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Haryana ADA 2026 Result Out Now: Download Result PDF & Check Your Rank

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Haryana Public Service Commission has finally declared the result of the ADA screening test. If you sat for this exam on 5th July 2026, you can now check whether your roll number made it to the qualifying list. This result decides who moves ahead to the Subject Knowledge Test, the next big step toward becoming an Assistant District Attorney in Haryana. Here is everything the official notice tells us, laid out simply.

Haryana ADA Result 2026: What Has Been Announced

HPSC declared the Haryana Assistant District Attorney (ADA) Screening Test Result on 24 July 2026. This is for the recruitment of ADA (Group-B) posts in the Prosecution Department, released under Advertisement No. 18 of 2025. Candidates can check the result and download the merit list PDF from hpsc.gov.in using their roll number.

The screening test itself was held on 5th July 2026 in an OMR format. Those whose names appear in this list will now sit for the Subject Knowledge Test, which is scheduled for 9th August 2026.

Quick Overview of the Result

Parameter

Details

Recruiting Body

Haryana Public Service Commission (HPSC), Panchkula

Post Name

Assistant District Attorney (ADA), Group-B

Advertisement Number

Advt. No. 18 of 2025

Total Vacancies

255 Posts

Screening Test Date

5th July 2026

Result Declared On

24th July 2026

Result File Name

Result_ST_ADA_24_07_2026.pdf

Minimum Qualifying Marks

25% in the Screening Test

Next Stage

Subject Knowledge Test (SKT) on 9th August 2026

Official Website

hpsc.gov.in

How to Download Your Result

Checking your result takes only a few minutes. Follow these steps:

•      Visit the official HPSC website at hpsc.gov.in.

•      Click on the Results tab on the homepage.

•      Look for the notification titled Result of Screening Test for the posts of Assistant District Attorney (Group-B), Advt No. 18/2025.

•      The PDF named Result_ST_ADA_24_07_2026.pdf will open in your browser.

•      Use Ctrl+F, or the search option in your mobile PDF viewer, and type your 10-digit roll number.

•      Save the file. You will need it later while collecting your admit card for the Subject Knowledge Test.



What Information the Result PDF Carries

The result document is fairly detailed. It usually lists the following for each candidate:

•      Candidate's name

•      Roll number and registration number

•      Category

•      Post applied for

•      Qualifying status

•      Marks, if released

•      Merit rank, if applicable

•      Cut off marks, if published

•      Instructions for the next stage

HARYANA ADA RESULT.pdf

How the Final Selection Works

The ADA recruitment is not decided by the screening test alone. It runs across three stages, and each carries a different weight in the final outcome.

Stage

Exam

Key Points

Stage 1

Screening Test

100 objective questions, half from Law and half from General Studies. Only qualifying in nature. Minimum 25% marks needed.

Stage 2

Subject Knowledge Test

A subjective law paper. Carries 87.5% weightage in the final merit. Minimum 35% marks required.

Stage 3

Viva-Voce (Interview)

Tests personality and communication. Carries 12.5% weightage in the final merit.

One point worth remembering here. Your screening test marks do not carry forward into the final merit. They only decide whether you get a seat at the Subject Knowledge Test. From this point on, it is your performance in the SKT and the interview that will actually shape your rank.

Cut Off Marks for the Screening Test

To clear the preliminary screening exam, candidates needed to score at least 25% marks, which works out to 25 marks out of 100. This was the minimum bar. HPSC has not released a category-wise or subject-wise cut off breakup beyond this qualifying threshold in the current notice.

What This Means for Your Preparation

Note: This blog usually covers the Prelims, Mains and Interview stages separately. Since this post is about a result announcement rather than exam strategy, we have adapted the section below to focus on what shortlisted candidates should do next for the Subject Knowledge Test and the Interview.

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Getting Ready for the Subject Knowledge Test

The Subject Knowledge Test is set for 9th August 2026. It is a descriptive paper, so this is where real legal writing matters. Based on the official pattern, the paper will test Civil Law, Criminal Law (covering the BNS, BNSS and BSA), Constitutional Law, and the Law of Torts. Since this stage carries 87.5% weightage in your final merit, it deserves the bulk of your attention over the next few weeks. Structured revision through PYQ practice and regular mock tests can help you get comfortable with the descriptive format under time pressure.

Preparing for the Interview Stage

Once the Subject Knowledge Test is behind you, the Viva-Voce interview follows. It carries 12.5% weightage and evaluates how you present yourself, your legal reasoning, and your communication skills. Candidates often underestimate this stage simply because it carries less weight on paper, but in a close competition, interview marks can decide the final rank.

Key Dates to Remember

•      Subject Knowledge Test: 9th August 2026

•      SKT exam pattern: Descriptive, covering Civil Law, Criminal Law (BNS, BNSS, BSA), Constitutional Law and Law of Torts

•      Admit card for SKT: Expected to be uploaded on hpsc.gov.in in the first week of August 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

When was the Haryana ADA Result 2026 declared?

HPSC declared the screening test result on 24 July 2026.

Do screening test marks count toward the final merit list?

No. The screening test is only qualifying in nature. Final merit depends on the Subject Knowledge Test, which carries 87.5% weightage, and the Interview, which carries 12.5% weightage.

What was the minimum qualifying score in the screening test?

Candidates needed at least 25% marks, that is 25 out of 100, to qualify for the next stage.

How many vacancies are there in this Haryana ADA recruitment?

The recruitment under Advertisement No. 18 of 2025 covers 255 posts of Assistant District Attorney, Group-B.

When is the Subject Knowledge Test scheduled?

The Subject Knowledge Test is scheduled for 9th August 2026.

What subjects does the Subject Knowledge Test cover?

It is a descriptive paper covering Civil Law, Criminal Law (IPC and BNS, CrPC and BNSS, Indian Evidence Act and BSA), Constitutional Law, and Law of Torts.

When will the admit card for the Subject Knowledge Test be released?

HPSC is expected to upload admit cards on hpsc.gov.in in the first week of August 2026.

How do I download the Haryana ADA merit list PDF?

Visit hpsc.gov.in, go to the Results tab, open the notice for the ADA screening test, and search your roll number in the PDF using Ctrl+F.

Conclusion

The Haryana ADA Result 2026 marks the end of the first hurdle in a long selection process. If your roll number is on the list, the real work starts now, with a little over two weeks left before the Subject Knowledge Test. Use this time wisely. At Aashayein Judiciary, Nitesh Sir and the team have guided many aspirants through exactly this kind of descriptive law paper, and the same structured approach, backed by regular mock tests, PYQ practice and updated judiciary notes, can help you walk into the Subject Knowledge Test with confidence.

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