The DSSSB Court Attendant result for post code 801/25 in the Delhi High Court was released on 29 September 2026. The Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) published the interview shortlist under Notice No. 1663 on dsssb.delhi.gov.in. It covers Court Attendant, Court Attendant (S), Court Attendant (L), Room Attendant (H) and Security Attendant posts.
The shortlist comes from the Tier-I online objective (MCQ) test of 100 marks. Candidates can check their normalised marks in the OARS module on dsssbonline.nic.in. The Delhi High Court will conduct the interview. Candidates should check all details in the article below.
Information verified from the official DSSSB notice dated 29 September 2026. Last verified: 30 September 2026.
DSSSB released the Tier-I objective (MCQ) result and interview shortlist for post code 801/25 on 29 September 2026. Candidates can check their normalized marks by logging in to their account in the OARS module on dsssbonline.nic.in. The notice states that 1,902 candidates are shortlisted for the interview.
Quick Summary of DSSSB Court Attendant Result
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Organisation | Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) |
| Exam Name | Court Attendant and related posts, Delhi High Court (801/25) |
| Notice No. | 1663 |
| Advertisement No. | 03/25 dated 14 August 2025 |
| Result Stage | Tier-I CBT Objective (MCQ) interview shortlist |
| Result Date | 29 September 2026 |
| Total Shortlisted | 1,902 (as stated in the notice) |
| Cut-off Released | Yes |
| Next Stage | Interview by Delhi High Court |
| Official Website | dsssbonline.nic.in |
How to check your result
- Open dsssbonline.nic.in to check the DSSSB Court Attendant result.
- Log in to the candidate account in the OARS module.
- Open the normalised marks for the CBT Objective (MCQ) test.
Candidates should save the marks page while it is available.
Tier-I Test and Shortlisting Rules
DSSSB advertised 334 vacancies in Advertisement No. 03/25 dated 14 August 2025, with a closing date of 24 September 2025.
| Category | Vacancies |
|---|---|
| UR | 86 |
| OBC | 120 |
| SC | 23 |
| ST | 34 |
| EWS | 71 |
| Total | 334 |
The total includes ESM 32 and PwBD Cat (a) 5, Cat (b) 3, Cat (c) 3 and Cat (d&e) 3.
The online test ran between 1 June 2026 and 30 June 2026. In all, 51,263 candidates appeared.
DSSSB shortlisted candidates who scored 50 marks in the General category and 45 marks in the Reserved category. Only OBC candidates who declared an OBC (Delhi) caste certificate in the online form were considered in the OBC category.
Reserved candidates who scored at or above the last shortlisted UR candidate were shortlisted only against UR vacancies. All other reserved candidates were shortlisted in their own category.
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Shortlisted Candidates by Category
The DSSSB Court Attendant result shortlists candidates for the Tier-II interview in these categories.
| Category | Shortlisted |
|---|---|
| UR | 432 |
| OBC | 600 |
| SC | 115 |
| ST | 170 |
| EWS | 355 |
| PwBD Cat (a) (included) | 25 |
| PwBD Cat (b) (included) | 15 |
| PwBD Cat (c) (included) | 15 |
| PwBD Cat (d&e) (included) | 15 |
| ESM (included) | 160 |
| Total (as stated) | 1,902 |
The five main category rows add up to 1,672, while the notice states a total of 1,902. The gap is 230. Candidates should check the count in the notice PDF on dsssb.delhi.gov.in. PwBD and ESM rows are counted within the main categories.
Cut-off Marks by Category
The DSSSB Court Attendant result cut-off is the normalised marks of the last shortlisted candidate in each category, out of 100.
| Category | Cut-off marks |
|---|---|
| UR | 90.78 |
| OBC | 82.67 |
| SC | 87.31 |
| ST | 77.12 |
| EWS | 85.80 |
| PwBD Cat (a) | 79.86 |
| PwBD Cat (b) | 61.19 |
| PwBD Cat (c) | 81.68 |
| PwBD Cat (d&e) | 62.21 |
| ESM | 66.92 |
What Happens Next
The Delhi High Court will conduct the interview and allot the posts. It will prepare the final merit list from marks in the MCQ test and the interview.
The DSSSB Court Attendant result is an interview shortlist. The final merit list comes only after the interview. DSSSB will not answer candidate queries about the interview.
The shortlist depends on the outcome of pending court cases, if any. DSSSB has not called for documents or checked eligibility yet, so a place in the list gives no right over the post. DSSSB may correct errors in the list later.
Candidates can follow recruitment result updates for further notices on this recruitment.
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If your name is not in the list
Candidates who scored below the cut-off for their category are not in the DSSSB Court Attendant result shortlist.
Candidates can find other open vacancies in the latest government jobs list.
Notices from central bodies and other states are listed under latest jobs across India.
Important Links
| Details | Link |
|---|---|
| DSSSB Notice No. 1663 (interview shortlist) | Download interview shortlist notice PDF |
| Normalised marks (OARS module) | Check marks in OARS at dsssbonline.nic.in |
FAQs
Who will conduct the DSSSB Court Attendant interview?
The Delhi High Court will conduct the interview and allot the posts. DSSSB conducted only the Tier-I MCQ test and forwarded the shortlist. The High Court prepares the final merit list.
How many candidates appeared in the Court Attendant MCQ test?
In all, 51,263 candidates appeared in the online objective test held between 1 June 2026 and 30 June 2026. The notice states that 1,902 candidates were shortlisted for the interview.
What is the minimum score for the Court Attendant interview list?
The notice sets 50 marks for the General category and 45 marks for the Reserved category. Category-wise normalised cut-off marks of the last shortlisted candidate range from 61.19 to 90.78 out of 100.
Where can I see my marks for the Court Attendant test?
Candidates can see normalised marks by logging in to their account in the OARS module on dsssbonline.nic.in.
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