DSSSB MTS Result 2026 Out: Download 812/24 Merit List Now

Last Update: 09 September 2026

DSSSB MTS Result 2026: Quick Summary

The DSSSB announced the results for Post Code 812/24 on 04 September 2026. Of the 69,607 candidates who took the exam, 1,732 have now been provisionally shortlisted for 579 positions. The UR cut-off mark is 183.36 out of 200 and the e-Dossier submissions will take place from 07 to 21 September 2026 on the OARS portal.

If you attended this CBT between 24 February and 14 May 2026, then this is your result. Be sure to check your marks before the e-Dossier window closes since missing that deadline will result in your being dropped out even if your score is good.

At-a-Glance Snapshot

How to Check Your DSSSB MTS Result: By Means of OARS or the Official Website

Two portals are relevant here, and candidates often confuse them:

• The OARS (Online Application Registration System) login page, known as dsssbonline.nic.in, is the one you use to check your personal marks with your registration details.
• The result notices, the category-wise cut-off marks, and the PDF of the shortlisted roll numbers for Post Code 812/24 are published on dsssb.delhi.gov.in.

You need both—the official website will let you know if you've met the cut-off and OARS will display your actual score.

How to Check Your Marks on OARS

1. Go to dsssbonline.nic.in.
2. Enter your Registration Number, your Date of Birth, and your password.
3. On your candidate dashboard, open the 'View Marks' section.
4. Select Multi-Tasking Staff — Post Code 812/24.
5. The score from your written exam appears on the screen.
6. Check the score you have against the cut-off table listed below by category.
7. Take a screenshot or PDF copy for your records since you'll need this figure once more when you carry out e-Dossier verification.

DSSSB MTS Cut-Off Marks 2026 (Out of 200)

The figure that most competing websites either leave out or hide behind general "expected cut-off" ranges is the real declared cut-off for Post Code 812/24:

Minimum Qualifying Marks (Separate From Cut-Off)

Don't confuse the cut-off above with the minimum qualifying percentage — they're two different thresholds:

Meeting the minimum qualifying percentage entitles you to merit consideration, but this does not mean that you have been shortlisted—whether or not you are shortlisted depends on how your score compares with the cut-off score in your category, since only the number of candidates required to fill the vacancies (together with a buffer) are called for e-Dossier.

Why SC Cut-Off Sits Higher Than OBC and ST Here

This often causes a great deal of difficulty for candidates: the SC cut-off (176.20) is higher than both the OBC-Delhi cut-off (167.43) and the ST cut-off (161.25). It is not a mistake in the data since cut-offs are determined entirely by the number of candidates in each category who achieve high scores, not by any predetermined order among the categories. A category with fewer vacancies but a large number of high-scoring applicants will have a higher internal cut-off than a category which has more relative room. You should not assume that SC candidates need to 'beat' OBC candidates or vice versa — each category's cut-off is worked out separately in relation to its own number of vacancies.

The Delhi OBC Certificate Rule Almost Nobody Explains Properly

This is the main reason why OBC candidates are quietly reclassified as UR at the e-Dossier stage – and it is the gap that most competing articles fail to mention.

What actually happens if you submit a non-Delhi OBC certificate:

• You are not immediately turned down.
• You are automatically placed in the Unreserved (UR) category when it comes to merit.
• Your application is assessed in relation to the UR cut-off (183.36), not the OBC cut-off (167.43)—that is a difference of almost 16 marks.

Important point to note: whenever you are an OBC candidate who moved to Delhi from a different state or possess a certificate that was awarded before you acquired residence in Delhi, you should at once check whether your certificate clearly indicates that it was issued by a competent authority of the Government of the NCT of Delhi. If it does not state this, then you will need to obtain a new certificate issued by Delhi before the e-Dossier deadline, not afterwards.

The same reasoning applies to SC/ST certificates in the majority of the DSSSB recruitment rounds, although it is the OBC rule that most frequently catches candidates by surprise, since the OBC lists and the creamy layer criteria differ significantly from state to state.

e-Dossier Submission: Dates, Process & What Happens If You Miss It

e-Dossier window is from 07 September 2026 to 21 September 2026.

The e-Dossier is compulsory paperwork; it actually serves as the verification checkpoint between being "shortlisted" and being "selected". If you miss this opportunity by just one day you will usually lose your candidature even if your score is good.

How to Submit Your e-Dossier

1. Log in to dsssbonline.nic.in with the credentials that you have registered.
2. The e-Dossier/Document Upload link should be found, although it is only active for candidates who have been shortlisted.
3. Upload scans of all the necessary certificates in the format and file size specified.
4. Before you finally submit it, check all the documents you have uploaded against the original—one usually can't make corrections after having submitted them.
5. Save the submission acknowledgment/'receipt' for your records.

Standard Documents Required for e-Dossier

• Class 10 marksheet and certificate (proof of qualification and DOB)
• Category certificate — OBC certificates must be Delhi-issued, per the rule above
• EWS certificate (current financial year, where applicable)
• Domicile/residence proof for Delhi, where relevant to the post
• Ex-Servicemen discharge certificate, Sports Person certificate, or PwBD certificate, as applicable to your claimed category
• A valid government photo ID
• Passport-size photograph matching your application record

If the e-Dossier you have submitted is not submitted within the time frame or if the document you submit does not correspond to the category you have claimed, the DSSSB will proceed to the next candidate on the shortlist — which is why the distinction between the OBC certificates mentioned above is so important at this particular stage.

Department-Wise MTS Postings: What "579 Vacancies" Actually Means

The 579 positions are not all assigned to one department; instead, they are distributed among 15 departments under the Government of the NCT of Delhi. The department you are ultimately assigned to will be determined by your rank in the merit list for your category and by the department-wise breakdown of vacancies that was published together with the original Advertisement No. 03/2024. If you care about department preferences, you should refer to the annexure in the original notice rather than suppose that the posting process is the same everywhere—in the case of MTS appointments in departments recruited by DSSSB, the allocations are made according to merit rank, not solely on the basis of the candidate's choice.

People Also Ask

How do I get the DSSSB MTS results?

The results for the DSSSB MTS position with Post Code 812/24 are available on dsssb.delhi.gov.in in the 'Result' section, and once you have logged into the OARS portal at dsssbonline.nic.in using your registration number and date of birth, your individual marks can be seen.

What is the cutoff score for the DSSSB MTS?

For the DSSSB MTS post with code 812/24, the UR cut-off is 183.36 out of 200, the EWS cut-off is 175.61, the SC cut-off is 176.20, the OBC (Delhi) cut-off is 167.43, and the ST cut-off is 161.25.

What is the lowest mark required to pass the DSSSB MTS exam?

The lowest qualifying percentages are 40% for the General/EWS category, 35% for OBC (Delhi), and 30% for SC/ST/PwD candidates—this being separate from the higher merit cutoff required for actual shortlisting.

When is the DSSSB MTS exam expected to take place?

The computer-based test (CBT) organised by the DSSSB for Post Code 812/24 had already taken place from 24 February to 14 May 2026 in three daily shifts, and the results of this exam are the ones discussed in this article; there is no expected date for the exam in this particular cycle.

Important Links Table

Disclaimer: All details above are based on DSSSB's official result notice for Post Code 812/24, dated 04 September 2026, as available at the time of writing. Candidates must verify their exact score, cut-off status, and e-Dossier deadline directly from their individual OARS login at dsssbonline.nic.in and dsssb.delhi.gov.in before taking any action.