Paper-II Result OUT • SSC • Staff Selection Commission • Govt. of India • 04 June 2026
SSC JHT Paper-II Result 2026 — Selected Candidates Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2025 • JHT • JT • SHT • 552 Vacancies • Document Verification Next • ssc.gov.in
🏅 Paper-II Result Declared
⛰ SSC — Staff Selection Commission, Govt. of India
📅 Declared: 04 June 2026
📋 Posts: JHT / JT / SHT
🏫 Qualification: Master's in Hindi/English
💰 Pay Scale: Level-6 to Level-7 (₹35,400–₹1,42,400)
📊 Total Vacancies: 552 Posts
🚫 Next Step: Document Verification by User Depts.
📊 Selection: Paper-I + Paper-II + DV (Region-wise)
🏅
04 Jun
Result Date
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552
Total Vacancies
📄
3,642
Paper-I Cleared
✍️
14 Dec
Paper-II Date
🌟
119.25
UR Cut-off (P-I)
💰
₹35,400
Min. Pay (JHT)
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Result Overview
Paper-II Result declared 04.06.2026 — ssc.gov.in — Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2025
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Organisation | Staff Selection Commission (SSC) — Government of India |
| Examination Name | Combined Hindi Translators Examination, 2025 (JHT / JT / SHT Examination, 2025) |
| Posts | Junior Hindi Translator (JHT) | Junior Translator (JT) | Senior Hindi Translator (SHT) |
| Total Vacancies | 552 Posts — revised upward from initial 437 at the time of Paper-I Result |
| Paper-II Result Declared | 04 June 2026 at ssc.gov.in |
| Paper-I Exam Date | 12 August 2025 — Computer-Based Test (CBT) — Objective Type |
| Paper-I Result Date | 04 November 2025 — 3,642 candidates shortlisted for Paper-II |
| Paper-I Appeared | 6,332 candidates appeared | 2 results withheld | 6 disqualified |
| Paper-II Exam Date | 14 December 2025 — Pen & Paper Descriptive Test (offline mode) |
| Next Stage | Document Verification (DV) — conducted by respective User Departments / Ministries |
| Result Format | PDF with roll numbers of shortlisted candidates — category-wise listing |
| Final Selection Basis | Combined performance in Paper-I + Paper-II — region-wise and post-preference-wise merit |
| Pay Scale (JHT/JT) | Pay Level-6 — ₹35,400 to ₹1,12,400 per month (7th CPC) |
| Pay Scale (SHT) | Pay Level-7 — ₹44,900 to ₹1,42,400 per month (7th CPC) |
| Post Group / Type | Group 'B' — Non-Gazetted — Various Ministries & Departments, Govt. of India |
| Official Website | www.ssc.gov.in |
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Complete Examination Timeline
From notification to Paper-II result — all key milestones of JHT 2025
📣SSC JHT 2025 Official Notification Released — ssc.gov.in
Notification for Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2025 published — 552 vacancies announced (initially 437, revised to 552)05 Jun 2025Done
Notification for Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2025 published — 552 vacancies announced (initially 437, revised to 552)05 Jun 2025Done
📄Online Application Window Open — via ssc.gov.in (OTR-based)05–26 Jun 2025Done
✍️Paper-I — Computer-Based Examination (CBT) — Objective Type — 200 Marks
Section I: General Hindi (100 marks, 100 Qs) + Section II: General English (100 marks, 100 Qs) — 2 hours12 Aug 2025Done
Section I: General Hindi (100 marks, 100 Qs) + Section II: General English (100 marks, 100 Qs) — 2 hours12 Aug 2025Done
📊Paper-I Result Declared — 3,642 shortlisted from 6,332 appeared — Cut-offs published
UR: 119.25 | OBC: 105.75 | EWS: 86.25 | SC: 84.25 | ST: 42.50 (out of 200 marks)04 Nov 2025Done
UR: 119.25 | OBC: 105.75 | EWS: 86.25 | SC: 84.25 | ST: 42.50 (out of 200 marks)04 Nov 2025Done
📄Paper-II Admit Card Released — ssc.gov.inDec 2025Done
✍️Paper-II — Descriptive Pen & Paper Test — Translation & Essay — 200 Marks
Part A: Translation (Hindi↔English, 100 marks) + Part B: Essay / Letter / Passage (100 marks) — offline pen-paper exam14 Dec 2025Done
Part A: Translation (Hindi↔English, 100 marks) + Part B: Essay / Letter / Passage (100 marks) — offline pen-paper exam14 Dec 2025Done
