SSC JHT Result 2026 Out, 532 Candidates Recommended, Cut Off RESULT OUT

SSC JHT Result 2026 Out – First Round of Tentative Allocation (532 Candidates), Post-Wise Cut Off, Sliding & Identification Verification on 18 November

Read This First – Five Important Points

• This is a provisional list. It is the first round of tentative allocation, not the final result.
• Every recommended candidate must attend the physical Sliding Process / Identification Verification on 18 November 2026. A candidate who does not attend is treated as absent and is not considered for the final result.
• Download the verification slip from 13 November 2026 after 5:00 PM through the SSC candidate login. Do not expect it earlier.
• The cut-off marks in the notice are the marks of the last selected candidates for each post code and category. They are not a common cut-off.
• SSC will upload marks of candidates after the final result. No date for marks release is given.

Note: Being in this list does not mean a final appointment. Follow only the SSC notice and your verification slip.

SSC JHT Result 2026 in Simple Words

SSC held the Combined Hindi Translators Examination in two papers. Paper I was an objective test and Paper II was a descriptive test. After that, candidates gave their preferences for posts and departments. On 5 November 2026, SSC used the marks of both papers, the merit rank and the preferences to make the first list of provisional allotments. This is called the First Round of Tentative Allocation, or FRTA.

In this round, SSC has provisionally recommended 532 candidates. The next step is the Sliding Process and Identification Verification, which is held in person on 18 November 2026 in the cities of SSC Regional Offices. SSC introduced the sliding mechanism so that the vacancies that remain unfilled, for example because some candidates do not join, can be filled through another round of allocation under its rules.

This page gives you the result facts, the cut-off marks that SSC published, the verification plan, and tips so that you do not miss any step. All numbers are from the SSC result and notice as reported, and any extra explanation is clearly marked.

Click Here – Download SSC JHT Result 2026 Allocation List PDF

Important Dates – SSC CHTE 2025

• Paper I (Computer Based Test): 12 August 2025
• Paper I Result: 4 November 2025 (3,642 candidates qualified for Paper II, as reported)
• Paper II (Descriptive): 14 December 2025
• Paper II Result and CRPF PET/PST shortlist: 4 June 2026 (1,722 candidates, as reported)
• Option-cum-Preference Notice: 8 September 2026
• Preference Window: 8 September 2026 (11:00 PM) to 11 September 2026 (11:00 PM)
• First Round of Tentative Allocation Result: 5 November 2026
• Verification Slip Download: 13 November 2026 from 5:00 PM
• Sliding Process / Identification Verification: 18 November 2026
• Final Result and Marks: After the process is complete. Date not announced

Category-Wise Allocation in the First Round

• In this table, the number of recommended candidates is the same as the vacancies in every category. This means the first round has provisionally allotted all 532 vacancies shown in the notice.
• SSC considered 2,724 candidates who had submitted preferences. So about 19.5% of them are provisionally recommended (our calculation: 532 divided by 2,724).
• The share column is our simple calculation.

Note: A report on the preference notice says the final vacancies are 532 across 29 posts (25 Junior Translator / JHT / JTO posts and 4 Senior Translator / STO posts). Earlier reports had 437 tentative vacancies. SSC may have updated the figure. Read the official notice.

SSC JHT Cut Off 2026 – Junior Translator Posts (UR)

The cut-off marks below are the marks of the last selected UR candidate for each post code in this round. They differ because each post code has its own vacancies and its own demand from candidates.

• Highest UR cut-off in this list: 256.75 for J22 (National Research Laboratory for Conservation of Cultural Property).
• Lowest UR cut-off: 241.50 for J10 and J11 (both 241.50).
• Average of the 20 listed UR cut-offs: about 246.55 (our calculation).
• Post codes J03, J06, J12 and J14 are not in the source table. No figures are given for them here.
• A higher cut-off usually shows that the post was liked by more high scorers. It does not make that post better or worse for you.

Sub-Inspector (Hindi Translator), CRPF – Post Code J25

Note: These are the combined marks of the last selected candidates. They are not the qualifying marks of Paper I or Paper II. The CRPF post also involves PET/PST, as per earlier SSC notices.

Senior Translator and Senior Translation Officer Cut Off

Note: A hyphen (-) means no figure is listed for that category in the allocation table. It does not mean zero. The source table does not list post code S27.

Paper II Minimum Qualifying Marks

Note: These are only the minimum standards for Paper II. The allocation cut-offs above depend on the post code, the vacancies, merit and preferences.

Withheld and Rejected Cases

The official notice lists the roll numbers of these cases. If you do not see your roll number in the recommended list, check the original notice before you assume anything.

