India Post GDS Result 2026 Released – Schedule-I January Merit List Out on 6th–7th March 2026

 India Post GDS Result 2026 Released – Schedule-I January Merit List Out on 6th–7th March 2026

The India Post Gramin Dak Sevak (GDS) Result 2026 for Schedule-I January recruitment has finally been released. Candidates who applied for the recruitment can now check the first merit list released between 6th and 7th March 2026 on the official GDS portal.

Lakhs of candidates across India applied for the Branch Postmaster (BPM), Assistant Branch Postmaster (ABPM), and Dak Sevak posts. The selection process is purely merit-based and depends on the marks obtained in Class 10.

In this article, we will explain how to check the GDS result, merit list details, and what shortlisted candidates must do next.

India Post GDS Recruitment 2026 – Overview

The India Post GDS Schedule-I January 2026 recruitment is one of the largest government job recruitments conducted by the Department of Posts. Thousands of vacancies were announced across multiple postal circles in India.

Key Highlights

•Details

•Information

•Recruitment

•India Post GDS Schedule-I January 2026

•Organization

•Department of Posts

Posts

•BPM, ABPM, Dak Sevak

Selection Process

•Merit based (Class 10 marks)

Result Release Date

•6th – 7th March 2026

Result Format

•State-wise Merit List PDF

The result has been released circle-wise, and candidates must check their respective state merit list.

How to Check India Post GDS Result 2026

Candidates can follow these steps to download the merit list:

•Visit the official India Post GDS recruitment portal.

•Click on “Shortlisted Candidates / GDS Result 2026.”

•Select your state or postal circle.

•Download the merit list PDF.

•Search your registration number or name in the list.

•If your name appears in the merit list, you will be eligible for the document verification stage.

Details Mentioned in the Merit List

The GDS merit list contains important candidate information such as:

•Registration Number

•Candidate Name

•Postal Division

•Post Name (BPM / ABPM / Dak Sevak)

•Category

•Percentage of Marks

Document Verification Office

Candidates should carefully verify all the details mentioned in the merit list.

What Happens After the Result?

Candidates shortlisted in the first merit list must attend document verification at the respective postal division.

•Documents Required

•10th Marksheet and Certificate

•Identity Proof

•Caste Certificate (if applicable)

•Residence Certificate

•Other relevant documents

Failure to attend document verification within the given deadline may lead to cancellation of the candidature.

Expected Cut-Off Marks

Since the selection is purely merit-based, cut-offs are generally high.

Category           Expected Cut-Off

Genera.             85% – 95%

OBC                   80% – 90%

SC/ST                 75% – 85%

Cut-off marks may vary depending on state, number of applicants, and available vacancies.

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The release of the India Post GDS Result 2026 (Schedule-I January) on 6th–7th March 2026 has brought relief to thousands of candidates waiting for the merit list.

Candidates whose names appear in the list should prepare their documents immediately for verification and regularly check updates from their postal division.

For the latest updates on government job results, UPSC preparation, and recruitment news, stay connected with UPSC Prep Vault.

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