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HSSC TGT Teacher Revised Final Result 2026: Check Your Scorecard Here

HSSC has released the TGT Teacher Revised Final Result 2026. Check your roll number here.

📅 Declared: 28 May 2026
Graduate Degree with...
TGT Teacher

HSSC TGT Teacher Revised Final Result 2026: Check Your Scorecard Here

Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC)

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By Kavita Nair • 29 May 2026
Results 📍 Haryana

📅 Important Dates

Exam Date29 Apr 2023
Result Date28 May 2026

📋 Vacancy Details

Post NameTGT Teacher
QualificationGraduate Degree with B.Ed or as per specific subject requirements defined in Advt. 02/2023 & 04/2023
Age LimitAs per Advt. 02/2023 & 04/2023 rules
SalaryAs per the 7th Pay Commission pay scale for TGT Haryana
Selection ProcessWritten Test, Socio-Economic Criteria, and Document Verification

📝 Detailed Notification Information

HSSC TGT Teacher Revised Final Result 2026: The Wait is Over!

Finally, the Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has uploaded the revised final result for TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) posts, corresponding to Advt. No. 02/2023 & 04/2023. If you appeared for the exams held back in April-May 2023, you can now check your updated status directly on the official portal.

Key Highlights

  • Recruiting Body: Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC)
  • Post: TGT Teacher (Various Subjects)
  • Status: Revised Final Result Released
  • Official Portal: hssc.gov.in

How to Check Your HSSC TGT Result 2026

Don't panic if the website is slow; it's a busy day for candidates. Follow these steps to find your name:

  1. Head over to the official website at hssc.gov.in.
  2. Look for the "Results" or "What's New" section on the homepage.
  3. Find the link that says "Revised Final Result for TGT (Advt. 02/2023 & 04/2023)".
  4. The file will open as a PDF. Use Ctrl+F (on PC) or the search icon (on mobile) to type your Roll Number.
  5. If your number is highlighted, congratulations! You have made it to the merit list.

Understanding the Merit List & Scorecard

The revised PDF contains details for various categories, including Gen, OBC, SC, ST, and EWS. The commission has released these to reflect the latest court-directed re-evaluations. Your scorecard PDF will typically show your marks out of the total, your subject-wise performance, and your final status (Qualified/Not Qualified).

Important Instructions for Qualified Candidates

  • Download & Save: Don't just view it; download and keep a digital copy safe on your phone or drive.
  • Printout: Take at least two clear printouts for the upcoming Document Verification (DV) process.
  • Discrepancy Check: Verify your name, roll number, and category ranking. If you spot a major error, contact the HSSC helpdesk immediately.
  • Future Updates: Keep a close eye on the official website for the DV schedule—that's the final hurdle before your joining letter!

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q1: Can I check my result by name instead of Roll Number?
    A: Usually, HSSC releases result PDFs that are searchable by Roll Number. If you've lost your roll number, check your original application printout or the admit card.
  • Q2: Why was the result 'revised'?
    A: This is often due to court-ordered re-evaluations or adjustments in the socio-economic criteria marks.
  • Q3: What happens after the merit list is out?
    A: Candidates whose names are on the list will be called for Document Verification (DV). Keep your original certificates ready.
  • Q4: Is there a separate cutoff for every subject?
    A: Yes, the commission releases category-wise and subject-wise cutoffs which are mentioned in the result PDF.
  • Q5: Where can I get official updates?
    A: Only trust hssc.gov.in. Avoid clicking on unverified links sent via WhatsApp or social media.

📝 How to Apply

This is a result declaration. Candidates can download the PDF from the official HSSC website.

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Written By
Kavita Nair
Education Policy Researcher

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.

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