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SSC Combined Hindi Translators 2026 (Paper-I): Tentative Answer Key and Response Sheet

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SSC uploaded the tentative answer keys and candidate response sheets for Paper-I of the Combined Hindi Translators exam 2026 on 21 September. Challenges were accepted till 24 September 2026 at ₹50 per question.

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OrganisationStaff Selection Commission (SSC)
Objection till24 September 2026
StatusWindow closed
Fee per challenge₹50 per question or answer (reduced from ₹100)
LoginRegistration number and password

Important dates

Paper-I exam dates8 and 13 September 2026
Answer key and response sheet21 September 2026
Challenge window21 September (11 PM) to 24 September 2026 (11 PM)

Details

Paper-I (computer-based) of the Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2026 was held on 8 and 13 September 2026. The tentative keys and response sheets were opened on 21 September, and candidates logged in with their registration number and password to see them.

The challenge screen may list questions and options in a different order from your exam screen, since it uses one common order for the whole shift. Your recorded answers are still shown correctly. The fee per challenged question was reduced from ₹100 to ₹50.

SSC told candidates to keep a printout of their response sheet, because it disappears once the window ends and will not be supplied on request. The paper may be used only to check your own performance.

The challenge window has now closed. Always confirm the final details in the official notice.

How to check or download

  1. Log in to the SSC website with your registration number and password.
  2. Open the answer key and response sheet module.
  3. Compare your responses with the tentative key.
  4. Print the response sheet, because it will not be available later.

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