ESIC Result 2019 | Download UDC & Stenographer Result PDF
.mployee’s State Insurance Corporation has released the ESIC Result 2019 for UDC & Stenographer. ESIC Recruitment 2019 is ongoing for 1935 Vacancies for the post of UDC & Stenographer. Candidates can download their ESIC UDC Final Result from the link mentioned below.
ESIC UDC Final Result 2019
Latest: List of the candidates who have been shortlisted for the ESIC Final Result of Phase III CST & Phase II Main Exam. Combined Merit List Download PDF
- ESIC conducted preliminary examination for Upper Division Clerk (UDC) & Mains exam for Stenographer post on 14th July 2019.
- ESIC Merit List is based on the combined result of the Computer Based Test (Phase III) and Mains Exam.
How to Check ESIC UDC Final Result 2019?
Download the Official ESIC UDC Final Result 2019 PDF
- Once you download the PDF, you will be able to view the name of shortlisted candidates.
- The ESIC Result Pdf displays the candidate’s roll number, category, Registration number, Region & Name.
- Press Control + F & enter your Name or Roll number.
- If your name is present in the UDC Final Result PDF then you have been shortlisted for the Mains examination.
How to Check ESIC Stenographer Final Result 2019?
- Once you download the PDF, you will be able to view the name of shortlisted candidates for the Stenographer.
- The UDC Final Result Pdf displays
- Region Applied
- Roll Number
- Name of the Candidate
- Category
- Total Score out of 200 in Phase II Mains Exam
- Result of Phase III CST Exam (Qualified/ Not Qualified/ Absent in Phase III CST)
- Press Control + F & enter your Name or Roll number.
- If your name is present in the ESIC Steno Final Result PDF then you have been shortlisted for the Computer Skill Test.
ESIC Cut Off 2019
The above-mentioned Result PDF’S have the name of shortlisted candidates for the Mains Exam of the ESIC 2019 Recruitment. Employee’s State Insurance Corporation has also released the Region-wise ESIC UDC Cut Off 2019.
The ESIC Cut Off for a few regions has been displayed in the image below.
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