SSC CHT Stenographer Exam City 2026 Out, Admit Card Update
Staff Selection Commission (SSC)
Combined Hindi Translator & Stenographer Examination 2026
Exam city intimation slips are accessible through candidate login; admit cards to follow 2–3 days prior to exam.
SSC CHT & Stenographer Exam City 2026 Out: Check Exam Dates & Admit Card Update
Sarkari Chatra Editorial Desk — Last updated: 03 September 2026, 04:00 PM IST
Important Notice on Exam Dates: SSC has issued an official corrigendum regarding the Stenographer Grade ‘C’ & ‘D’ Examination 2026: the examination window is revised to 09 to 15 September 2026 (extended from the earlier 09–12 September window). Combined Hindi Translator (CHT) Tier-I remains scheduled for 08 September 2026.
Examination Schedule & City Slip Overview
| Recruitment Authority | Staff Selection Commission (SSC) |
|---|---|
| CHT Tier-I Examination Date | 08 September 2026 |
| Stenographer Grade C & D Exam (Revised) | 09 to 15 September 2026 |
| Exam City Intimation Slip | Available Now via Candidate Login |
| Admission Certificate (Admit Card) | Available 2 to 3 days before exam date |
| Official Portal | ssc.gov.in |
City Slip vs Admit Card: What You Must Know
- City Intimation Slip: The city slip is NOT the admit card and cannot be used to enter the examination venue. It is provided solely to facilitate travel and accommodation planning by informing you of your assigned examination city and shift.
- Final Admit Card: The full Admission Certificate contains the exact examination center name, address, reporting time, gate closing time, and roll number. It will be released 2 to 3 days prior to your specific exam date.
How to Check Exam City on SSC Portal
- Go to the official SSC website at ssc.gov.in.
- Click on the Login / Register button at the top right.
- Enter your Registration Number and Password.
- Navigate to your candidate dashboard and select the Exam City / Shift Details tab.
- View your allotted exam city, shift timing, and instructions.
Reporting Advisory: Candidates must arrive before gate closure time. No candidate will be allowed entry into the test lab after the gate closes under any circumstances.
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