Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) — Department of Education, Govt. of NCT of Delhi
| Last Date to Apply | 15 Jul 2026 |
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| Result Date | 01 May 2026 |
| Post Name | Trained Graduate Teacher (TGT) |
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| Total Vacancies | 1979 |
| Qualification | Graduate with Degree/Diploma in Training/Education and CTET qualified |
| Selection Process | Tier-I Exam, E-Dossier Submission, Document Verification, Final Merit |
The Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) has declared the Tier-I examination results for various Trained Graduate Teacher (TGT) subjects, including Mathematics, Natural Science, Hindi, Social Science, and Sanskrit. The results are being released in a phase-wise manner, allowing candidates who appeared for the exams in 2025 to verify their marks, qualifying status, and eligibility for the e-dossier submission phase.
Candidates can access their results directly through the official Delhi government recruitment portal. Follow these steps to download your scorecard:
The merit list published by the board identifies candidates shortlisted for the e-dossier stage. Being shortlisted at this stage is a mandatory requirement for further document verification. The merit list is prepared on a category-wise and subject-wise basis, reflecting the number of vacancies available for the respective posts.
| Detail Type | Information Provided |
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| Candidate Identity | Name, Application Number, Roll Number |
| Performance | Tier-I Marks, Part A and Part B Scores |
| Status | Shortlisted or Not Shortlisted |
Candidates identified as qualified must adhere to the specific e-dossier upload window mentioned in the official notice. Failure to upload the required documentation within the stipulated timeframe may result in the forfeiture of candidature. Ensure all academic and professional documents are prepared in their original format for subsequent physical verification.
Kavita Nair is an education policy researcher with a Ph.D. in Education from JNU. She contributes well-researched articles on teaching vacancies, UPSC Civil Services, and central government recruitment drives.