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SSC STENOGRAPHER FINAL RESULT 2026 DECLARED

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has declared the final result for the Stenographer Grade C and Grade D Examination 2025 on 25 August 2026. The result is published as a provisional shortlist of candidates selected for Document Verification and Subsequent Appointment, arranged in Roll Number order, and is available as a direct PDF download on ssc.gov.in. The examination was conducted across 1,590 total vacancies – 230 for Grade C and 1,360 for Grade D. The PDF lists each shortlisted candidate’s name, father’s name, mother’s name, roll number, category codes, post selected and rank number. Candidates who appeared in the Skill Test held on 28-29 January 2026 and the CBT on 6-8 August 2025 can check the PDF against their roll number to confirm their selection status. The list is provisional – shortlisting is subject to final confirmation at Document Verification.

Important – Read Before You Check: Three things every candidate must understand about this result. First, this is a provisional shortlist, not a final appointment order – the list carries the header “provisionally shortlisted for document verification and subsequent appointment,” meaning the DV stage can still result in disqualification if original documents do not match declared particulars. Second, the result PDF lists candidates by roll number, not rank – use Ctrl+F to search your roll number in the PDF; do not assume your position in the list equals your rank, as the RANK column carries the actual merit rank. Third, the Option-cum-Preference Form window (5-8 May 2026) has already passed – if you missed it, your post and department allocation will be decided by SSC based on your merit position. Check the official SSC website for any further instructions on this.


SSC Stenographer Final Result 2026 – Overview
ParticularsDetails
OrganizationStaff Selection Commission (SSC)
Examination NameStenographer Grade C and D Examination 2025
PostsStenographer Grade C and Stenographer Grade D
Total Vacancies1,590 (Grade C: 230, Grade D: 1,360)
Result TypeFinal Result – Provisional Shortlist for Document Verification
Final Result Declared25 August 2026
Result FormatPDF – candidates in Roll Number order
Columns in PDFRoll No, Name, Father’s Name, Mother’s Name, Category Codes, Post Selected, Rank
Next StageDocument Verification
Official Websitessc.gov.in

Important Dates – Complete Recruitment Timeline
EventDate
Application window5 June 2025 to 26 June 2025
CBT (Written Examination)6 to 8 August 2025
Exam City Details released31 July 2025
Admit Card released4 August 2025
CBT Result declared28 November 2025
Skill Test Exam City Details20 January 2026
Skill Test (Stenography)28 to 29 January 2026
Option-cum-Preference Form window5 to 8 May 2026
Final Result declared25 August 2026
Document VerificationTo be announced on ssc.gov.in

Vacancy Details
PostVacancies
Stenographer Grade C230
Stenographer Grade D1,360
Total1,590

Understanding the Result PDF

The PDF is arranged in Roll Number order, not merit rank order. Each row carries the following columns:

ColumnWhat It Shows
Record No.Serial number within the PDF – not the merit rank
Roll No.The candidate’s examination roll number
NameCandidate’s name
Father’s NameFather’s name
Mother’s NameMother’s name
CAT1Primary category under which the candidate applied
CAT2Secondary category, if any
CAT3Category under which the candidate is selected
CATSELCategory under which post is allocated
POSTSELPost code of the post allotted
RANKThe candidate’s actual merit rank (format SL\XXXXX)

Category codes used in the PDF:
0 = EWS, 1 = SC, 2 = ST, 3 = ESM (Ex-Serviceman), 4 = OH (Orthopedically Handicapped), 5 = HH (Hearing Handicapped), 6 = OBC, 7 = VH (Visually Handicapped), 8 = OTHER-PwD, 9 = UR (Unreserved)


Selection Process Overview
StageStatus
CBT – Written ExaminationCompleted – 6 to 8 August 2025
CBT ResultDeclared – 28 November 2025
Skill Test (Stenography)Completed – 28 to 29 January 2026
Option-cum-Preference FormCompleted – 5 to 8 May 2026
Final ResultDeclared – 25 August 2026
Document VerificationTo be announced
AppointmentPost Document Verification