How to Download SSC JHT Result 2026 – Step by Step

1. Open the official website ssc.gov.in.
2. Go to the Results section.
3. Find the Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2025 update.
4. Open the notice “Declaration of First Round of Tentative Allocation” dated 5 November 2026.
5. Download the allocation list PDF and the result notice PDF.
6. Open the allocation list and press Ctrl + F.
7. Type your roll number and search.
8. Check your name, allotted post and other details.
9. Read the full notice for the verification instructions.

How to Download the Verification Slip (From 13 November, 5:00 PM)

1. Open ssc.gov.in and go to the candidate login.
2. Log in with your registered credentials.
3. Open the Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2025 section.
4. Find the Sliding Process / Identification Verification module.
5. Open the slip link, which is available only from 13 November 2026 at 5:00 PM.
6. Download the slip and note the venue (SSC Regional Office city), the reporting time and the instructions.
7. Take a clear printout.

Note: Do not log in again and again before 5:00 PM on 13 November. The facility is not active before that.

Verification Day Checklist (General Guidance)

• Verification slip printout
• Original photo ID, such as Aadhaar, PAN, passport or driving licence
• Admit card or roll number details of the Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2025
• Original certificates for your qualification, category and any other claim, as asked in the slip instructions
• Photocopies and passport size photographs, if the slip asks
• Reach the venue before the reporting time and follow the instructions of the officials

Note: The SSC notice and your slip decide what to carry. This list is general guidance, not an SSC list.

What Is the Sliding Mechanism? – Simple Explanation

• SSC tries to fill all the notified vacancies. Some candidates do not join their allotted posts, so vacancies can remain unfilled.
• To reduce this, SSC has introduced a sliding mechanism, as reported by Careers360 and the SSC notice summary. Under this, a further allocation can be done under the Commission’s rules.
• Provisionally recommended candidates must take part in the physical verification related to this process.
• The detailed rules of the later round are in the SSC notice. Read them carefully.

Salary – What Is Reported

• Careers360 reports the pay of Junior Hindi Translator as Rs. 35,400 to Rs. 1,12,400 per month. Other posts have their own pay levels.
• The result notice does not give salary details. Please check the original SSC notification for each post.

If You Are Not in the Recommended List

• Check the allocation PDF again with your exact roll number.
• Read the result notice for withheld and rejected cases.
• SSC says marks of shortlisted and non-shortlisted candidates will be uploaded after the final result is declared.
• Keep watching ssc.gov.in for the final result and later notices.
• The notice speaks about the physical process only for the recommended candidates. Whether others will be considered later is not stated in the source.

Your Action Plan – 5 to 18 November 2026

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Treating the provisional list as the final result.
• Missing the physical verification on 18 November. This leads to exclusion from the final result.
• Trying to download the slip before 13 November, 5:00 PM.
• Comparing your marks with the cut-off of another post code.
• Not carrying original documents and photo ID.
• Believing fake messages that promise a post or a change of preference.
• Ignoring the notice instructions and relying only on websites.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• Q1. Is the SSC JHT result 2026 out?
  Yes. SSC released the First Round of Tentative Allocation on 5 November 2026.
• Q2. Which exam is this result for?
  The Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2025.
• Q3. How many candidates are recommended?
  532 candidates are provisionally recommended.
• Q4. How many candidates were considered?
  2,724 candidates who submitted post preferences.
• Q5. Is this the final result?
  No. It is a tentative allocation. Verification and later steps are pending.
• Q6. When is the Sliding Process / Identification Verification?
  On 18 November 2026, in person, in the cities of the concerned SSC Regional Offices.
• Q7. When can I download the verification slip?
  From 13 November 2026 at 5:00 PM, through the SSC candidate login.
• Q8. What happens if I do not attend the verification?
  You will be treated as absent and will not be considered for the final result.
• Q9. Is the cut-off the same for all posts?
  No. SSC published post-wise and category-wise cut-offs. They are the marks of the last selected candidates.
• Q10. When will marks be released?
  After the final result. A date is not given.

Source of Information

The result details, category-wise allocation, cut-off tables, Paper II minimum marks, withheld and rejected numbers, verification dates and the steps are taken from the FreeJobAlert report dated 5 November 2026, which links to the official SSC result PDF and notice. The exam dates, the 3,642 Paper I qualifiers, the 1,722 CRPF PET/PST shortlist, the preference window and the 532 final vacancies across 29 posts are supported by Careers360, Mahendras and Indiajobalerts. The sliding mechanism and salary points are from Careers360. We could not open the SSC PDFs directly. The shares, averages and highest and lowest values are our calculations, and the checklist and action plan are written for this page. Please confirm everything in the official SSC notice.

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