GPSC Final Result 2026 – Deputy Section Officer & Deputy Mamlatdar Merit List, Cut Off Marks & Result PDF

The Gujarat Public Service Commission (GPSC) has declared the final result of the Combined Competitive Examination (Main) 2026 for the posts of Deputy Section Officer, Class-III and Deputy Mamlatdar, Class-III under Advertisement No. 08/2025-26. The result was published vide Notification No. APE-08/2025-26-Main-CNF dated 18 July 2026, and the complete merit list PDF is available on gpsc.gujarat.gov.in.

Below you will find the exact cut-off marks as published, the top of the merit list, the MRC (Meritorious Reserved Category) break-up, women’s reservation figures, the marking scheme used for the language papers, tie-breaking rules, and step-by-step instructions to find your roll number in the official PDF.

GPSC Final Result 2026 – Quick Overview

Conducting BodyGujarat Public Service Commission (GPSC)
Notification No.APE-08/2025-26-Main-CNF
Advertisement No.08/2025-26
PostsDeputy Section Officer, Class-III and Deputy Mamlatdar, Class-III
Exam StageCombined Competitive Examination (Main)
Main Exam Dates20 to 22 February 2026
Result Declared On18 July 2026
Total Marks Considered for Merit400 marks (aggregate of 4 Main papers)
Signing AuthorityDharmendrasinh Chauhan, Joint Secretary, GPSC
Official Websitegpsc.gujarat.gov.in | gpsc-ojas.gujarat.gov.in

Important Dates

  • Main Examination held: 20 February 2026 to 22 February 2026
  • Common Paper (Gujarati & English) for Advt. Nos. 67, 127/2024-25 & 08/2025-26: 22 February 2026
  • Self-Declaration notice for common candidates published: 10 February 2026
  • Final Result Notification Date: 18 July 2026

How to Check the GPSC Final Result 2026

  1. Visit the official GPSC website gpsc.gujarat.gov.in or gpsc-ojas.gujarat.gov.in.
  2. Look for the notification titled “APE-08/2025-26-Main-CNF” or the result for Deputy Section Officer / Deputy Mamlatdar, Class-III.
  3. Open the PDF to view the complete merit list (Annexure-I, Part-I) and the unsuccessful candidates’ list (Annexure-I, Part-II).
  4. Use Ctrl+F (or your device’s search function) inside the PDF to search your roll number directly.
  5. Download and save a copy for your records.

GPSC Cut Off Marks 2026

The notification lists the following cut-off figures. Beyond item 9 (explicitly broken down by Group A, Group B and Group D), the notification does not attach a category label to each numbered cut-off, so the figures are reproduced here exactly as published, in the same order.

Sr. No. (as per notification)Cut-Off Marks
1214.55
2211.55
3210.55
4210.50
5213.80
6206.40
7179.95
8156.40
9Group A: 188.85 | Group B: 201.30 | Group D (d & e): 95.10

Note: As per the notification, “cut-off marks” means the marks obtained by the last candidate in the merit list (arranged in descending order of total marks) of the concerned category.

GPSC Merit List 2026 – Top Candidates

Roll No.NameCategoryFinal Marks
101011754Mr. Sahilkhan Navrangkhan ParmarSEBC235.50
101012303Mr. Jaykishan Hiteshkumar ModiSEBC234.10
111061723Ms. Khushbu Prakashgiri GoswamiSEBC (Female)231.10
108042033Mr. Kanubhai Hirabhai ChaudharySEBC229.05
101011760Ms. Nishaben Hareshkumar BaldaniyaSEBC (Female)228.70
112066833Mr. Siddharthkumar Chimanbhai PatelSC226.90
102017157Ms. Dharati Rameshbhai VavadiyaEWS (Female)226.65
120102167Mr. Vikas Narayanbhai SanghaniGeneral226.25
101009643Mr. Abhi Prakashbhai KapadiyaSC225.95
101009876Ms. Shreya Jitendra Bhai ArdeshanaGeneral (Female)225.65

The complete merit list is available in Annexure-I, Part-I of the official result PDF.

Marking Scheme – Paper-1 (Gujarati) & Paper-2 (English)

As per the Final Answer Key of Paper-1 (Gujarati Language) and Paper-2 (English Language), evaluation was done as follows:

  • +1.000 mark for every correct answer
  • −0.300 mark for every wrong answer, multiple-encoded answer, or blank answer

Note the unusual provision: a blank answer was penalised the same as a wrong one, which is why total scores across the merit list cluster relatively tightly.

