Last Update: 08 September 2026

UPSSSC Nakshanavish & Manchitrak Mains Result 2026 Declared: Download 997 Shortlisted Merit List PDF & Check Official Cut-Off

UPSSSC declared the Nakshanavish (Cartographer) and Manchitrak Mains Result on 07 September 2026 under Advertisement No. 11-Exam/2023. Against 283 total posts, 997 candidates have been shortlisted for Eligibility/Document Verification. General cut-off stands at 51.50, OBC 50.00, EWS 47.50, SC 41.25, and ST 38.75.

This is not the final selection. It's the qualifying list for the next stage — records scrutiny. Being on the list of 997 gets you a DV call letter. It doesn't get you the job yet.

UPSSSC Nakshanavish 2026 Cut-Off Marks

At-a-Glance Snapshot

Particular Details
Advertisement No. 11-Exam/2023
Post Names Nakshanavish (Cartographer), Manchitrak
Conducting Body UP Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UPSSSC)
Total Vacancies 283
Written Exam Date 16 November 2025
Mains Result Declared 07 September 2026
Candidates Shortlisted 997
Pay Level Level-5, ₹29,200 – ₹92,300 (UP 7th Pay Commission)
Next Stage Eligibility / Document Verification (DV)
Official Website upsssc.gov.in

Key Highlights: Advt 11-Exam/2023 Selection Stats & Vacancy Ratio

Here's the math behind the shortlist, because most portals just print "997" without explaining what it means.

283 posts → 997 shortlisted → roughly 3.52x screening ratio.

That ratio isn't arbitrary. UPSSSC typically shortlists 3 to 4 times the number of vacancies for DV, because a chunk of candidates get rejected at the document stage — wrong caste certificate format, expired EWS income certificate, diploma from an unrecognized institute, and so on. A 3.52x buffer gives the commission enough surplus to still fill all 283 seats after rejections.

Post-wise Vacancy Split (As Per the Original 2023 Notification)

Post Name General EWS OBC SC ST Total
Nakshanveesh (Cartographer) 86 17 29 112 4 250
Manchitrak 16 3 6 6 2 33
Total 102 20 35 118 6 283

Pay structure: Both posts sit at Level-5 of the UP State 7th Pay Commission matrix — ₹29,200 to ₹92,300 basic pay, plus applicable DA, HRA, and other standard state government allowances. This is a step below Level-6 (₹35,400–₹1,12,400) that some technical posts carry — if you've seen that figure floating around for this exam, it's incorrect. Level-5 is what's attached to Nakshanavish/Manchitrak specifically.

Official UPSSSC Nakshanavish & Manchitrak Cut-Off Marks 2026 (Advt 11-Exam/2023)

Vertical (Category-Wise) Cut-Off

Category Cut-Off Marks
UR / General 51.50
OBC 50.00
EWS 47.50
SC 41.25
ST 38.75

Horizontal Reservation Cut-Off

Category Cut-Off Marks
Women 34.00
Dependents of Freedom Fighters (DFF) 28.00
Ex-Servicemen (ESM) 7.00
PwBD – Hearing Handicap (H.H.) 1.25
PwBD – One Arm (O.A.) 26.25
PwBD – One Leg (O.L.) 31.25
PwBD – Both Leg (B.L.) 22.75
PwBD – Locomotor (L.C.) 13.50

The notice also states that candidates were not available in a few PwBD sub-categories (including Dwarfism and Acid Attack Victims), and some horizontal categories weren't advertised for these two posts at all — so don't be alarmed if your specific sub-category doesn't appear.

Why the Ex-Servicemen and DFF Cut-Offs Look "Low"

If you're comparing this to other UPSSSC exams, the Ex-Servicemen cut-off of 7.00 and DFF cut-off of 28.00 might look surprisingly low next to the general cut-off of 51.50. This isn't a typo — horizontal cut-offs are calculated within the pool of candidates who qualify under that specific reservation category and clear the minimum eligibility threshold, not against the full applicant pool. A small number of ESM/DFF applicants for a niche technical post like Nakshanavish naturally produces a lower internal cut-off. It doesn't mean the exam was "easier" for that category — it means fewer people competed within it.

Cut-Off Dynamics: What Actually Moved the Needle

Two things typically decide where a technical-post cut-off lands:

  • PET 2022 score weightage in the applicant pool — since eligibility to sit the mains exam was gated by UPSSSC PET, the pool skewed toward candidates who'd already cleared a competitive screening, which tends to push cut-offs up slightly compared to open-entry exams.
  • Paper difficulty on 16 November 2025 — technical/drafting-heavy papers (civil engineering diploma-level content) usually produce a wider score spread than generic GK papers, which is part of why SC/ST cut-offs sit noticeably lower than UR/OBC/EWS here — a steeper drop-off in the mid-score range is typical for technical papers.

