruel.

Cutoffs & Merit List

Once results are out, HSSC will drop the merit list — which is basically a leaderboard of who made it to the next level. This depends on:

• Your score (duh)
• Your category
• How tough the paper was
• And how many others showed up to the party

Basically, if you’ve outscored the crowd and cracked the cutoff, you’ll move on to the next round.

How Much Do You Actually Get Paid?

The big question — what’s in it for you? Most Group-C posts offer salaries in the range of Rs. 19,900 to Rs. 63,200/month (Level 2-5 as per the 7th Pay Commission). Not bad at all. Plus, there are other perks and allowances — but let’s be real, you’re not doing this for the cafeteria food.

Application Fee

• General: Rs. 100
• SC/BC/EBPG: Rs. 25
• Ex-Servicemen: Nada. Free. Zilch.

Payment was done online — a few clicks and you were in.

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Here’s What You Had to Study?

The syllabus wasn’t rocket science, but it wasn’t bedtime reading either:

• General Knowledge & Awareness: News, events, sports, history, politics — basically everything under the sun.
• Reasoning: Puzzles, patterns, “What comes next?” — you get the idea.
• Numerical Ability: Math. The basic kind. But under time pressure, so… not that basic.
• English: Grammar, vocabulary, comprehension — the usual suspects.

If you did your prep right, you’re probably breathing easier right now.

Wrapping It Up: What Happens Next?

So now, we wait. The CET result is the golden ticket to your next steps — whether that’s the mains exam, skill test, or finally getting that government ID badge. Keep an eye on the official HSSC site, and don’t trust random rumors floating around on WhatsApp.

And hey — if you’ve made it this far, you’re already in the top percent of people who care enough to know the full process. That’s gotta count for something, right? Good luck, and don’t forget to celebrate small victories along the way (like actually remembering your password).