Lakhs of students across India have been refreshing ssc.gov.in every single day. Why? Because the SSC MTS Admit Card 2025 is finally here, and the exam kicks off this week. If you applied for one of the 7,948 posts under this recruitment, this article is your one-stop guide. No fluff, no guesswork — just the real information you need right now.

What Is SSC MTS and Why Does It Matter?

The Staff Selection Commission conducts the Multi-Tasking Staff exam every year to fill Group ‘C’ posts in central government departments. This time, SSC opened up 6,810 MTS posts and 1,138 Havaldar posts — a total of 7,948 vacancies. For 10th-pass candidates, this is one of the best government job opportunities available in India.

Think of it this way: a single exam, thousands of posts, and a direct path to a stable sarkari job. That is a pretty solid deal.

SSC MTS Admit Card 2025 – What You Need to Know

The admit card is your entry pass to the exam hall. Without it, you simply cannot sit for the test. SSC releases admit cards online only — no physical copy is sent by post. The card shows up on ssc.gov.in a few days before your specific exam date, and it is region-wise.

How to Download Your SSC MTS Admit Card

Key Dates at a Glance

SSC MTS Exam Pattern – Session Breakdown

The exam runs in two back-to-back sessions on the same day. Here is how it breaks down:

One important thing: Session II answers are checked only if you pass Session I. So treat the first session like it matters — because it does.

Documents to Carry on Exam Day

Forgetting your ID at home is the kind of mistake that costs you the entire exam. Carry these with you, no exceptions:

SSC MTS Sarkari Result 2025 – When and Where?

The result for the current cycle is expected sometime in March or April 2026, roughly one to two months after the exam wraps up. SSC publishes results only on ssc.gov.in — nowhere else is official.

When it drops, the PDF will contain roll numbers and names of qualified candidates, along with category-wise cut-off marks. Use Ctrl + F to search for your roll number — that is the fastest way to check.

For Havaldar post holders, the process goes one step further: qualifying candidates will appear for a PET/PST (Physical Efficiency and Standard Test) before the final result comes out. MTS candidates move directly to document verification.

Minimum Qualifying Marks by Category

Frequently Asked Questions