🏅Paper-II FINAL RESULT DECLARED — Shortlisted for Document Verification — ssc.gov.in
Roll numbers of selected candidates published category-wise. Final marks of all candidates to be uploaded separately on ssc.gov.in.04 Jun 2026Result Out
Roll numbers of selected candidates published category-wise. Final marks of all candidates to be uploaded separately on ssc.gov.in.04 Jun 2026Result Out
📄Document Verification (DV) — conducted by respective User Departments / Ministries — schedule notified separatelyAfter Result
👨💼Final Appointment — to respective Ministry/Department/Organisation based on merit-cum-preference, region-wiseAfter DV
⚠ All SSC JHT updates — DV schedule, marks, and appointment notifications — are published exclusively on www.ssc.gov.in. Final marks of all candidates (shortlisted and non-shortlisted) will be uploaded separately. SSC does not communicate via WhatsApp or unofficial channels.
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Three Post Types — JHT, JT & SHT
552 total vacancies across Junior Hindi Translator, Junior Translator & Senior Hindi Translator
Group B | Non-Gazetted
Junior Hindi Translator
कनिष्ठ हिन्दी अनुवादक (JHT)
Various Central Govt. Ministries, Departments & Organisations — translation of official documents, correspondence & publications from English to Hindi and vice versa
Pay LevelLevel-6
Pay Scale₹35,400+
Group B | Non-Gazetted
Junior Translator
कनिष्ठ अनुवादक (JT)
Specific departments requiring translation work in designated languages — similar responsibilities to JHT — posted in select Ministries & Organizations
Pay LevelLevel-6
Pay Scale₹35,400+
Group B | Non-Gazetted
Senior Hindi Translator
वरिष्ठ हिन्दी अनुवादक (SHT)
Senior-level translation, editing and review of translated content — supervisory role over JHT — higher eligibility (Master's required) — posted across Central Govt. establishments
Pay LevelLevel-7
Pay Scale₹44,900+
📌 Region-wise & Preference-wise Final Allocation
Final selection and posting is region-wise — candidates are allocated to their preferred region and post based on combined merit in Paper-I + Paper-II. The SSC conducts this exam for multiple regions, and candidates had indicated their post and region preferences at the time of application. Final allocation follows merit-cum-preference for each region separately. Candidates must have indicated BRO (Border Roads Organisation) specifically — only male candidates were eligible for BRO vacancies.
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Category-wise Paper-I Shortlisting Data
3,642 shortlisted for Paper-II from Paper-I — category-wise cut-offs and candidate counts
Paper-I — Computer Based Test
Objective Type — General Hindi + General English
200 Marks Total | 100 Qs per Section | 2 Hours
Conducted: 12 August 2025 | Result: 04 November 2025
Paper-II — Descriptive Pen & Paper Test
Translation (Hindi↔English) + Essay / Letter
200 Marks Total | Offline Mode
Conducted: 14 December 2025 | Result: 04 June 2026
Paper-I Category-wise Cut-off & Candidates Shortlisted for Paper-II
| Category | Paper-I Cut-off (out of 200) | Candidates Shortlisted for Paper-II |
|---|---|---|
| UR Unreserved / General | 119.25 | 715 |
| OBC Other Backward Classes | 105.75 | 1,229 |
| EWS Economically Weaker Section | 86.25 | 575 |
| SC Scheduled Caste | 84.25 | 748 |
| ST Scheduled Tribe | 42.50 | 299 |
| OH Orthopaedically Handicapped (PwBD) | 99.75 | 33 |
| HH Hearing Handicapped (PwBD) | 41.00 | 16 |
| VH Visually Handicapped (PwBD) | 40.50 | 20 |
| Other PwBD Other Disabilities | 52.25 | 7 |
| Total Shortlisted for Paper-II | — | 3,642 |
⚠ Important Vacancy Note
Total vacancies were initially announced as 437 at the time of the examination notification. At the time of Paper-I Result declaration (04 November 2025), SSC revised the final vacancy count upward to 552 posts. The 552 vacancies are distributed across JHT, JT, and SHT posts in various Central Government Ministries and Departments. Post-wise and department-wise vacancy distribution is available in the official notification on ssc.gov.in.
