Hi there, I’m Dimple Khandani. With nearly four years of experience in writing about government job updates and result announcements, I know exactly how much stress and anticipation candidates go through during result time. That’s why I make it my responsibility to simplify and present accurate, timely updates. Today, I’m going to walk you through the latest update on the OSSSC Combined Recruitment Result 2025.

For those who have appeared in this exam, this result isn’t just a piece of news—it’s a major milestone in your career path. Whether you’re checking this article out of curiosity or with the hope of seeing your roll number in the merit list, I’ll try to guide you every step of the way with genuine, helpful insights. Let’s begin.

The Wait Is Finally Over: OSSSC Combined Recruitment Result Is Out

The Odisha Sub-Ordinate Staff Selection Commission (OSSSC) has officially declared the OSSSC Combined Recruitment Result for the preliminary examination held in 2024. The result has been published on their official portal in PDF format, which means candidates need to check their roll numbers against the list to know if they’ve been shortlisted for the next phase—the main examination.

Now, why is this so important? Because this result is the outcome of months of preparation, sleepless nights, and for many, a long wait to step into Odisha’s government workforce. I’ve been tracking these kinds of results for years now, and I can confidently say this one has been among the most awaited.

What This Recruitment Is All About

To give you a clearer picture, the OSSSC Combined Recruitment 2023 exam was organized to fill several key district-level posts across the state. These include:

• Revenue Inspector (RI)
• Assistant Revenue Inspector (ARI)
• AMIN
• ICDS Supervisor
• Statistical Field Surveyor (SFS)

Each of these roles plays a significant part in the state administration, from land record management to child welfare schemes. And what excites me the most is how this one recruitment drive brings opportunities for so many roles under a single umbrella.

The preliminary examination took place between 20th September and 8th October 2024. Thousands of aspirants participated, and now with the OSSSC Combined Recruitment Result declared, only those who have cleared this stage will be allowed to appear in the main exam.

How I Accessed the Result and How You Can Too

As someone who always tries out the process myself before writing about it, I went to the official OSSSC website to access the result. It was smooth and hassle-free, and here’s what I observed.

Once on the homepage, I found the result notice under the recruitment notifications section. The link redirected me to a PDF file containing roll numbers of candidates who have been shortlisted for the next round. I recommend using the search function (Ctrl + F) on your keyboard to quickly locate your roll number within the PDF. If you spot your roll number there, congratulations—you’ve crossed the first hurdle!

Make sure to save a copy or take a printout of the result PDF. You’ll need it for reference in the next stages, especially during the document verification process.

Understanding the Posts: What Each Role Means

Over the years, I’ve received many queries from candidates who aren’t entirely sure about the job profile they’ve applied for. So here’s a brief explanation of each post covered under this recruitment:

The Revenue Inspector (RI) primarily works on revenue collection, land management, and resolving disputes. It’s a critical administrative role, especially in rural areas. The Assistant Revenue Inspector (ARI) supports the RI and assists in data maintenance and field inspections. The AMIN is responsible for conducting land surveys and maintaining accurate land records. The ICDS Supervisor oversees Anganwadi centers, ensuring proper implementation of child welfare schemes. Lastly, the Statistical Field Surveyor (SFS) collects and compiles data essential for state planning and policy decisions.

Understanding your future role helps in preparing better for the main examination as well as interviews, if applicable.

Main Examination: What Lies Ahead?

Now that the OSSSC Combined Recruitment Result is out, shortlisted candidates should immediately start preparing for the main exam. Based on past trends, the main examination is usually more detailed, and tests not just your general knowledge but also your domain-specific understanding.

One piece of advice I always give to my readers is to not let your guard down after prelims. Most candidates relax after seeing their names on the list, but it’s the main exam that truly determines your final selection. Prepare with focus, revise your fundamentals, and stay updated with Odisha-related current affairs.

Although the commission hasn’t announced the exact dates for the main exam yet, they usually release it shortly after the preliminary result. So keep checking the official OSSSC website regularly.

Document Checklist: What to Prepare in Advance

This part is often overlooked, but in my experience, being proactive can save you a lot of last-minute stress. After the main exam, the next step is document verification. So if you’ve made it to the next round, now is the right time to start arranging all your documents.

Typically, you’ll need:

• Your educational certificates (10th, 12th, Graduation)
• Caste and Domicile certificates (if applicable)
• Identity proof (Aadhar, PAN, Voter ID)
• Application form printout
• A copy of your OSSSC Combined Recruitment Result

Don’t wait for the last moment. I’ve seen candidates lose out on opportunities just because they missed submitting one essential document on time.

Final Thoughts: What I Truly Feel About This Result

To me, the OSSSC Combined Recruitment Result 2025 isn’t just another result update—it’s a reflection of hope and progress. I’ve been in this field long enough to know how competitive these exams are, and how hard candidates prepare for them.

If your name is on the merit list, take a moment to celebrate—because you’ve earned it. But also remember, the journey isn’t over yet. Stay focused, keep studying, and aim to crack the main exam with the same energy and discipline.

And if you didn’t make it this time, don’t lose heart. Rejections and setbacks are part of this journey. I’ve interacted with so many aspirants who didn’t qualify in their first few attempts but eventually secured great positions in future exams. So stay determined.

Why I Love Writing These Updates

Writing about results like the OSSSC Combined Recruitment Result gives me the chance to connect with thousands of aspirants across the country. It’s not just news—it’s your progress, your emotions, your stories. And being a part of this process, even as a writer, makes me feel proud.