HSSC 04/2024, 06/2024, 09/2024, 11/2024 Result
The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has officially declared the results for the 04/2024, 06/2024, 09/2024, and 11/2024 exams. This is exciting news for all candidates who were eagerly waiting for their scores. The exams were conducted to fill various government job positions in Haryana. Candidates can now check their results online on the official HSSC website.
The announcement comes as a relief for thousands of candidates who appeared in these exams over the past few months. These results include a wide range of job categories, so it’s important for candidates to know exactly which result they need to check based on the advertisement number of the exam they appeared for.
Overview of HSSC Exams
The HSSC exams are conducted to recruit candidates for different government departments and sectors in Haryana. The 04/2024, 06/2024, 09/2024, and 11/2024 advertisement numbers correspond to different recruitment drives announced earlier this year.
- Advertisement No. 04/2024: This exam focused on recruiting candidates for posts in clerical and technical roles.
- Advertisement No. 06/2024: This recruitment drive was aimed at hiring candidates for junior engineers and technical supervisors in various state departments.
- Advertisement No. 09/2024: Candidates for teaching and education-related positions appeared for this exam.
- Advertisement No. 11/2024: This exam was designed to fill vacancies for police and public safety officers.
The exams were held in a phased manner, with written tests and skill assessments included for some positions. The commission ensured the transparency and fairness of the recruitment process by setting strict guidelines for evaluation.
How to Check Your Result
Candidates can check their HSSC result by following these simple steps:
- Visit the official HSSC website at www.hssc.gov.in.
- Look for the “Results” section on the homepage.
- Click on the link for the result of the specific advertisement number you applied for.
- Enter your roll number or registration number.
- Download the result or take a printout for future reference.
The results are available in PDF format, and candidates should carefully check the document for their name, roll number, and other details.
What Happens Next?
For candidates who have cleared the written exam, the next step will be document verification and interview (for applicable posts). The HSSC will release a detailed schedule for this process soon. It is important for candidates to regularly check the HSSC website for updates regarding these next steps. If any candidate fails to appear for document verification or interview, their selection could be canceled.
For some positions, there might also be a physical test or additional skill assessment. This is especially true for posts under advertisement number 11/2024, which deals with police and public safety jobs. Candidates must prepare for this phase accordingly.
Cut-off Marks and Merit List
The HSSC has also released the cut-off marks along with the result. These cut-off marks are the minimum scores a candidate must achieve to qualify for the next round. The merit list is prepared based on the candidate’s performance in the written exam and other stages of the selection process.
Candidates who score higher than the cut-off marks will find their names in the merit list. The merit list is published separately for each advertisement number and category.
Important Points to Remember
- Stay Updated: Candidates should keep an eye on the HSSC website for updates regarding interviews, document verification, and other important steps.
- Document Readiness: Those who pass the exam should prepare all required documents, including education certificates, ID proof, and any other documents as specified by the HSSC.
- Check Your Category: Ensure that you are checking the result under the correct category (General, SC, ST, OBC, etc.) as cut-off marks may vary for different categories.
- Re-evaluation: If any candidate feels that their result is not accurate, they can apply for re-evaluation or rechecking as per the rules of the commission.
