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Table Of Contents
  1. Highlights
  2. Important Dates
  3. Fees (Re-evaluation / Compartment)
  4. Eligibility
  5. How to Check Your Result
  6. Important Links
  7. FAQs
  8. Analysis & Trends
By Saurabh Kamal , State PSC & Education Editor Published Last verified
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CBSE Group A, B, C Tier-II Result 2026 — Scorecard + Skill Test Shortlist at cbse.gov.in — Highlights

Quick highlights for CBSE Group A, B, C Tier-II Result 2026 — Scorecard + Skill Test Shortlist at cbse.gov.in — recruiting body, post, vacancies, eligibility, salary, and key dates at a glance.
Recruiting Body Central Board of Secondary Education
Post / Position CBSE Group A + B + C Posts — Junior Assistant + Senior Assistant + Stenographer + Junior Translator + Section Officer + allied (CBSE internal cadre)
Eligibility
  • Class 12 / Senior Secondary from a recognised board + typing speed 35 wpm English or 30 wpm Hindi on computer. Computer proficiency in MS Office desirable.
  • Bachelor's degree from a UGC-recognised University + typing speed as specified. Some Senior Assistant posts also require experience in an administrative / office role.
  • Class 12 / Senior Secondary + shorthand speed 80 wpm English or Hindi (Grade D); 100 wpm (Grade C). Transcription on computer.
  • Master's degree in Hindi / English with the other language as a subject at the degree level, OR Master's in any subject with both Hindi + English as compulsory languages at degree level. Translation skill at specified speed.
Age Limit 18–30 years (as on Per CBSE recruitment notification — typically reckoned as on the application closing date. Age limit varies by post group (typically 18-27 for Group C, 18-30 for Group B, up to 32 for Group A entry posts). Verify exact limits per post on the advertisement.)
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Important Dates

Important dates for CBSE Group A, B, C Tier-II Result 2026 — Scorecard + Skill Test Shortlist at cbse.gov.in
Event Date
CBSE Group A/B/C Recruitment Notification Per advertisement on cbse.gov.in — verify the recruitment cycle reference
Online Application Window 3-4 weeks per CBSE recruitment standard
Tier-I CBT Screening Multi-shift CBT at CBSE-allotted centres
Tier-I Result + Tier-II Shortlist ~4-6 weeks after Tier-I conclusion
Tier-II Subject-Specific Paper For Tier-I shortlisted candidates per post
Tier-II Provisional Answer Key + Objections Within 7-10 days of Tier-II conclusion
Tier-II Result + Skill Test Shortlist 2026 — verify exact date on cbse.gov.in
Skill Test (for relevant posts) Typing / shorthand / translation per post requirement
Document Verification + Medical Post-skill-test; conducted at CBSE HQ / regional centres
Final Select List + Posting Allotment to CBSE HQ Delhi or one of the 16 regional offices

Fees (Re-evaluation / Compartment)

Application fee by category for CBSE Group A, B, C Tier-II Result 2026 — Scorecard + Skill Test Shortlist at cbse.gov.in
Category Fee Payment Mode
General / OBC / EWS (Male) ₹800 Approximately ₹800 application fee — paid via Net Banking / Debit Card / Credit Card / UPI / e-Challan on CBSE payment gateway. Non-refundable. <strong>Verify exact fee per post on the recruitment advertisement.</strong>
Female / SC / ST / PwBD / Ex-Servicemen ₹0 No application fee — full exemption per central government rules.
CBSE Group A, B, C Tier-II Result 2026 — Scorecard + Skill Test Shortlist at cbse.gov.in

Eligibility & Age Limit

Age Limit: 18–30 years as on Per CBSE recruitment notification — typically reckoned as on the application closing date. Age limit varies by post group (typically 18-27 for Group C, 18-30 for Group B, up to 32 for Group A entry posts). Verify exact limits per post on the advertisement.

OBC-NCL: +3 years · SC/ST: +5 years · PwBD: +10 years (UR), +13 (OBC), +15 (SC/ST) · Ex-Servicemen + serving CBSE employees per CBSE rules.

