Exam city details for SSC Combined Hindi Translator and Stenographer 2026 are live. Candidates can view city and date before admit cards. Junior Hindi Translator Paper I is scheduled on September 8, 2026. Stenographer Grade C and D will run from September 9 to 12, 2026. Admit cards usually drop two to three days earlier.
City slip is not the Admission Certificate. Log in at ssc.gov.in through the designated module to check city, then track your Regional SSC page linked on the portal. If details are missing a week before, or any mismatch appears, immediately contact the concerned Regional Office with proofs.
SSC JHT 2026 exam date, shifts, and what city slip confirms
The city slip confirms centre city, exam date, and the allocated shift. SSC has fixed Paper I on September 8, 2026; multiple shifts may apply, with normalisation used where applicable. Check travel options now and budget time buffers around peak traffic.
| Event | Date/Window |
|---|---|
| City intimation live | August 31, 2026 |
| JHT Paper I (CBE) | September 8, 2026 |
| Stenographer Grade C and D (CBE) | September 9–12, 2026 |
| Admit cards (AC) | About 2–3 days before exam |
SSC Stenographer 2026 revised dates and centre check
SSC has revised the Stenographer schedule to September 9–12 and pushed city details live. Recheck your dashboard for any update on shift or mapping. Candidates should finalise logistics early, including overnight stays if cities are distant.
Admit card release: timeline and download steps on ssc.gov.in
Admission Certificates typically release two to three days before each test date. Log in, open the exam tile, then download AC; candidates opting own scribe will also see the scribe entry pass once AC is live. Keep soft and printed copies handy.
Reporting time, valid IDs, and banned items checklist
Follow reporting and gate-closing times printed on your AC; reach early. Carry original photo ID with matching date of birth, two recent photos, and the AC print. Watches, phones, pens, papers, and electronic devices are banned; transparent water bottles are allowed. Rough sheets are issued at centre.
Scribe and self‑scribe rules candidates must know
Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) and eligible Persons with Disabilities (PwD) below forty percent with writing difficulty may avail a scribe or assistive technology. Own scribe requires One Time Registration, Aadhaar authentication, and generates a scribe entry pass with the AC. Extra time is twenty minutes per hour.
Action now matters. Check your city, plan travel, and watch the dashboard for admit cards. Verify name, photo, and date of birth on documents. PwD and PwBD candidates should complete scribe mapping early. Keep an eye on your Regional SSC page and the SSC notice board for last‑minute updates.