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Exam Pattern — Paper-I & Paper-II
Paper-I: CBT 200 marks | Paper-II: Descriptive 200 marks | Combined merit for final selection
| Paper | Section / Component | Questions | Marks | Duration | Mode |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paper-I CBT Objective 200 Marks Total | Section I — General Hindi (General Hindi Grammar, Vocabulary, Comprehension, Usage) | 100 | 100 | 2 Hours Negative Marking: ¼ mark per wrong answer | Online CBT |
| Section II — General English (Grammar, Vocabulary, Comprehension, Usage) | 100 | 100 | |||
| Paper-I Qualifying Marks: UR — 30% (60 marks) | OBC/EWS — 25% (50 marks) | All other categories — 20% (40 marks) — out of 200. Shortlisting for Paper-II: category-wise based on marks scored in Paper-I. | |||||
| Paper-II Descriptive 200 Marks Total | Part A — Translation: passage from Hindi to English + passage from English to Hindi | — | 100 | 2 Hours Pen & Paper mode Offline Exam | Offline Pen-Paper |
| Part B — Essay writing / Letter writing / Passage writing in Hindi and/or English | — | 100 | |||
| Total Combined Marks (Paper-I + Paper-II) | 400 | Final merit based on Paper-I + Paper-II combined score | |||
📋 How Final Merit is Prepared
The final merit list for appointment is prepared based on the combined marks of Paper-I and Paper-II (total 400 marks). The selection is done region-wise and post-preference-wise — candidates who exercised similar preferences compete against each other in their respective regions. Paper-II alone does not determine the final merit — both papers together decide the final ranking. Candidates must pass the minimum qualifying marks in Paper-I to have their Paper-II assessed.
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Pay Scale & Service Benefits
JHT/JT: Level-6 ₹35,400–₹1,12,400 | SHT: Level-7 ₹44,900–₹1,42,400
JHT / JT — Starting Pay
₹35,400
Level-6 | 7th CPC Pay Matrix
SHT — Starting Pay
₹44,900
Level-7 | 7th CPC Pay Matrix
Application Fee
₹100
Women / SC / ST / Ex-SM / PwBD: Nil
| Component / Benefit | Details |
|---|---|
| JHT & JT Pay Scale | Level-6 — ₹35,400 to ₹1,12,400 per month (7th Central Pay Commission) |
| SHT Pay Scale | Level-7 — ₹44,900 to ₹1,42,400 per month (7th Central Pay Commission) |
| Dearness Allowance (DA) | As applicable to Central Govt. employees — revised quarterly |
| House Rent Allowance (HRA) | Based on city of posting — X, Y, or Z category cities — as per Central Govt. rules |
| Transport Allowance (TA) | As per pay level and city of posting under Central Govt. norms |
| Medical Benefits | CGHS (Central Government Health Scheme) for employee and family dependents |
| Leave Travel Concession (LTC) | As per Central Govt. LTC rules |
| Pension / Retirement | National Pension System (NPS) — applicable to all Central Govt. Group B employees |
| BRO Posts | Border Roads Organisation (BRO) posts — male candidates only — additional Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and medical fitness standards apply |
| Post Nature | Permanent Central Government post — Group B Non-Gazetted — regular service with full benefits |
| Estimated gross in-hand salary (JHT, entry level): approximately ₹43,000–₹52,000/month including DA and HRA depending on city of posting — Central Govt. perks add significant value beyond basic pay. | |
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Eligibility Criteria (Reference)
Qualification and age norms applied at time of SSC JHT 2025 application
| Criteria | Details |
|---|---|
| Post — JHT / JT | Master's Degree in Hindi with English as a compulsory/elective subject at Degree level — OR — Master's Degree in English with Hindi as a compulsory/elective subject at Degree level — OR — Master's Degree in any subject with Hindi and English as compulsory/elective subjects at Degree level — PLUS — recognised Diploma/Certificate Course in Translation from Hindi to English and vice versa OR 2 years of experience in translation work |
