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WBSSC Result 2025 (SLST) Out: PDF Link, Cut-Off, Merit List, Interview Schedule

By Bandapally Srinivas Goud

The West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) has released the SLST Result 2025 for Assistant Teachers (Classes IX–X and XI–XII). The result has been published in PDF format, listing roll numbers of candidates shortlisted for the interview round. Several outlets report intermittent downtime on the official portal after the announcement on November 7, 2025, so if the site doesn’t load, retry after a while.

What exactly is out?

WBSSC SLST Result 2025 (Written exam)—roll numbers of qualified candidates for interview, released on Nov 7, 2025.

The exam dates were September 7 (Classes 9–10) and September 14 (Classes 11–12).

Some portals also report direct links/scorecard mentions alongside the PDF notice; use only the official WBSSC site to verify your status.

Official website to check

westbengalssc.com (WBSSC official) — use this for result PDFs and notices. If the site is slow, try again later; this is common right after results go live.
West Bengal SSC

How to download the WBSSC Result 2025 PDF

  • Visit the WBSSC website.
  • Open the “Results/Notice/SLST” section.
    West Bengal SSC
  • Click the SLST Result 2025 PDF for your category (Classes IX–X or XI–XII).
    The Times of India
  • Open the PDF and search your roll number (Ctrl/Cmd + F).
  • Save the PDF and keep a screenshot for records.

What if the site is down?

Post-result traffic spikes often cause brief outages. Media reports noted access glitches right after publication; wait and retry in intervals if you can’t open the page immediately.

Who’s shortlisted & what comes next

Candidates listed in the PDF proceed to interviews.

Interview schedules are typically announced via separate notice; several outlets indicate interviews in November 2025 (week 1–3, tentatively), followed by panel publication and counselling. Always confirm via the official WBSSC notice.

Documents to keep ready for interview/verification

  • Admit card & application proof
  • Photo ID (Aadhaar/EPIC), photos
  • Category/Disability certificates (if applicable)
  • Academic & professional qualification certificates (as per SLST rules)
    Check the official instructions when your interview date is announced.

Cut-off: expected vs official

The official cut-off will be published by WBSSC (often along with or after interview/merit processes). Keep an eye on the notice section of the site.

Multiple education portals had previously projected October result timelines and expected cut-offs; these were estimates and have now been overtaken by the Nov 7 publication. Always treat non-WBSSC cut-offs as indicative only.

Merit list & final panel

After interviews, WBSSC publishes the merit list/panel and a waiting list, with validity per SLST rules and subsequent counselling/appointment guidance. Watch the official site for exact dates and lists.
West Bengal SSC

Key dates at a glance

Written exams: Sept 7 (IX–X) & Sept 14 (XI–XII), 2025.

Written result (PDF): Nov 7, 2025 (published; portal experienced downtime).

Interviews: November 2025 (tentative per portals; await official schedule).
Read More: WBJEE 2024 Results.

FAQ — WBSSC Result 2025 (Quick answers)

Is WBSSC SLST Result 2025 declared?
Yes—Nov 7, 2025; check the PDF on the official site.

What’s the format—scorecard or PDF?
A PDF shortlist of roll numbers is standard. Some reports reference “scorecards,” but your selection status for interviews hinges on the official PDF.

Where do I find the interview date?
In a separate official notice from WBSSC—check the site regularly.

What if my roll number isn’t in the PDF?
You’re not shortlisted for interviews in this stage. You can still monitor for any corrections/updates and future cycles.

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