SSC Stenographer Grade C & D 2025 Revised Allocation Released: 1,715 Vacancies, Cut-Off Marks & Sliding Dates

Overview

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the Revised First Round of Tentative Allocation (FRTA) for the SSC Stenographer Grade C & D 2025 recruitment on 31 July 2026. This revised allocation covers a total of 1,715 posts, comprising 232 Grade C and 1,483 Grade D vacancies. Candidates who appeared in the Computer Based Examination can now view the department-wise allocation, category-wise cut-off marks, and the schedule for the sliding process on the official website, ssc.gov.in.

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Important Dates

Eligibility Criteria

Educational Qualification

• Grade C: Candidates must have passed 12th Standard or equivalent from a recognized board or university.
• Grade D: Candidates must have passed 12th Standard or equivalent from a recognized board or university.
• Typing Skill: Candidates must possess dictation and transcription skills in English or Hindi at the prescribed speed (100 wpm for Grade C, 80 wpm for Grade D).

Age Limit

• Minimum Age: 18 years
• Maximum Age: 27 years (as on the closing date of application, i.e., 27 December 2025)
• Age Relaxation: Applicable as per government norms for SC/ST/OBC/PwBD/Ex-Servicemen and other reserved categories.

Application Fees

• General/OBC/EWS: ₹100
• SC/ST/PwBD/Women: No fee (exempted)
• Payment Mode: Online via SBI e-challan, net banking, or credit/debit card

Selection Process

1. Computer Based Examination (CBE): A multiple-choice online test covering General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Awareness, and English Language & Comprehension. It carries 200 marks and is conducted in March 2026.
2. Skill Test (Typing Test): Candidates shortlisted from the CBE must appear for a typing skill test (qualifying in nature) to demonstrate dictation and transcription speed in English or Hindi.
3. Document Verification & Allocation: Based on the CBE score (and typing test qualifying status), a merit list is prepared. The FRTA is released for department-wise allocation of candidates to various ministries and offices. A sliding process is conducted after the first round to allow candidates to opt for higher preferences, if available.

How to Apply

1. Visit the Official Website: Go to ssc.gov.in and click on the "Apply" link under the Stenographer Grade C & D 2025 section.
2. Register (if new): Complete the One-Time Registration (OTR) by providing your name, email, and phone number. If already registered, log in directly.
3. Fill the Application Form: Enter your personal, educational, and communication details. Select your preference for Grade C and/or Grade D, and choose your preferred cities for the exam and skill test.
4. Upload Documents: Upload scanned copies of your photograph, signature, and required certificates in the specified format (photo: 20–50 KB, signature: 10–20 KB).
5. Pay the Fee: If applicable, pay the ₹100 fee online. Ensure you keep a copy of the payment receipt.
6. Submit and Print: Review all details, submit the form, and download a printout of the application for future reference.

Note: Candidates who have already applied are advised to check the revised FRTA on the official website. If any correction is required in the allocation details, candidates should approach the SSRs within the specified window.

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FAQs

1. What is the Revised FRTA for SSC Stenographer 2025?

The Revised First Round of Tentative Allocation lists the department-wise posting of candidates who have been provisionally selected on the basis of the Computer Based Examination. It was released on 31 July 2026 for both Grade C (232 posts) and Grade D (1,483 posts).

2. How can I check my allocation?

Visit the official website ssc.gov.in, navigate to the "Result" section under Stenographer Grade C & D 2025, and download the Revised FRTA PDF. Use Ctrl+F to search for your roll number or name.

3. What is the sliding process, and when will it take place?

The sliding process allows candidates to exchange or reallocate their current posting if a higher-preference department becomes vacant. The tentative schedule for the sliding process will be announced separately on the official website; cand