Haryana HPSC HCS Final Result 2026 Declared 101 Candidates Recommended for 102 Posts
The Haryana Public Service Commission has declared the HPSC HCS Final Result 2026 for the HCS Executive Branch and Other Allied Services Examination 2025, recommending 101 candidates for appointment against 102 advertised posts. The final result and service allocation list were published on 17 October 2026 on the commission’s official website, hpsc.gov.in.
The recruitment was notified under Advertisement Number 22/2026 for the Haryana Civil Services Executive Branch and other allied services. One post reserved for PwBD-HH candidates has been kept vacant pending clarification from the government, which is why 101 candidates stand recommended against the 102 advertised posts.
The service allocation list gives each recommended candidate’s serial number, roll number, name, category and allotted cadre. The cadres include Haryana Civil Services Executive Branch, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Excise and Taxation Officer, District Food and Supplies Controller, Assistant Registrar Cooperative Societies, District Food and Supplies Officer, Assistant Excise and Taxation Officer, Tehsildar and Naib Tehsildar, along with Block Development and Panchayat Officer posts.
The selection followed a written main examination, the result of which was declared on 17 September 2026, and interviews held from 3 to 8 October 2026. The final merit was drawn on mains marks out of 600 and interview marks out of 75, making a total of 675 marks. The commission has also published roll-number-wise interview marks for the candidates who appeared.
Candidates who appeared in the examination can check their selection status, category and allotted service in the official result PDF on hpsc.gov.in. The commission has stated that the result remains subject to the outcome of writ petitions pending before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, and that any inadvertent error can be rectified later, so candidates should follow official updates from the commission.
The declaration completes one of Haryana’s most watched recruitment processes of the year, opening the way for a new batch of officers to join the state’s civil administration, police, taxation, food and supplies and cooperative departments in the coming months.