| Post — SHT | Master's Degree in Hindi or English with English or Hindi (respectively) as a compulsory/elective subject OR as medium of instruction at Degree level — OR — Master's Degree in any other subject with Hindi and English as compulsory/elective subjects at Degree level — PLUS — recognised Diploma/Certificate in Translation OR 3 years of experience in translation work in Hindi and English |
| Age Limit | JHT/JT: 18 to 30 years | SHT: 18 to 30 years — as on 26 June 2025 (closing date of application for JHT 2025) |
| Nationality | Indian Citizens — or subjects of Nepal/Bhutan/specific migrant categories with valid eligibility certificate |
| BRO (Border Roads Org.) | Male candidates only — must clear Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and medical examination specific to BRO standards |
| Category | Age Relaxation | Upper Age Limit |
|---|---|---|
| SC / ST | +5 years | 35 years |
| OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) | +3 years | 33 years |
| PwBD (UR) | +10 years | 40 years |
| PwBD (OBC) | +13 years | 43 years |
| PwBD (SC/ST) | +15 years | 45 years |
| Ex-Servicemen | Length of service + 3 years | As applicable |
| Age was calculated as on 26 June 2025 (closing date of application). All relaxations are per Central Govt. rules. Candidates' eligibility is verified at Document Verification — any mismatch results in disqualification. | ||
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What To Do After Paper-II Result
Check roll number → await DV call → carry originals → verify appointment posting
📋 Appearing in Result ≠ Confirmed Appointment
The Paper-II Result shortlists candidates for Document Verification (DV) — it does not mean final appointment. DV is conducted by individual User Departments / Ministries. Candidates must produce all original documents proving their eligibility. Any mismatch in educational qualification, age, category certificate, or other eligibility condition leads to rejection even after the result. Candidates with withheld results must await official communication from SSC.
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Step 1 — Download the Result PDF & Find Your Roll Number
Visit ssc.gov.in → Results section → look for the link titled "Combined Hindi Translators Examination, 2025 — Paper-II Result". Download the PDF. Use Ctrl+F to search for your roll number or name in the PDF. The roll numbers are listed category-wise. Finding your roll number in the PDF means you are shortlisted for Document Verification. Also download the final marks PDF when it is uploaded separately on ssc.gov.in (for both shortlisted and non-shortlisted candidates).
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Step 2 — Await Document Verification (DV) Call from User Department
Document Verification is conducted by the respective User Departments / Ministries — not by SSC centrally. SSC forwards the shortlisted candidates' details to the concerned departments. Keep your registered email and mobile number active. DV schedule and reporting instructions will be sent by the respective departments. This process may take a few weeks to several months after the result date.
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Step 3 — Attend Document Verification with All Originals
Carry all original documents (educational certificates — all degrees and marksheets, Aadhaar, category certificate, age proof, Translation Diploma/Experience Certificate if applicable) along with 2 sets of self-attested photocopies. For BRO candidates, also prepare for Physical Efficiency Test. Any document not produced on the DV date leads to disqualification — the next candidate in merit takes the position. Do NOT laminate certificates.
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Step 4 — Final Appointment Order Issued by User Department
Candidates cleared at DV receive the appointment order from their respective Ministry / Department / Organisation. Posting is determined by region-wise preference exercised at the time of application. Joining formalities — medical fitness certificate, joining report, opening of salary account — are completed as directed in the appointment order. Initial posting is typically at the Ministry/Department headquarters or regional offices.
