SARKARI SEWAYOJAN

•The department responsible for these exams is the Delhi Subordinate Service Selection Board.

•The board is well known by its short name, DSSSB.

•They organize many different job exams every single year for the Delhi government.

•The current announcement is for the latest and old exam results released in 2026.

•The newest update regarding results was published on 19 May 2026.

•Specific results for the PGT Sanskrit Teacher (Code 17/2024) were out on 19 May 2026.

•Earlier results for PGT Teachers (Code 15/2024) were made public on 2 April 2026.

•Candidates should check the official calendar for future result dates.

•There is absolutely no charge for candidates to view their results.

•Checking your cutoff marks or scorecards is completely free of cost.

•No application fee is needed to access the online login portal for results.

•For teaching roles like PGT, you must have a Master's degree in your specific subject.

•A professional teaching degree, such as a B.Ed, is typically required for these education jobs.

•Candidates must have appeared in the written exam to be eligible for result checking.

•Only those who meet the cutoff marks are eligible to move to the next stage.

•The general age limit for PGT positions is usually around 36 years.

•Relaxation in the upper age limit is provided to SC, ST, and OBC candidates.

•Age is calculated based on the cutoff date mentioned in the original recruitment ad.

•The board released results for the Sanskrit Teacher position under code 17/2024.

•Many other teaching roles are covered under result notification 15/2024.

•Specific vacancy numbers for each category are listed in the official result PDF.

•The first step involves a written test conducted by the DSSSB.

•After the test, a merit list is created based on category-wise cutoff marks.

•Qualified candidates are then required to upload their documents via the E-Dossier form.

•The final selection depends on the verification of all uploaded electronic documents.

•The exam generally contains two main parts for teaching staff.

•Part A tests basic skills like mental ability and language proficiency.

•Part B focuses entirely on the candidate's mastery of their chosen subject.

•In the first method, you download a PDF and use "Ctrl + F" to find your number.

•If your roll number is in that PDF, you have passed the exam.

•In the second method, you visit the online portal and log in with your credentials.

•You will need your birth date, 10th class roll number, and your password to see the scorecard.

•Candidates can find the link for the newest result notices on the main portal.

•A dedicated link is available for those who need to fill out their E-Dossier.

•Links for older results are also archived for candidate reference.