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SSC Combined Hindi Translators 2025: First Round of Tentative Allocation Out, 532 Candidates Recommended; Identity Verification on 18 November 2026

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SSC has declared the first round of tentative allocation for the Combined Hindi Translators Exam 2025, recommending 532 candidates for identity verification on 18 November 2026.

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OrganisationStaff Selection Commission (SSC)
Total vacancies532
Result date18 November 2026
StatusDeclared
Candidates who gave preferences2724
Candidates recommended in FRTA532
Paper-II shortlisted earlier3642
Results withheld7
Category splitUR 228, SC 82, ST 38, OBC 137, EWS 47

Important dates

Notice date5 November 2026
Verification slip download starts13 November 2026, 5 PM
Sliding process and identity verification18 November 2026

Details

The Staff Selection Commission has published the first round of tentative allocation (FRTA) for the Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2025. Of the 2,724 candidates who filled in their post preferences online, 532 have been provisionally recommended for identity verification, matching the 532 vacancies shown in the notice.

The notice splits the 532 as UR 228, SC 82, ST 38, OBC 137 and EWS 47, with horizontal PwD slots of 3 (OH), 2 (HH), 5 (VH) and 2 (others). Seven results are withheld and four candidatures are debarred or rejected. The notice also lists the last selected candidate's marks and date of birth for each post code, such as J01 to S29.

Recommended candidates must attend a sliding process and identity verification at the regional office city on 18 November 2026; those who do not attend in person will be treated as absent. The verification slip can be downloaded from the SSC website from 5 PM on 13 November 2026. Marks will be uploaded only after the final result.

Always confirm the final details in the official notification.

How to check or download

  1. Visit ssc.gov.in
  2. Log in through the designated module
  3. Download the sliding process and identity verification slip from 13 November 2026
  4. Attend at the regional office city on 18 November 2026

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Frequently asked questions

Is attendance on 18 November compulsory?

Yes, a candidate who does not attend the sliding process in person is treated as absent and left out of the final result.

When will marks be shown?

Marks are to be uploaded after the final result is declared.

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