- UPSC released the Combined Geo-Scientist Examination 2026 final result on 16 October 2026. The official post-wise recommendation tables total 66 candidates against 69 reported vacancies. Use the official final-result PDF below to check your roll number, post group and any provisional-status instruction.
Official Result & Important Links
At a Glance
| Detail | Official information |
|---|---|
| Preliminary examination | 8 February 2026 |
| Main examination | 20 and 21 June 2026 |
| Personality tests | September 2026 |
| Final result | 16 October 2026 |
| Reported vacancies | 69 across the post groups |
| Recommended candidates | 66 in the official recommendation tables |
Post-Wise Recommendations
| Post group | Recommended |
|---|---|
| Geologist, Group A | 20 |
| Hydrogeology group | 22 |
| Geophysics group | 4 |
| Chemist, Group A | 16 |
| Scientist B (Chemical) | 2 |
| Assistant Chemist | 2 |
| Total | 66 |
- The Hydrogeology and Geophysics entries combine the related posts exactly as grouped in the result notice. Read the official document for individual vacancy categories and allocation rules.
How to Check Your Entry
- Open the final-result PDF and search for your complete roll number. Confirm the name and post-group heading, then read the separate section identifying candidates whose recommendations remain provisional.
- Keep both the merit-list page and the notice’s instructions. A name appearing in the recommendation list should not be interpreted without any conditions attached elsewhere in the same document.
Provisional Status and Documents
- The notice gives candidates with provisional results three months from final-result declaration to submit the required documents. It also explains that appointment offers are withheld pending verification of the originals awaited from those candidates.
- Use the notice to identify whether this condition applies to your roll number. A provisional entry requires action on the outstanding requirement; it should not be read as an unconditional appointment.
Appointment and Marks
- Appointment remains subject to eligibility and the prescribed verification formalities. Service/post allocation follows merit position and the preferences described in the notice.
- The notice says candidate marks are likely to be made available within fifteen days of result publication. That statement is an indicated timetable, not proof that an individual marks link is already active; check UPSC’s current marks section.
Keep Your Records Ready
- Retain your application record, examination details and relevant original certificates. Use your roll number, post group and the result notice date when requesting clarification from UPSC. Download documents from the official links rather than entering credentials on a copied result page.