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Documents Required at DV
Carry originals + 2 self-attested copies — DV conducted by user departments, not SSC
| # | Document | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | SSC JHT 2025 Admit Card (Paper-I & Paper-II) and Registration / Application ID | Identity at DV |
| 2 | Photo Identity — Aadhaar / Voter ID / PAN / Passport / Driving Licence | Identity Verification |
| 3 | Class 10 Certificate — for Date of Birth proof | Age Verification |
| 4 | Graduation Degree and All Marksheets (all years/semesters) | Educational Eligibility |
| 5 | Master's Degree Certificate and Marksheets — Hindi or English as specified per post — all semesters/years | Core Eligibility |
| 6 | Diploma / Certificate in Translation — from recognised institution — OR Experience Certificate (2/3 years in translation work) | Core Eligibility |
| 7 | Caste Certificate — SC/ST/OBC-NCL — in GoI prescribed format from Competent Authority | Category Claim |
| 8 | EWS Income & Asset Certificate — from Competent Authority — in GoI format | EWS Claim |
| 9 | PwBD Disability Certificate — UDID format — from Competent Authority | PwBD Claim |
| 10 | Discharge Certificate — for Ex-Servicemen claiming age relaxation | Ex-Servicemen Claim |
| 11 | No Objection Certificate (NOC) — if currently employed in Central/State Govt. or PSU | Mandatory if Employed |
| 12 | Recent Passport-size Photographs (minimum 4–6 copies) | DV Records |
| ⚠ Carry all originals + minimum 2 self-attested photocopies of each. Documents not produced on DV date = disqualification. Do NOT submit photocopies without originals. Requirements may vary slightly by user department — check DV call letter carefully. | ||
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Frequently Asked Questions
SSC JHT Paper-II Result 2026 — all common questions answered
When was the SSC JHT Paper-II Result 2025 declared?+
The Paper-II (Descriptive) Result of the SSC Combined Hindi Translators Examination, 2025 was declared on 04 June 2026 on the official SSC website ssc.gov.in. The result PDF (file: ROLL_04062026.pdf) lists roll numbers of candidates shortlisted for Document Verification across categories — UR, SC, ST, OBC, EWS, and PwBD sub-categories.
What is the total vacancy in SSC JHT 2025?+
The total vacancy for SSC Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2025 is 552 posts across Junior Hindi Translator (JHT), Junior Translator (JT), and Senior Hindi Translator (SHT) posts in various Central Government Ministries, Departments, and Organisations. The vacancies were initially announced as 437 in the notification, but were revised upward to 552 at the time of Paper-I Result declaration on 04 November 2025.
How many candidates were shortlisted for Paper-II from Paper-I?+
From the 6,332 candidates who appeared in Paper-I (CBT held on 12 August 2025), 3,642 candidates were shortlisted for Paper-II. Additionally, the results of 2 candidates were withheld due to pending matters, and the results of 6 candidates were not processed owing to their disqualification from SSC examinations. The Paper-I result was declared on 04 November 2025 with category-wise cut-off marks.
What were the Paper-I cut-off marks for SSC JHT 2025?+
The Paper-I (CBT) cut-off marks out of 200 marks were: UR — 119.25 | OBC — 105.75 | EWS — 86.25 | SC — 84.25 | ST — 42.50 | OH (PwBD) — 99.75 | HH (PwBD) — 41.00 | VH (PwBD) — 40.50 | Other PwBD — 52.25. These were the minimum marks required to qualify for Paper-II in each respective category.
What is the exam pattern of SSC JHT — Paper-I and Paper-II?+
Paper-I is a Computer-Based Objective Test of 200 marks — Section I: General Hindi (100 marks, 100 questions) + Section II: General English (100 marks, 100 questions) — duration 2 hours — negative marking of ¼ mark per wrong answer. Paper-II is an offline Descriptive Pen-and-Paper Test of 200 marks — Part A: Translation (Hindi↔English, 100 marks) + Part B: Essay / Letter / Passage writing (100 marks) — duration 2 hours. Combined 400 marks determine final merit.
What is the salary for SSC Junior Hindi Translator (JHT) and Senior Hindi Translator (SHT)?+
The pay scales under the 7th Central Pay Commission are: Junior Hindi Translator (JHT) and Junior Translator (JT) — Pay Level-6 — ₹35,400 to ₹1,12,400 per month. Senior Hindi Translator (SHT) — Pay Level-7 — ₹44,900 to ₹1,42,400 per month. In addition, selected candidates receive Dearness Allowance, House Rent Allowance, Transport Allowance, CGHS medical coverage, NPS pension, and Leave Travel Concession as Central Government employees.
