SSSB Punjab Junior Scale Stenographer Result 2026 – Download Skill Test Merit List PDF at sssb.punjab.gov.in

Result Overview Table

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How to Check SSSB Punjab JSS Result 2026 Online

• Go to the official website: sssb.punjab.gov.in.
• Click on the “Results” or “Notifications” section on the homepage.
• Find the link titled “Result of Skill Test for the post of Junior Scale Stenographer (Advt No. 07/2023)”.
• Click the link to open or download the PDF.
• Press Ctrl+F (or use the PDF search function) and enter your roll number.
• Check the Punjabi Result and English Result columns for your status: numeric mistake score, N.Q. (Not Qualified), or Absent.
• Save or print the PDF for future reference.

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Cut Off Marks

• The official result PDF released by SSSB Punjab does not specify any cut-off marks for the Junior Scale Stenographer skill test. Based on the data, no candidate achieved a qualifying numeric mistake score in both Punjabi and English simultaneously. All 132 candidates were marked either Absent or N.Q. in at least one language column. Therefore, no traditional cut-off marks can be derived from this document. Candidates are advised to wait for any subsequent notifications regarding final selection criteria.

Selection / Merit List Details

• The merit list for the Junior Scale Stenographer post is based on performance in the skill test (Punjabi and English typing/stenography). According to the official PDF:
• Total candidates listed: 132
• Absent in both papers: 66
• Appeared but marked N.Q. (Not Qualified) in both papers: 60
• Recorded mistake score in at least one paper (while N.Q. in the other): 6
• Category distribution: B.C (Backward Class) – 91 candidates, General – 41 candidates. No SC, ST, EWS, or PwD categories were listed.
• Because the PDF does not show a single candidate with a qualifying mistake score in both languages, the current result list appears to be a roll-number-wise attendance/performance record rather than a final selection merit list. Candidates who have a mistake score in one language (even if N.Q. in the other) may need to check future notifications for possible weightage or re-evaluation. The board’s selection methodology beyond this skill test is not detailed in the document.