Educational Qualification:

  • Junior Assistant: Class 12 / Senior Secondary from a recognised board + typing speed 35 wpm English or 30 wpm Hindi on computer. Computer proficiency in MS Office desirable.
  • Senior Assistant: Bachelor's degree from a UGC-recognised University + typing speed as specified. Some Senior Assistant posts also require experience in an administrative / office role.
  • Stenographer (Grade D / C): Class 12 / Senior Secondary + shorthand speed 80 wpm English or Hindi (Grade D); 100 wpm (Grade C). Transcription on computer.
  • Junior Translator: Master's degree in Hindi / English with the other language as a subject at the degree level, OR Master's in any subject with both Hindi + English as compulsory languages at degree level. Translation skill at specified speed.
  • Section Officer (Group B): Bachelor's degree + administrative / accounts / legal experience as specified. Some posts require Master's + working knowledge of office procedures, FRSR rules, financial regulations.
  • Assistant Secretary (Group A entry): Master's degree in the relevant discipline (Education / Public Administration / Commerce / Law) + administrative experience as specified per advertisement.

Nationality: Indian citizens. Other nationalities eligible per CBSE notification clauses (Nepal/Bhutan subjects, Tibetan refugees, Indian-origin persons from specified countries) subject to character certificate from Indian authorities.

How to Check Your Result

  1. Visit the official portal of CBSE — direct link in the result CTA above.
  2. Locate the result link for the relevant examination + year (most boards have a dedicated result-check page per cycle).
  3. Enter your Roll Number and Date of Birth exactly as they appear on the admit card.
  4. Submit the form. The provisional mark sheet PDF will display on screen.
  5. Save and print at least two copies of the score card for your records.
  6. Cross-check name spelling, subject codes, and totals. If anything looks wrong, follow the re-checking / re-evaluation process within the official window.
  7. The original embossed mark sheet is collected from the candidate's school 30-60 days later, when the examining body dispatches printed certificates.

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Before you head to the official portal — these related Resultpedia pages cover sibling cycles, the same conducting body, or comparable cadres.

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Frequently Asked Questions

CBSE Group A B C Tier-II Result 2026 kab declare hua?
The Central Board of Secondary Education has declared the Group A, B, C Tier-II Result 2026 at cbse.gov.in under the Notifications / Recruitment section. Note: this is CBSE's internal staff-cadre recruitment, NOT the Class 10/12 board result. Verify the exact declaration date and the recruitment-cycle reference number on the official CBSE notice linked in "Important Links" above.
CBSE Group A B C Tier-II Result kaise check kare?
(1) Open cbse.gov.in. (2) Click "Notifications" or "Recruitment" in the main menu. (3) Find the link titled "CBSE Group A, B, C Tier-II Result 2026". (4) Two items open — a shortlist PDF with roll-number-wise candidates qualifying for the Skill Test, and a candidate scorecard login. (5) For your individual scorecard, enter Registration Number + Date of Birth, solve CAPTCHA, submit. (6) Download the scorecard PDF — it shows Tier-I + Tier-II marks, post-wise rank, qualification status, and (for skill-test posts) the Skill Test date + venue.
CBSE Group A B C aur CBSE board result mein kya antar hai?
They are completely different things. CBSE Class 10/12 Board Result is the school examination result for students who appeared in CBSE board exams — search results live at cbseresults.nic.in. CBSE Group A, B, C Tier-II Result is CBSE's own staff-recruitment result — Junior Assistant + Senior Assistant + Stenographer + Junior Translator + Section Officer + Assistant Secretary posts at CBSE Headquarters New Delhi + 16 regional offices. This page covers the staff-recruitment result; for the board exam result see the Class 12 page linked above.
CBSE Group A B C ka selection process kya hai?
Two-tier composite selection + skill test. Tier-I (CBT screening): ~100 MCQs · 100 marks · 60 minutes · -0.25 negative — English + Reasoning + Quant + General Awareness + post-specific basics. Shortlists ~10-15× the vacancies for Tier-II. Tier-II (subject-specific paper): post-relevant descriptive / objective paper — Junior Translator gets Hindi↔English translation, Stenographer gets shorthand-paper, Junior Assistant gets office-procedure + computer basics, Section Officer gets administrative + legal concepts. Skill Test (for relevant posts): typing for Junior Assistant (35 wpm Eng / 30 wpm Hindi), shorthand for Stenographer (80/100 wpm), translation for Junior Translator — qualifying only. Document Verification + medical follow.
CBSE recruitment ke liye eligibility kya hai?
Eligibility varies by post. Junior Assistant: Class 12 + typing 35 wpm English / 30 wpm Hindi. Senior Assistant: Bachelor's degree + typing speed. Stenographer Grade D / C: Class 12 + shorthand 80 wpm / 100 wpm. Junior Translator: Master's in Hindi or English with the other language as a degree subject, OR Master's in any subject with both Hindi + English compulsory at degree. Section Officer: Bachelor's + administrative/accounts experience. Assistant Secretary: Master's in relevant discipline + experience. Age: 18-30 for Group C/B entry, up to 32 for Group A. OBC +3 / SC-ST +5 / PwBD +10-15 relaxations apply.
CBSE me Skill Test kaise hota hai?
Skill Test pattern depends on the post. Junior Assistant typing test: 35 wpm English or 30 wpm Hindi on computer (Mangal font for Hindi). 5-7% error tolerance — focus on accuracy first, speed second. Stenographer dictation test: shorthand at 80 wpm (Grade D) or 100 wpm (Grade C) + transcription on computer at 35-40 wpm. Junior Translator translation test: Hindi-to-English + English-to-Hindi passages of 250-300 words each within a 30-minute timer. Critical point: Skill Test is qualifying only — failure eliminates the candidate from the final select list regardless of Tier-I + Tier-II scores. But it is not graded on a curve — meeting the specified threshold is sufficient.
CBSE Junior Assistant aur Stenographer ki salary kitni hoti hai?
Junior Assistant (Group C, Pay Level 2): Basic ₹19,900 + DA (~53%) + HRA + allowances = gross ~₹33,000-38,000/month. Senior Assistant (Pay Level 4-5): Basic ₹25,500-29,200 = gross ~₹43,000-50,000. Stenographer Grade D (Level 4): Basic ₹25,500 = gross ~₹43,000-47,000. Stenographer Grade C (Level 6): Basic ₹35,400 = gross ~₹59,000-65,000. Section Officer (Group B, Level 7): ~₹75,000-85,000. Assistant Secretary (Group A, Level 10): ~₹92,000-1,05,000. Add transport + NPS + central government leave + medical benefits.
Agar CBSE Tier-II me shortlist nahi hue to kya kare?
Analyse the scorecard: identify whether the gap was in Tier-I (broad screening sections — English / Reasoning / Quant / GA) or Tier-II (post-specific knowledge). Tier-I gap is treatable in 2-3 months of focused prep on the weakest section. Tier-II gap requires deeper post-relevant study — for translation, vocabulary + grammar in both languages; for office-procedure, FRSR + financial regulations + CBSE rules. Parallel central recruitments: SSC CGL (Group B + C), IB ACIO (Group B intelligence), UPSC CSE (officer cadre) — many CBSE recruitment candidates also write these alternates. State PSC clerk / steno + UPPSC parallel openings are also worth tracking.

