SEBI Grade A phase 1 result 2026 expected soon: Check steps to download merit list and cut-off details

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is expected to release the SEBI Grade A Phase 1 Result 2026 soon on its official website. The Phase 1 examination for the post of Officer Grade A (Assistant Manager) was conducted in January 2026, and candidates who appeared for the exam are now waiting for the results.

Once declared, the result will be made available in PDF format comprising the roll numbers of candidates selected for Phase 2. The category-wise cut-off marks are also expected to be published by SEBI along with the result. The candidates will be required to periodically look out for the official website of SEBI to not miss any important updates about the result and further stages of selection.

SEBI Grade A result 2026: Where will the result be released?

The SEBI Grade A Phase 1 result will be released on the official website of SEBI – sebi.gov.in. No result will be sent individually to candidates through email or post. Candidates must check the website on their own to download the merit list PDF.

How to download SEBI Grade A phase 1 result 2026

Candidates can follow the steps given below once the result link is activated:

• Visit the official website of SEBI
• Click on the “Careers” or “Results” section
• Find the link for “SEBI Grade A Phase 1 Result 2026”
• Open the merit list PDF
• Search your roll number using Ctrl + F
• Download and save the PDF for future use

Details mentioned in SEBI Grade A merit list

The SEBI Grade A Phase 1 merit list will contain limited information, including:

• Roll numbers of qualified candidates
• Name of the examination
• Phase of the exam (Phase 1)
• Instructions for Phase 2 (if applicable)

Candidates whose roll numbers appear in the list will be eligible to appear for the Phase 2 examination.

The category-wise cutoff scores will be issued by SEBI along with or after the declaration of the result. The cutoff scores will vary based on several factors, including the number of posts, the level of the examination, and the overall performance given by the candidates. There will also be separate cutoffs for different streams.

Only those candidates who will qualify for Phase 1 shall be permitted to appear for the Phase 2 examination. As Phase 2 holds more importance in the final selection process, preparation for Phase 2 should therefore be taken seriously while waiting for the announcement of the official result.
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