How to Download UPSSSC Nakshanavish / Manchitrak Mains Result 2026 PDF

  1. Go to the official portal — open upsssc.gov.in in your browser. Don't use third-party mirror links; UPSSSC results are only authoritative from the official domain.
  2. Open the "Result" section on the homepage menu.
  3. Locate Advertisement No. 11-Exam/2023 — search "Nakshanavish and Manchitrak Mains Result" in the results list.
  4. Click the result/merit-list link, which redirects you to the candidate login dashboard.
  5. Log in using: Registration Number, Date of Birth, Gender, and the Verification Code (captcha).
  6. Submit to view your status — shortlisted or not shortlisted for DV.
  7. Download and save the PDF. Take a screenshot too; portal links occasionally go down under heavy traffic right after a result is declared.

If "Sarkari Result UPSSSC Nakshanavish" or "upsssc.gov.in 2026 mains result" is what brought you here — this is the exact path. Skip any site asking for payment or additional personal details to "unlock" your result; UPSSSC never charges for result access.

UPSSSC Nakshanavish / Manchitrak Document Verification (DV): What's Confirmed and What Isn't

Status as of this writing: UPSSSC has not yet released a formal DV schedule (dates, reporting slots, or venue notice) for Advt 11-Exam/2023. The commission's result notice states only that eligibility/document verification is the next stage — candidates need to keep checking upsssc.gov.in for the call letter and schedule. Any site giving you a specific DV date right now is guessing; treat it as unconfirmed until UPSSSC publishes an actual notice.

What we do know:

  • UPSSSC's headquarters — where DV for most of its central recruitment drives is conducted — is located at 3rd Floor, Pickup Bhawan, Vibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow – 226010. This is the commission's standard verification venue for Lucknow-based DV rounds, though UPSSSC can also assign satellite venues for large candidate pools.
  • The DV call letter, when released, will be downloadable the same way as the mains result — via registration number and DOB login on the official portal.

Technical Eligibility Scrutiny: Civil Engineering Diploma vs. ITI Draftsman Certificate

This is the part most portals gloss over, and it's where a real chunk of the 997 candidates could get rejected. The original notification lists two separate qualification routes to the same post:

  • Route 1 — Diploma in Civil Engineering (3-year, AICTE/state board recognized) OR Certificate in Cartography from specified institutions (Roorkee University, AMU, BHU, Govt. Art College Lucknow)
  • Route 2 — ITI Certificate in Nakshanveesh (Draftsman trade)

At DV, scrutiny officers verify these very differently:

Check Point Civil Engineering Diploma Route ITI Draftsman Certificate Route
Recognizing Body AICTE / State Board of Technical Education NCVT / SCVT
Duration Requirement Full 3-year diploma (part-time/lateral entry diplomas face extra scrutiny) 2-year ITI trade certificate, typically accepted as-is if from a recognized ITI
Marksheet Cross-Check All semester marksheets + provisional/final diploma certificate Trade certificate + NCVT/SCVT verification
Common Rejection Reason Diploma from an unrecognized private polytechnic, or a "diploma equivalent" certificate not on the state's approved list Certificate from an unrecognized private ITI, or an expired/unrenewed registration
Typically Favored For General technical drafting proficiency + broader civil engineering fundamentals Post-specific drafting and tracing skill validation

The practical takeaway: candidates coming through the diploma route need their institution to appear on the UP Directorate of Technical Education's recognized list, and candidates coming through the ITI route need NCVT/SCVT affiliation proof, not just the certificate itself. Scrutiny officers commonly ask for the original registration/enrollment number alongside the certificate — carry that even if it's not explicitly listed on the checklist.

Mandatory DV Document Checklist (Standard for UPSSSC Technical Posts)

Based on UPSSSC's standard document-verification format for technical drafting/cartography posts, keep these ready:

  • High School (Class 10) marksheet and certificate — for DOB and name verification
  • Intermediate (Class 12) marksheet, if applicable to your route
  • Diploma in Civil Engineering / Cartography Certificate / ITI Draftsman Certificate (original + attested photocopy)
  • UPSSSC PET 2022 scorecard
  • Category certificate (SC/ST/OBC), issued within the validity window UPSSSC specifies in the DV notice
  • EWS certificate for the current financial year (EWS certificates typically expire annually — an old one will get you rejected on the spot)
  • Domicile / residency certificate for Uttar Pradesh
  • Aadhaar card or another government photo ID
  • Character certificate, where required
  • Passport-size photographs matching the ones uploaded during application
  • Original mains admit card and result printout

Important Dates & Timeline (Advt 11-Exam/2023)

Event Date
Application Window 18 December 2023 – 08 January 2024
Correction Window Closed 15 January 2024
Eligibility (PET-based) Result 17 May 2025
Written (Mains) Exam 16 November 2025
Mains Result Declared 07 September 2026
DV Call Letter / Schedule Awaited — check upsssc.gov.in
Final Selection Result To be announced after DV completion

Important Links Table

UPSSSC changes its direct PDF links periodically — always navigate via the official homepage rather than bookmarking a deep link, to avoid outdated URLs.