CBSE Group A, B, C Tier-II Result 2026 — Scorecard + Skill Test Shortlist at cbse.gov.in — Analysis & Trends

🚨 CBSE GROUP A, B, C TIER-II RESULT 2026 — OUT

The Central Board of Secondary Education has declared the Group A, B, C Tier-II Result 2026 at cbse.gov.in. The recruitment is for CBSE\'s own internal administrative + technical cadre — Junior Assistant, Senior Assistant, Stenographer, Junior Translator, Section Officer, Assistant Secretary, and allied posts at CBSE Headquarters New Delhi plus the 16 regional offices. Note: this is NOT the Class 10/12 board result — see CBSE Class 12 Result 2026 for that.

Sources: cbse.gov.in (primary) + CBSE notification system + Testbook + Adda247 + Career Power CBSE recruitment coverage.

CBSE Recruitment vs CBSE Board Result — clearing the confusion

"CBSE Result" gets searched massively but means two very different things depending on context:

What People MeanWhat It Actually IsWhere to Check
"CBSE 10th Result" / "CBSE 12th Result"Class 10 / Class 12 school board examination resultcbseresults.nic.in / cbse.gov.in
"CBSE Group A/B/C Result"CBSE\'s internal-cadre staff recruitment (Junior Assistant + Stenographer + etc.)cbse.gov.in (under Notifications / Recruitment)

This page covers the staff-recruitment result. Junior Assistant + Senior Assistant are Group C posts; Stenographer + Junior Translator are Group C/B depending on grade; Section Officer is Group B; Assistant Secretary + above are Group A entry. Each post has its own eligibility + pay structure detailed in the recruitment advertisement.

Posts in scope — typical CBSE recruitment cycle

A standard CBSE Group A/B/C recruitment notification covers a mix of these posts (exact vacancy split varies by cycle — verify on the advertisement):

  • Junior Assistant (Group C, Level 2): Office administration, data entry, file management, basic clerical work. Largest single-post bucket typically.
  • Senior Assistant (Group C, Level 4-5): Section in-charge work, drafting routine office notes, supervising Junior Assistants.
  • Stenographer Grade D + Grade C (Group C, Level 4-6): Shorthand + transcription support to senior officers. Speed requirement 80 wpm (Grade D) or 100 wpm (Grade C).
  • Junior Translator (Group B, Level 6): Translates official documents between Hindi + English. Master\'s degree + translation skill required.
  • Section Officer (Group B, Level 7): Heads a section / branch at CBSE HQ or regional office. Manages junior staff + drafts policy notes.
  • Assistant Secretary (Group A entry, Level 10): Senior officer cadre — handles policy + curriculum + examination decisions at CBSE HQ.

