ISRO Recruitment 2026 result out for 242 Assistant, JPA, UDC posts; skill test on November 1
Soumi Roy | October 24, 2026 | 09:04 PM IST | 1 min read
ISRO has shortlisted candidates for the skill test after the computer-based test was held on September 21.
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has announced the ISRO Recruitment 2026 result for Assistant, Junior Personal Assistant (JPA), Upper Division Clerk (UDC) and Stenographer posts on October 24, 2026.
Candidates who have appeared for the ISRO computer-based test (CBT) on September 21 can check their qualifying status in the merit list PDF on the official website, isro.gov.in.
The recruitment drive is being held to fill 242 vacancies across the notified posts. Candidates whose roll numbers are present in the merit list have been shortlisted for the next stage of selection, the skill test, scheduled for November 1, 2026.
ISRO Recruitment 2026 result: How to check the merit list
Candidates can follow the steps below to check their results:
- Visit the official ISRO website, isro.gov.in
- Find the result notice for Assistant, JPA, UDC and Stenographer posts
- Click on the relevant merit list PDF link
- Open the PDF and press Ctrl + F to search for your roll number
- Check if the roll number appears in the list of shortlisted candidates
- Download and save the PDF for future use
Candidates must check the merit list to confirm their qualifying status.
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ISRO skill test 2026 on November 1
Candidates who are shortlisted in the CBT will have to appear for the skill test on November 1, 2026. They should visit the official ISRO website regularly for updates on the test, reporting instructions and other details.
Clearing the CBT will not guarantee final selection. Candidates should qualify in the subsequent selection stages, which are relevant to their posts and fulfil the recruitment requirements laid down by ISRO.
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