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The UPSC has released the results of the written examination for Grade ‘B’ Section Officer and Stenographer posts, which candidates can check on the official website using their roll numbers.

Major news has emerged for thousands of candidates aspiring to secure a government job. The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released the results of the written examination conducted for the combined Grade ‘B’ Section Officer and Stenographer posts. With the release of these results, both excitement and anticipation have surged among the candidates. All eyes are now fixed on the next stage, where the race for selection is set to become even more rigorous.

Results Published on the Website

The UPSC has uploaded these results to its official website. Candidates can now go online and check for their names within the PDF file using their respective roll numbers. The process for checking the results has been kept simple to ensure that all candidates can ascertain their status without any difficulty.

Which Exam Results Have Been Released?

Combined Section Officer (Grade ‘B’) LDCE 2025
Combined Stenographer (Grade ‘B’ / Grade ‘I’) LDCE 2019, 2020, and 2021
The results for the written stage (Part I) of all these examinations have been declared.

When Was the Exam Held?

The written examination for these posts was conducted on December 13 and 14, 2025. Candidates had been eagerly awaiting the results ever since the examination concluded. With the release of the results, their wait has finally ended, and the next round of the selection process has officially begun.

What Happens Next?

Candidates who have successfully cleared the written examination are now eligible for the next stage (Part-II). In this stage, the service records of the candidates will be evaluated. This implies that merely securing good marks in the written examination will no longer suffice; the candidate’s entire service record will also be taken into consideration.

Selection Remains Provisional

The UPSC has clarified that, for the time being, the selection of all candidates remains provisional. This signifies that their eligibility will be subject to further verification during the subsequent stages of the selection process. If, at any stage, a candidate is found ineligible as per the rules, their candidature may be cancelled. Therefore, all candidates are advised to ensure that their documents and information are accurate.

When Will the Marksheet Be Released?

The Commission has also stated that candidates’ marksheets will be made available on the website within 15 days of the declaration of the final results. These marksheets will remain accessible on the website for approximately 30 days, allowing candidates to view and download them.

Selection Process

All categories will be taken into consideration during the final selection process. This includes providing opportunities to candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), and Persons with Disabilities, in accordance with the applicable rules.

How ​​to Check Your Result

First, visit the official UPSC website.
Navigate to the “Examination” or “Results” section on the homepage.
Select the link corresponding to the relevant examination.
A PDF file will open; search for your Roll Number within it.
You may also download or print your result.