SSC JHT Answer Key 2026 Out, Download Response Sheet at ssc.gov.in

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SSC JHT Answer Key 2026 Out - Download Response Sheet

Overview

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the provisional answer key for the Combined Hindi Translators (CHT) Examination 2026, commonly known as SSC JHT, covering Junior Translator, Junior Hindi Translator, and Senior Translator posts across a total of 303 tentative vacancies. The Paper 1 Computer-Based Examination was conducted on 8 and 13 September 2026, and SSC activated the provisional answer key on 21 September 2026. Candidates who appeared for the exam can now log in to check their response sheet, question paper, and the provisional answer key.

Key Details at a Glance

ParticularDetails
Conducting BodyStaff Selection Commission (SSC)
Exam NameCombined Hindi Translators (CHT) Examination 2026 (SSC JHT)
Posts CoveredJunior Translator, Junior Hindi Translator, Senior Translator
Total Vacancies303 (tentative)
Exam StagePaper 1, Computer-Based Examination
Exam Dates8 and 13 September 2026
Answer Key Release Date21 September 2026
Objection Window21 to 24 September 2026, closing at 11:00 PM
Objection FeeRs. 50 per question
Expected Result Date2nd week of October 2026

How to Download the SSC JHT Answer Key and Response Sheet

StepAction
1Visit the official SSC website
2Log in using your Registration Number and Password
3Locate the SSC JHT (CHT) Paper 1 Answer Key 2026 link
4Download the provisional answer key, your individual response sheet, and the question paper
5Match your recorded responses against the provisional answer key
6Raise an objection, if any, within the specified window

Objection Process

Candidates who disagree with any answer in the provisional key can raise objections between 21 September 2026 and 24 September 2026, closing at 11:00 PM on the final day. A fee of Rs. 50 per question challenged is applicable for raising objections. Objections must be supported with valid justification, and the Commission will review all objections received within the window before releasing the final answer key.

What Comes Next

Following the objection window and its review by SSC, the Result for SSC JHT Paper 1 is expected to be declared in the second week of October 2026. Candidates who clear Paper 1 will proceed to the subsequent stages of the selection process for their respective translator posts.

Important Links

PurposeLink
Download Answer Key / Login PortalClick Here
SSC Official WebsiteClick Here

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  1. When was the SSC JHT Paper 1 exam conducted?
    The Paper 1 Computer-Based Examination was conducted on 8 and 13 September 2026.
  2. When was the provisional answer key released?
    SSC released the provisional answer key on 21 September 2026.
  3. What is the last date to raise an objection against the answer key?
    The objection window closes on 24 September 2026 at 11:00 PM.
  4. What is the objection fee for this answer key?
    The objection fee is Rs. 50 per question challenged.
  5. How many total vacancies are there in this recruitment?
    There are a total of 303 tentative vacancies across Junior Translator, Junior Hindi Translator, and Senior Translator posts.
  6. When is the SSC JHT Paper 1 result expected?
    The result is expected to be declared in the second week of October 2026.
  7. How can candidates download their response sheet?
    Candidates can log in to the official SSC website using their Registration Number and Password to download the response sheet along with the answer key and question paper.

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Abhishek Kumar

Abhishek

Abhishek Kumar covers results, admit cards, answer keys, and syllabus updates at JobShouter. He has followed Sarkari exam cycles since 2024 and monitors official commission and board websites daily, so result and hall-ticket links reach readers within hours of release. A passionate student, he links only to official Government websites.