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HPPSC HPAS Result 2026: Prelims, Mains & Final
HPPSC declares HPAS results in three stages on its website: Prelims (roll numbers qualified for Mains), Mains (candidates called for the Personality Test) and the final result (recommended candidates by post). For HPAS 2025, the Prelims result came on 19 July 2025 and the final result on 30 December 2025. The HPAS 2026 Prelims result will follow the exam on 13 December 2026, and later results will be announced after each stage.
1. Result stages
| Result | What it contains | HPAS 2025 date | HPAS 2026 status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prelims | Roll numbers qualified for Mains; category-wise cut-offs | 19 July 2025 | After the exam on 13 December 2026 |
| Mains | Candidates called for the Personality Test | 2025 | After Mains |
| Final | Recommended candidates by post and category | 30 December 2025 | After interviews |
2. How to check
- Go to hppsc.hp.gov.in.
- Open the Results section.
- Select the HPAS Combined Competitive Examination-2026 notice.
- Open the PDF and search for your roll number.
- Also check the Marks/Cut-off Marks section for your scores.
3. Provisional rejection and representation
After scrutinising Mains applications, HPPSC uploads the list of provisionally rejected candidates on its website and against each candidate's user ID, with SMS and e-mail alerts. These candidates get 10 days, including Sundays and holidays, to send a representation with documents by e-mail or in person. The Commission's decision is final.
4. After the final result
- Services and posts are allotted by rank and the preferences given.
- Appointment letters come from the appointing department, not HPPSC.
- Original documents are verified; the candidature can be cancelled if claims do not match.
- Selection can be terminated later if false information comes to light.
5. Marks and re-evaluation
HPPSC publishes marks lists on its website. Re-checking and re-evaluation are not allowed at any stage.
📌 Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I check the HPAS result?
On the Results section of hppsc.hp.gov.in.
When was the HPAS 2025 final result declared?
On 30 December 2025.
When will the HPAS 2026 Prelims result come?
After the Prelims on 13 December 2026. In 2025 the result came about three weeks after the exam.
Are Prelims marks published?
Yes. HPPSC publishes marks lists and cut-offs.
Can I ask for re-evaluation?
No. It is not allowed for Prelims or Mains.
Who issues the appointment letter?
The appropriate appointing authority in the HP Government.
What if my name is on the provisional rejection list?
Submit a representation with documents within 10 days by e-mail or in person.
How are HPAS results published?
As PDFs on the HPPSC website, listing roll numbers of qualified or selected candidates.
Are cut-offs published with the result?
Yes. Category-wise Prelims cut-offs are released with the Prelims result.
What happens after the Prelims result?
Qualified candidates submit a separate Mains application with a fee.
What happens after the Mains result?
Qualified candidates are called for the Personality Test and document verification.
How are services allotted?
By final rank and the preferences given by the candidate.
Can selection be cancelled after appointment?
Yes, if false information or suppression of facts comes to light.
Does being called for the interview guarantee selection?
No. HPPSC states that an interview call gives no assurance of selection.
Can I see my Mains marks?
HPPSC publishes marks lists on its website.
How many candidates were selected in HPAS 2025?
The 2025 cycle filled 32 vacancies, as per HPPSC's final result.
Is document verification part of the result process?
Yes. Original documents are checked at the Personality Test stage.
What happens if my OBC or EWS certificate expires?
Submit the latest certificate with a self-declaration that your status has not changed.
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