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SSC MTS & Havaldar Marks Calculator
Score your MTS (Non-Technical) and Havaldar exam session by session. The scheme follows the 2025 notice, the latest SSC MTS notice published so far: Session-I has no negative marking and merit is decided by Session-II.
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How to use the SSC MTS Marks Calculator
- Choose your category for the qualifying check.
- Enter correct and wrong answers for the two Session-I and two Session-II subjects.
- Check that you clear Session-I, then read your Session-II score, which decides merit.
MTS 2025 marking scheme
| Session | Subjects | Marks | Negative |
|---|---|---|---|
| Session-I (45 min) | Numerical and Mathematical Ability 20, Reasoning Ability and Problem Solving 20 | 40 × 3 = 120 | None |
| Session-II (45 min) | General Awareness 25, English Language and Comprehension 25 | 50 × 3 = 150 | 1 per wrong answer |
Worked example: 20 correct and 5 wrong in each Session-II subject give 2 × (60 − 5) = 110 out of 150.
Session-I is evaluated first, and Session-II only for those who qualify it (para 18.2). Minimum qualifying marks in each session are 30% UR, 25% OBC/EWS and 20% others (para 18.3). Merit for MTS and Havaldar is based on Session-II only (paras 18.6 and 18.7).
Limitations
- SSC has not published an MTS 2026 notice yet. These rules come from the MTS 2025 notice; check the new notice when it is released.
- The total shown adds both sessions for reference, but SSC uses only the Session-II score for merit.
- Havaldar candidates also need to clear the PET/PST, which this tool does not cover.
Official sources
Rules last checked against these documents on 14 October 2026.
Frequently asked questions
Is there negative marking in SSC MTS?
Not in Session-I. In Session-II, one mark is deducted for each wrong answer, and each correct answer earns 3 marks.
Which session decides the SSC MTS merit?
Session-II. Session-I only has to be qualified, then the normalised Session-II score is used for the merit list.
How many marks is the SSC MTS exam?
Session-I is out of 120 (40 questions × 3) and Session-II out of 150 (50 questions × 3).
Has the SSC MTS 2026 notice been released?
Not as of October 2026. The calculator uses the 2025 notice and will need checking against the 2026 notice when SSC publishes it.