SSC has released the SSC JHT 2026 tentative answer key and candidate response sheets on September 21, 2026. Aspirants can log in, download their sheets, and cross-check answers before results. This early window helps reduce score anxiety and protects marks through timely objections.
The objection window is open until 11 pm (23:00 hours) on September 24, 2026. The fee is ₹50 per question, a reduction from the earlier ₹100. Objections must be filed online within the deadline; late submissions are not accepted. Save your response sheet now for future reference.
How to download SSC JHT 2026 answer key and response sheet
Visit ssc.gov.in and open For Candidates, then Answer Key. Select Combined Hindi Translators Examination, 2026 (Paper‑I). Click the provided link, then log in using your Registration Number and Password. View your response sheet alongside the tentative key and download a copy for records.
SSC JHT 2026 answer key objection window: last date, time, and fee
Use the “Answer Key Challenge” link to select a question, write your grievance, attach proof, and pay ₹50 online. The challenge module may show a different question order from the exam; this is normal. Submit before 11 pm on September 24 to be considered.
SSC JHT 2026 marking scheme: estimate your Paper‑I score
Paper‑I carries 200 marks: 100 questions in General Hindi and 100 in General English. There is negative marking of 0.25 for each wrong answer. Estimate quickly: score equals correct answers minus 0.25 times wrong answers. Sectional timers may apply per part.
SSC JHT 2026 answer key link not opening? Quick fixes that work
Open the link from the official notice only, then switch to a desktop browser. Clear cache, disable extensions, or try another network during off‑peak hours. Use the mySSC Android app if web access is patchy. For persistent login issues, call SSC’s toll‑free helpline.
What next after SSC JHT 2026 answer key: final key and result timeline
Last year, Paper‑I objections closed in early September and the Paper‑I result released on November 4, followed later by final keys and scorecards. Expect a similar late‑October to early‑November result window this year. Keep printouts of your sheet and challenges for verification.
