The SSC ( Staff Selection Commission ) has released the final result for the Stenographer Grade C and D Exam 2024. Candidate can now check their final marks and downlode the score card from the official portal or given link below, And all important details are also given below.
The final result was published on 11 July 2025, And the final Score Card wew accessible from 14 August – 13 Septeember 2025. The Facility open for both Candidates qualified and non qualified candidates.
Overview
Event |
Details |
| CBT Exam | 11 and 12 December 2024 |
| CBT Result | 5 March 2025 |
| Skill Test | Conducted for shortlisted candidaes after the CBT exam |
| Final Result | 11 July 2025 |
| Final Marks/Scorecards | 14 August – 13 Septeember 2025 |
Vacancy Details
According to the official notification total 1,926 vacancies for the Stenographer posts.
- Stenographer Group C : 239
- Stenographer Group D : 1,687
Final Cut Off Marks
The final selection is based on their performance in the CBT, subject to qualifing the skill test. The category wise cut off marks for the CBT , Which formed the basis for the final Merit list,
Stenographer Grade ‘ C ‘ Cut off 2025 (out of 200 Marks)
| Category | Cut Off |
| SC | 138.16 |
| ST | 114.72 |
| OBC | 148.58 |
| EWS | 165.97 |
| UR | 166.99 |
| OH | 108.57 |
| VH | 77.61 |
| other PwD | 40.17 |
Stenographer Grade ‘D’ Cut Off (out of 200 marks)
| Category | Cut Off |
| SC | 109.72 |
| ST | 85.13 |
| OBC | 130.63 |
| EWS | 154.12 |
| UR | 156.94 |
Number of Candidates Qualified and Appeared
- Qualified Candidates for skill test :
- Grade C : 9,345 Candidates
- Grade D : 26,610 Candidates
- Appeared Candidates for skill test :
- Grade C : 6,728 Candidates
- Grade D : 18,646 Candidates
The Exam is Conducted in multiple stages:
- Computer Based Test (CBT)
- Skill Test
- Final Result
- Document Verification
Important Links
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How to Check Final Marks
- Visit the official Website (link given above)
- Login through Registered ID and Password
- Navigate the Result Section.
- Select “stenographer Grade C & D Exam 2024”
- View, Downlode your final Scorecard
Details Mentioned in the Scorecard
- Name and Roll Number
- Category
- Marks Obtained in CBT
- Marks Obtained in Skill Test
- Final Score
- Qualifying Status
Overview of the SSC Stenographer Role
A Stenographer is a professional responsible for recording and transcribing spoken words into written form using shorthand techniques. In government offices, stenographers play a vital role in maintaining accurate records of official meetings, speeches, and communications.
They assist senior officers, ministers, and administrators in preparing official documents, reports, and correspondence, ensuring smooth communication within departments.
The post is categorized into:
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Stenographer Grade ‘C’ – Generally posted in Central Secretariat or ministries in Delhi.
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Stenographer Grade ‘D’ – Usually posted in subordinate government offices or departments across India.
Key Responsibilities of an SSC Stenographer
An SSC Stenographer’s duties vary depending on the department but typically include:
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Taking dictation in shorthand during meetings, press conferences, and speeches.
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Transcribing shorthand notes into official documents and reports.
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Managing confidential files, records, and correspondence.
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Preparing drafts, memos, and letters for senior officers.
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Assisting in the coordination of meetings and communication between departments.
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Maintaining schedules and ensuring timely documentation for administrative processes.
Their role demands both accuracy and confidentiality, as they often handle sensitive government information.
Skills Required for a Stenographer
To perform effectively, a stenographer must possess a blend of technical and interpersonal skills. Some essential abilities include:
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Excellent shorthand and typing speed (generally 80–100 words per minute).
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Good command of English and Hindi language.
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Proficiency in computer operations and MS Office.
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Strong listening, concentration, and accuracy skills.
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Confidentiality and time management.
In addition to typing, stenographers must understand office procedures and maintain professionalism while dealing with senior officials.
Structure of the SSC Stenographer Examination
The SSC Stenographer Exam is conducted in two main stages to evaluate both academic and practical proficiency:
1. Computer-Based Examination (CBE):
This objective test evaluates a candidate’s general knowledge, language ability, and reasoning skills.
Sections include:
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General Intelligence & Reasoning
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General Awareness
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English Language & Comprehension
The paper tests how well a candidate can handle office-related challenges and language-based tasks.
2. Skill Test in Stenography:
Candidates who qualify in the written exam appear for the skill test.
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Dictation in English or Hindi for 10 minutes at 80 words per minute (for Grade D) and 100 words per minute (for Grade C).
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The dictation must be transcribed on a computer within a given time frame (50 minutes for English, 65 minutes for Hindi).
This stage is crucial as it assesses the candidate’s real-time shorthand and transcription ability — the core of the stenographer’s role.
Training and Work Environment
After selection, stenographers may undergo departmental training to familiarize themselves with government procedures, file handling, and correspondence formats.
They work in ministries, courts, public sector units, and parliament offices, where accuracy, speed, and confidentiality are highly valued. The work environment is typically office-based, with regular working hours and access to government benefits and job stability.
Career Growth and Promotion
The SSC Stenographer role offers excellent career growth opportunities within the government hierarchy. With experience and departmental exams, stenographers can rise to higher administrative positions.
Possible promotions include:
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Senior Stenographer
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Personal Assistant (PA)
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Private Secretary (PS)
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Senior Private Secretary (SPS)
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Principal Private Secretary
Each level comes with increased responsibility, better pay, and higher prestige. Many stenographers later move into supervisory or coordination roles within their departments.
Pay Scale and Benefits
Stenographers receive salaries based on their grade and government pay matrix:
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Grade C: Level 6 (₹35,000 – ₹1,12,400 approx.)
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Grade D: Level 4 (₹25,000 – ₹81,000 approx.)
In addition to salary, stenographers enjoy benefits like:
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Dearness Allowance (DA)
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House Rent Allowance (HRA)
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Transport Allowance
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Medical Facilities
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Pension and Job Security
The role offers both financial stability and a strong sense of professional identity.
Importance of SSC Stenographer in Government Administration
The position of a stenographer is vital in maintaining administrative efficiency. Every major meeting, policy discussion, or press conference requires accurate documentation — and stenographers ensure that no critical information is lost.
They act as the communication link between senior officers and administrative staff, supporting smooth coordination and decision-making processes.
Moreover, the stenographer’s precision in handling confidential data contributes directly to government transparency and accountability.
Why Choose a Career as an SSC Stenographer
Becoming an SSC Stenographer is a smart choice for those who value job security, government service, and administrative professionalism. It offers:
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A stable and respected government job.
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Opportunities for long-term career progression.
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Work-life balance with regular hours.
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Direct involvement in government communication and documentation.
With continuous upskilling and efficiency, a stenographer can build a strong and rewarding career in public administration.
