SSC Northern Region Result & Document Verification Status 2026: 4 Post Codes

SSC NR Result & DV Status 2026 — Quick Summary

This is a compiled update covering four separate SSC (Northern Region) post codes, all published around 21 July 2026. Post Code NR13224 (Clerk in Departmental Canteen, Office of the Joint Secretary & Chief Administrative Officer, Ministry of Defence, AFHQ) has a final Select List with one selected candidate. Post Codes NR27124, NR26424, and NR20524 each have a Document Verification (DV) status list, showing which shortlisted candidates were marked Present or Absent for DV, along with specific reasons recorded for a handful of candidates who were rejected or had their category status changed. As per official notice, being marked "Present" for DV is not itself a final selection — it confirms attendance and initial processing at the DV stage only.

📅 Date: 21 July 2026  |  🏆 NR13224: 1 Selected  |  📋 NR27124: 79 Candidates  |  📋 NR26424: 10 Candidates  |  📋 NR20524: 340 Candidates

✍️ By: Sarkari Nokrii Team | 📅 Published: 21 July 2026 | 🔄 Last Updated: 21 July 2026

📑 Table of Contents

1. Overview — All 4 Post Codes
2. NR13224 — Select List (Clerk, Departmental Canteen, MoD/AFHQ)
3. NR27124 — DV Status (79 Candidates)
4. NR26424 — DV Status (10 Candidates)
5. NR20524 — DV Status (340 Candidates)
6. What "Present" / "Absent" for DV Actually Means
7. Notable Rejection & Category-Change Reasons
8. Critical Warnings
9. Important Links
10. Official Sources Used
11. FAQs
12. Conclusion

📌 Overview — All 4 Post Codes

Note: The DV status documents for NR27124, NR26424, and NR20524 do not name the specific post title in the excerpts supplied — only the Post Code and candidate-level data are given. This post does not guess the post names.

🏆 NR13224 — Select List: Clerk (Departmental Canteen), MoD/AFHQ

As per official notice, this is the final Select List for the post of Clerk (in Departmental Canteen) in the Office of the Joint Secretary & Chief Administrative Officer, Ministry of Defence, AFHQ, Post Code No. NR13224.

As per official notice, Chirag Nagpal has been selected against the Unreserved (UR) category, with a Computer Based Examination (CBE) score of 176.92101 and a Skill Test error rate of 0.61%, ranked SL-1 (the sole rank on this select list).

📋 NR27124 — DV Status (79 Candidates)

As per official notice, the following candidates were shortlisted for Document Verification for Post Code NR27124. 53 were marked Present, 1 Present/Rejected (with reason), and 25 Absent.

📋 NR26424 — DV Status (10 Candidates)

As per official notice, the following candidates were shortlisted for Document Verification for Post Code NR26424. 3 were marked Present, 1 Present/Rejected (with reason), and 6 Absent.

📋 NR20524 — DV Status (340 Candidates)

As per official notice, the following candidates were shortlisted for Document Verification for Post Code NR20524 — the largest of the three DV status lists in this compiled update. 215 were marked Present, 1 Present with a category-clarification note (temporary disability, considered under OBC only), 1 Present/Rejected (missing experience certificate), and 123 Absent.

🔎 What "Present" / "Absent" for DV Actually Means

(General explanatory background on SSC Document Verification terminology — not additional facts stated in these specific documents.) In SSC recruitment, once candidates are shortlisted for Document Verification (DV), the Commission typically records simple attendance status against each name: "Present" means the candidate attended their scheduled DV and their documents were processed (though as the reasons columns above show, "Present" can still come with a rejection or category clarification attached), while "Absent" means the candidate did not attend their scheduled DV slot at all. Being marked "Absent" at this stage generally removes a candidate from further consideration for that post code, since DV is typically a mandatory, non-rescheduled step in SSC's process — though the documents supplied here do not explicitly restate that policy.

⚠️ Notable Rejection & Category-Change Reasons

Across the three DV status lists, SSC (NR) has recorded specific reasons for four candidates whose status needed explanation. As per official notice:

These five cases illustrate the kinds of documentation issues that most commonly trip up candidates at the DV stage: subject-specific degree mismatches against Recruitment Rules, foreign/ODL degree recognition disputes, missing experience certificates for technical posts, and lapsed or missing category certificates leading to reclassification into a less favourable category.

🔗 Important Links

📚 Official Sources Used

• Result of NR13224 — Select List, Clerk (Departmental Canteen), MoD/AFHQ, Staff Selection Commission (Northern Region)
• Status of DV NR27124 — Staff Selection Commission (Northern Region)
• Status of DV NR26424 — Staff Selection Commission (Northern Region)
• Status of DV NR20524 — Staff Selection Commission (Northern Region)
• SSC (Northern Region) Official Website — sscnr.nic.in

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What documents does this post cover?
Four SSC (Northern Region) documents released together: the final Select List for Post Code NR13224, and Document Verification status lists for Post Codes NR27124, NR26424, and NR20524.

Q2: Who was selected for Post Code NR13224?
Chirag Nagpal (Roll No. 5422091124), selected against the Unreserved (UR) category, ranked SL-1 on the final Select List for Clerk (Departmental Canteen), Ministry of Defence, AFHQ.

Q3: Does being marked "Present" for DV mean I am selected?
No. As shown by several cases in these lists, candidates marked Present can still be rejected at DV for reasons like degree mismatches, missing experience certificates, or category-certificate issues.

Q4: What happens if I was marked "Absent" for my DV?
These documents do not explicitly restate SSC's policy on absentees, but DV is typically a mandatory step in SSC's process; candidates should contact SSC (NR) or check sscnr.nic.in for options, if any.

Q5: Why was a candidate's EWS status changed to UR in the NR20524 list?
Because their EWS certificate valid for the financial year 2023-24 was not submitted; as per official notice, the candidate was therefore considered under the UR category instead.

Q6: Can a foreign or distance-mode (ODL) degree cause DV rejection?
Yes — in the NR26424 list, a candidate's ODL-mode Hotel Management and Tourism degree from Annamalai University was rejected because UGC had declared it invalid via a public notice for degrees awarded in that mode after 2015.

Q7: How many total candidates are covered across all three DV status lists?
429 candidates in total: 79 for NR27124, 10 for NR26424, and 340 for NR20524.

Q8: Where can I check further updates for these post codes?
The official SSC (Northern Region) website, sscnr.nic.in, which candidates are advised to check regularly.

Q9: What is the difference between a "Result" and a "DV Status" document?
A Result/Select List (like NR13224) shows final selected candidates with rank; a DV Status list (like NR27124, NR26424, NR20524) shows which shortlisted candidates attended Document Verification and their outcome — an earlier stage than final selection.

Q10: Are these four post codes part of the same recruitment drive?
No. Each post code represents a separate, distinct recruitment with its own post and candidate pool; they are compiled together in this post only because they were released and supplied together, not because they belong to one drive.

✅ Conclusion

This compiled update brings together one final selection and three Document Verification status lists from SSC (Northern Region), covering 430 candidate records in total across four distinct post codes. The clearest lesson across all three DV lists is the same one that trips up candidates in SSC recruitment again and again: attending DV is necessary but not sufficient — degree-subject mismatches, lapsed category certificates, missing experience documentation, and foreign/ODL degree recognition issues can all result in rejection even after a candidate shows up with their paperwork.

If your name appears in any of these lists, the practical next step depends on your status: if selected (NR13224) or Present and clear, watch sscnr.nic.in for further instructions; if Present but flagged with a reason, review that reason carefully against your own documents; if Absent, reach out to SSC (NR) directly to understand your options, if any remain.

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