Who conducts the Document Verification for SSC JHT — SSC or user departments?+
Document Verification is conducted by the respective User Departments / Ministries / Organisations — not by SSC centrally. SSC shortlists candidates and forwards their details to the concerned departments. Each department then contacts shortlisted candidates with their DV schedule, reporting venue, and required documents. This is why candidates should keep their contact details — email and mobile — active and updated at all times after the result declaration.
What is the educational qualification required for SSC JHT 2025?+
For JHT / JT: Master's Degree in Hindi with English as compulsory/elective subject at Degree level — OR — Master's Degree in English with Hindi as compulsory/elective subject at Degree level — OR — Master's Degree in any subject with Hindi and English as compulsory/elective subjects at Degree level — PLUS — a recognised Diploma/Certificate in Translation from Hindi to English and vice versa, OR 2 years of practical experience in translation work. For SHT: Similar Master's Degree requirements PLUS 3 years of translation experience instead of 2.
Is the SSC JHT selection region-wise or all-India?+
The SSC JHT selection is region-wise. Candidates indicate their preferred SSC region (Central Region, Northern Region, MP Region, Western Region, North Eastern Region, etc.) and post preferences at the time of application. The final merit list and allocation of candidates to posts is done region-wise and post-preference-wise. Candidates compete against others who chose the same region and post preference. This means cut-offs and selection can vary significantly across regions.
When will the final marks of all SSC JHT 2025 candidates be uploaded?+
As per SSC's standard practice after result declarations, the final marks of both shortlisted and non-shortlisted candidates will be uploaded separately on ssc.gov.in. This is typically done within a few weeks of the result declaration. Candidates can log in to ssc.gov.in using their Registration ID and Password to view their individual Paper-I and Paper-II marks once uploaded. The marks help non-selected candidates assess their performance for future attempts.
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Official Links & Resources
Result PDF, official SSC website — all updates on ssc.gov.in
📄 Official Result & Resource Links
📄 Official Paper-II Result PDF — SSC JHT 2025 — Roll Numbers of Shortlisted Candidates (04.06.2026)
🔗 SSC Official Website — ssc.gov.in (All Results, Admit Cards & Notifications)
✍️ SSC Candidate Login — ssc.gov.in (Check Individual Marks once uploaded)
📍 Staff Selection Commission — Key Details
Organisation: Staff Selection Commission (SSC) — Government of India
Examination: Combined Hindi Translators Examination, 2025 (JHT / JT / SHT)
Posts: Junior Hindi Translator (JHT) | Junior Translator (JT) | Senior Hindi Translator (SHT)
Total Vacancies: 552 Posts
Paper-I Date: 12 August 2025 | Paper-II Date: 14 December 2025
Paper-II Result: 04 June 2026
Pay Scale: JHT/JT — Level-6 ₹35,400–₹1,12,400 | SHT — Level-7 ₹44,900–₹1,42,400
Official Website: www.ssc.gov.in
Final marks of all candidates, DV schedules, and appointment notifications will be published exclusively on www.ssc.gov.in. Keep your registered email and mobile active. SSC does not communicate via WhatsApp, Telegram, or any unofficial channel.
⚠ Critical Reminders for Shortlisted Candidates
- Appearance in the result PDF only shortlists you for Document Verification — it is not a final appointment confirmation
- DV is conducted by User Departments — keep email and mobile active; check regularly for DV call letters
- Your Translation Diploma / Experience Certificate is a core eligibility document — ensure it is in order before DV
- BRO-preference candidates must prepare for Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and medical examination in addition to DV
- Do not resign from current employment until appointment order is received and joining is confirmed
- Check ssc.gov.in regularly for the final marks upload and any corrigendum to the result PDF
Paper-II Result: 04 June 2026
552 Total Vacancies
3,642 Appeared in Paper-II
DV by User Departments
Combined Merit: Paper-I + Paper-II
Official Source: ssc.gov.in
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