Reservation, MRC Candidates & Women’s Reservation

Meritorious Reserved Category (MRC) Candidates

As per G.A.D. Circular No. PVS-1099-MM-13-G4 dated 29/01/2000, PVS-2010-03-900-G4 dated 23/07/2004, and PVS-102019-221-G4 dated 07/02/2019, reserved category candidates who scored equal to or more than the general qualifying standard — and who did not avail any age or qualifying relaxation at any stage — are selected against unreserved posts as MRC candidates. A total of 36 MRC candidates have been recommended for appointment on unreserved posts:

CategoryMerit NumbersTotal
EWS18, 26, 27, 29, 32, 36, 46, 488
EWS Female7, 11, 17, 20, 21, 25, 34, 42, 519
SEBC1, 2, 4, 12, 15, 16, 40, 418
SEBC Female3, 5, 19, 22, 28, 356
SC (Male)6, 9, 38, 434
SC Female471

MRC candidates with Roll Nos. 106036879, 108044721, 117084503, 119100096 and 120102785 have been allocated a seat in their own category instead, due to a better preference.

Women’s Reservation

As per applicable G.A.D. notifications/circulars (dated 09/04/1997, 22/05/1997, 14/06/2012, 11/11/2014 and 10/06/2019) and GPSC’s Office Order dated 20-09-2025, 35 women candidates were required to be selected. Against this requirement, 39 women candidates have been selected.

Persons with Disability (PwD)

The number of candidates selected from the PwD category has been decided as per GAD Resolution No. CRR-102017-122639-G-2 dated 20-11-2024 and GPSC Office Orders dated 04-07-2025 and 20-09-2025.

Bonus (Grace) Marks

  • Widow candidates: Bonus marks equal to 5% of the marks obtained, as per Circular No. CRR-1096-2213-G.2 dated 31.08.2004.
  • Sports quota candidates: Bonus marks equal to 5% of the marks obtained, as per Government Resolution No. CRR-1077-2660-G.2 dated 25.02.1980.

Tie-Breaking Rule

Where two or more candidates obtain equal marks, merit is decided on the basis of date of birth — preference is given to the elder candidate.

Common Paper Rule for Candidates in Multiple Advertisements

Paper-1 (Gujarati Language) and Paper-2 (English Language) of the Main Examination for Advertisement Nos. 67, 127/2024-25 and 08/2025-26 were held together for all candidates on 22 February 2026. Following a notice published on 10 February 2026, candidates registered under more than one of these advertisements could submit a Self-Declaration so that their marks in these common papers are considered across all the relevant advertisements.

Important Instructions from the Notification

  • Mere success in the examination does not confer any right to appointment. No candidate will be appointed unless the Government, after necessary inquiries, is satisfied that the candidate is suitable in all respects for the post.
  • The declared result is subject to revision after rechecking of marks for candidates who apply for rechecking.
  • Candidates should visit gpsc-ojas.gujarat.gov.in for further instructions and guidelines.

Important Links

Download GPSC Final Result 2026 (PDF)Click Here
GPSC OJAS PortalClick Here
Official Websitegpsc.gujarat.gov.in

Preparing for the Next GPSC Cycle?

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. When was the GPSC Deputy Section Officer & Deputy Mamlatdar final result 2026 declared?

The final result was declared on 18 July 2026 through Notification No. APE-08/2025-26-Main-CNF.

Q2. What total marks were used to prepare the GPSC merit list?

Merit is based on the aggregate marks of the Main Examination — 400 marks across 4 papers — as per Rule 14(1) of the Deputy Section Officer, Class-III and Deputy Mamlatdar, Class-III Combined Competitive Examination Rules, 2018.

Q3. What are the cut-off marks for GPSC Deputy Section Officer & Mamlatdar 2026?

The notification lists nine cut-off figures ranging from 95.10 (Group D, d & e) to 214.55. See the Cut Off Marks table above for the complete list exactly as published.

Q4. How can I check my roll number in the GPSC result?

Download the official result PDF from gpsc.gujarat.gov.in or gpsc-ojas.gujarat.gov.in and search your roll number in either the successful candidates’ list (Annexure-I, Part-I) or the unsuccessful candidates’ list (Part-II).

Q5. Which posts are covered under this GPSC result?

Deputy Section Officer, Class-III and Deputy Mamlatdar, Class-III, under Advertisement No. 08/2025-26.

Q6. How many MRC candidates were selected against unreserved posts?

A total of 36 Meritorious Reserved Category (MRC) candidates have been recommended for appointment against unreserved posts.

Q7. Can the declared GPSC result change?

Yes. As stated in the notification, the declared result is subject to revision after rechecking of marks for those candidates who apply for rechecking. Success in the exam also does not by itself confer a right to appointment.

Source & Verification

All figures above — cut-off marks, merit list entries, MRC break-up, women’s reservation numbers and marking scheme — are reproduced from GPSC Notification No. APE-08/2025-26-Main-CNF dated 18 July 2026, issued at Gandhinagar and signed by Dharmendrasinh Chauhan, Joint Secretary, GPSC. This page was last verified on 21 July 2026.

Disclaimer: Sarkari Job Wale compiles this information from the official GPSC result notification and reliable sources for the convenience of aspirants. Candidate names and roll numbers are reproduced as published in the official public notification. In case of any discrepancy, the official GPSC PDF on gpsc.gujarat.gov.in shall prevail. We are not affiliated with GPSC or the Government of Gujarat.