SSC MTS Final Result 2023: SSC MTS final result released; 1729 candidates selected, result of 57 withheld


Posted on 19th Dec 2023 12:06 pm by rohit kumar

SSC MTS Final Result 2023: The Staff Selection Commission has released the final result of the Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) and Havildar examination. Along with this, the commission has also declared the cut-off. Candidates who appeared for document verification can check the SSC MTS 2023 final result and cut off by visiting the official website ssc.nic.in.

 

1,729 candidates were selected

A total of 1,729 candidates have qualified, including 1,346 for MTS posts and 383 for Havildar posts. The Commission has withheld the results of 57 candidates.

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SSC said in an official notice, "PET/PST for the posts of Havildar was conducted by CBIC from 22.11.2023 to 29.11.2023 at various centers across the country. As per the PET/PST data provided by CBIC, 3179 candidates appeared in PET/PST, out of which 3041 candidates have qualified PET/PST for the post of Havildar (CBIC & CBN)."

 

case of equal numbers

The Commission stated that in cases where more than one candidate has obtained the same total marks in Session 2, the tie has been resolved by applying the following methods one after the other in the given order until the tie is resolved:

 

Marks in General Awareness (GA) of Sem-2.

Total normalized marks in Session-I.

Date of Birth: Preference to older candidate.

alphabetical order of names

 

Result of 57 candidates withheld

“The result of 57 candidates (46 for MTS and 11 for Havildar) has been withheld for further investigation due to suspected malpractice,” the commission said. It was also informed that the results of 25 candidates have not been processed as their candidature has been canceled.

 

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