The specific posts + vacancy count for each cycle are listed in the recruitment advertisement on cbse.gov.in. Always cross-check vacancy + eligibility per the official notice.

How to check the Tier-II Result + Skill Test shortlist

  1. Open cbse.gov.in.
  2. Navigate to "Notifications" or "Recruitment" in the main menu.
  3. Look for the result notice titled "CBSE Group A, B, C Tier-II Result 2026" (the title usually includes the advertisement reference number).
  4. The notice opens with two PDF links — a shortlist PDF (roll-number-wise list of candidates qualifying for the Skill Test) and a candidate scorecard login.
  5. For your individual scorecard: enter Registration Number + Date of Birth on the login → solve CAPTCHA → submit. The scorecard opens with Tier-I + Tier-II marks, post-wise rank, qualification status, and (for skill-test-eligible posts) the Skill Test date + venue.
  6. Download both PDFs. The shortlist PDF is the official notice; the scorecard is your personal performance record needed for the next stage.

Skill Test preparation — the critical qualifying stage

For posts requiring a Skill Test (Stenographer, Junior Assistant, Junior Translator), this is where many candidates with strong Tier-I + Tier-II scores have been eliminated historically. Key prep notes:

  1. Stenographer (80 / 100 wpm): Daily 2-hour dictation practice from current news bulletins is the most reliable build. Use government-published dictation passages (PIB releases work well). Computer transcription speed at 35-40 wpm is also needed — don\'t focus only on shorthand.
  2. Junior Assistant typing (35 wpm English / 30 wpm Hindi): Practice on the official typing software your test centre will use (Mangal font for Hindi typing). The official test typically allows 5-7% error tolerance — focus on accuracy first, speed second.
  3. Junior Translator translation test: Practice Hindi-to-English + English-to-Hindi translation of 250-300 word government / news passages within a 30-minute timer. Build vocabulary in administrative + legal + technical domains.

The Skill Test is qualifying — candidates who fail are excluded from the final select list regardless of Tier-I + Tier-II scores. But it is also not graded on a curve; meeting the specified speed + accuracy threshold is enough.

Salary structure across CBSE post groups

PostGroupPay Level (7th CPC)Basic PayApprox Gross (City X)
Junior AssistantCLevel 2₹19,900₹33,000-38,000
Senior AssistantCLevel 4-5₹25,500-29,200₹43,000-50,000
Stenographer Grade DCLevel 4₹25,500₹43,000-47,000
Stenographer Grade CBLevel 6₹35,400₹59,000-65,000
Junior TranslatorBLevel 6₹35,400₹59,000-65,000
Section OfficerBLevel 7₹44,900₹75,000-85,000
Assistant SecretaryALevel 10₹56,100₹92,000-1,05,000

Plus DA (currently ~53%), HRA (8-24% per city class), Transport Allowance, NPS contribution, and standard GoI leave + medical benefits. Posting at CBSE HQ Delhi attracts city-class-A HRA; regional offices use city-class-B / C rates per the city tier.

After the result — Skill Test → DV → Posting

  1. Skill Test (for relevant posts): Conducted at CBSE-allotted centres on the scheduled date per the shortlist PDF. Failing the skill test = elimination, regardless of Tier-I + Tier-II scores.
  2. Document Verification (DV): Post-skill-test, candidates report to CBSE HQ or designated regional centres with originals + 2 copies of all certificates listed in the eligibility section above. Plus 4 passport photos, character certificate from last institution / employer, and Class 10 certificate (DOB proof).
  3. Medical Examination: CBSE-prescribed medical fitness via a registered government medical practitioner.
  4. Final Select List + Posting: Post-DV + medical, CBSE publishes the post + community-wise final select list. Candidates allotted to CBSE HQ Delhi or one of the 16 regional offices (Ajmer, Allahabad, Bhubaneswar, Bhopal, Chandigarh, Chennai, Delhi East, Delhi West, Dehradun, Guwahati, Noida, Patna, Panchkula, Pune, Thiruvananthapuram, Vijayawada) per merit + preference + vacancies. Initial training per CBSE staff rules.