SSC CGL Score Card 2025 (Tier 1 Marks Released on 9 January 2026)

SSC CGL Score Card 2025 and Tier 1 Marks have been officially uploaded on 9th January 2026 at the official website www.ssc.gov.in. The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) conducted the exam for around 28 lakh candidates, and now everyone can check their marks. The scorecards have been released for all candidates, whether you qualified for Tier 2 or not. Along with the marks, the Final Answer Key has also been released. Candidates can check their marks by logging in with their Registration Number and Password.

SSC CGL Score Card Highlights

What is the SSC CGL Score Card?

Many students get confused between the "Result PDF" and the "Score Card".

• Result List (Write-up): This is just a list of Roll Numbers. It only tells you if you passed or failed. It does not show your marks.
• Score Card: This is your personal dashboard. It shows your Raw Marks (actual score) and Normalized Marks (final score). Even if you did not clear the cut-off, you can still see your scorecard to know how close you were.

How to Download SSC CGL Score Card 2025?

Checking your marks is very easy. You don't need to be a computer expert. Just follow these simple steps:

1. Visit Official Website: Go to the official SSC website (ssc.gov.in).
2. Login: On the homepage, look for the "Login or Register" box on the right side.
3. Enter Details: Enter your Registration Number and Password (SSC Registration Password).
4. Go to Dashboard: Once logged in, click on the "Result / Marks" button.
5. Select Exam: From the dropdown menu, select "Combined Graduate Level Examination 2025".
6. Submit: Your scorecard will appear on the screen.
7. Save PDF: Take a screenshot or save the page as a PDF for future use.

Details Mentioned on SSC CGL Score Card

Your scorecard contains some important numbers. Here is a simple explanation of what they mean:

What is "Normalized Score" in SSC CGL?

This is the number that decides your fate.

SSC CGL Tier-1 is held in many shifts over several days. Some shifts are "Easy," and some are "Hard".

• If your paper was Hard, SSC increases your marks to make it fair. (Your 130 marks might become 145).
• If your paper was Easy, your marks might stay the same or increase very slightly.

This process is called Normalization. So, the final cutoff is always based on the Normalized Score, not your raw marks.