SSC Stenographer Exam 2023: Everything You Need to Know for October 12 & 13 Exams

SSC Stenographer Exam 2023: SSC Stenographer Exam 2023: On October 12 and 13, 2023, the Staff Selection Commission is scheduled to administer the SSC Stenographer Grade ‘C’ and ‘D’ Examination 2023. Those who have enrolled for the examination can access the link to their admit cards and additional exam day instructions on this page.

For direct recruitment to the positions of Stenographer Grade ‘C’ (Group ‘B’ Non-Gazetted) and Stenographer Grade ‘D’ (Group ‘C’), which are available in numerous Ministries/Departments/Organizations, including their Attached offices, Subordinate offices, and Statutory bodies of the Government of India situated in different States and Union Territories, the Staff Selection Commission will administer a computer-based examination.

The admit card for the examination has been made available on the SSC’s regional websites. On the official portal, candidates can access and obtain the Stenographer Admit Card 2023 by logging in with their roll number and password.

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How can the SSC Stenographer Admit Card be downloaded?

• SSC.NIC.IN is the address of the Staff Selection Commission’s official website.
• Proceed to the SSC’s regional websites and select the link labeled “Stenographer ‘C’ and ‘D’ Admit Card.”
• You will be redirected to a new page where you must complete the required fields before clicking the submit button.
• Your admit card as a stenographer will be presented on-screen.
• Download and print the admit card in preparation for the exam date.

SSC Stenographer 2023 Admit Card: Direct Link

The SSC Stenographer 2023 evaluation will consist of two distinct phases. The online Grade C and D examination comprises multiple-choice questions and constitutes the initial level. The candidates who have been shortlisted will subsequently undertake the skill-based assessment administered by SSC.

Marking Scheme

A negative marking of one-third of the total marks assigned to the question will be applied to each incorrect response during the computer-based examination. Consequently, it is recommended that candidates bear this in mind when responding to inquiries.

Section	No. of Questions	Maximum Marks	Time Allotted
General Awareness	50	50	2 Hours
General Intelligence and Reasoning	50	50
English Language and Comprehension	100	100
Total Marks	200	200

Test of Stenography Proficiency

Those who meet the requirements of the computer-based examination will be required to undertake a stenography skills test. Applicants will be required to recite for a duration of ten minutes in either Hindi or English, contingent upon the selection they indicate on the online application form. The dictation process will be carried out at 100 words per minute (w.p.m.) for the Stenographer Grade ‘C’ position and 80 w.p.m. for the Stenographer Grade ‘D’ position.