How to Check the SSC Stenographer Final Result 2026
  1. Open the direct result PDF – the link is in the Important Links table below.
  2. Once the PDF opens, press Ctrl+F (or use the search function on mobile) and type your roll number.
  3. If your roll number appears, note your Name, Post Selected (POSTSEL column) and Rank (RANK column).
  4. If your roll number does not appear, you have not been provisionally shortlisted in this final result.
  5. Download and save the result PDF immediately. SSC result PDFs are sometimes archived or moved after a period and direct links may stop working.
  6. Also check the SSC Results section on ssc.gov.in for any accompanying notice, cut-off document or DV schedule released alongside this result.

What Shortlisted Candidates Should Do Next
  • Download and save the result PDF confirming your roll number is listed.
  • Note the post code in the POSTSEL column – this indicates which post and department you have been provisionally allotted.
  • Begin gathering original documents for Document Verification: educational qualification certificates and marksheets for all stages passed, date of birth proof (Class X certificate), category certificate in prescribed format (SC/ST/OBC/EWS/PwBD), valid photo ID, recent passport-size photographs, and the CBT and Skill Test admit cards.
  • Monitor ssc.gov.in for the Document Verification schedule and venue. SSC has not announced DV dates alongside this result.
  • If you had submitted the Option-cum-Preference Form between 5-8 May 2026, your preferences will be considered in department allocation. If you could not submit it, your allocation will be decided on merit.

Important Links
DescriptionLink
SSC Stenographer Grade C and D Final Result PDF – Direct DownloadClick Here
SSC Official Website – Results SectionClick Here

Frequently Asked Questions – SSC Stenographer Final Result 2026

Q1. When was the SSC Stenographer Grade C and D Final Result 2026 declared?
On 25 August 2026. The result covers the Stenographer Grade C and D Examination 2025, which included a CBT on 6-8 August 2025 and a Skill Test on 28-29 January 2026.

Q2. How do I check if I am in the SSC Stenographer final result?
Download the result PDF from the direct link in the Important Links table above, open it and search your roll number using Ctrl+F. The list is in roll number order, not rank order. If your number appears, you are provisionally shortlisted.

Q3. What does “provisionally shortlisted” mean?
It means you have been selected based on your examination performance, subject to verification of your original documents at the Document Verification stage. Discrepancies between declared particulars and original documents can result in disqualification even at this stage.

Q4. How many total posts are there in SSC Stenographer 2025?
1,590 posts in total – 230 for Stenographer Grade C and 1,360 for Stenographer Grade D across various central government ministries and departments.

Q5. What is the POSTSEL column in the result PDF?
It is the post code of the department or ministry to which you have been provisionally allotted. The full list of post codes and corresponding departments is published in the official SSC notification. Match your POSTSEL code against that list to identify your allotted department.

Q6. What is the RANK column in the result PDF?
It is your actual merit rank in the format SL\XXXXX. This is the rank that determines your position in the final merit list and your priority in department allocation, not your serial number in the PDF.

Q7. I missed the Option-cum-Preference Form window. What happens now?
SSC will allocate a post and department based on your merit rank and available vacancies. The option-cum-preference form was open from 5 to 8 May 2026. If you could not submit it, monitor ssc.gov.in for further instructions specific to such candidates.

Q8. What documents must I keep ready for Document Verification?
Educational qualification certificates and marksheets for all stages, date of birth proof such as the Class X certificate, category certificate in the prescribed Government of India format if applicable, valid photo ID, recent passport-size photographs and the CBT and Skill Test admit cards. The exact document checklist will be specified in the DV notice.

Q9. When is the Document Verification scheduled?
The Document Verification schedule has not been announced alongside this result. SSC will publish the DV dates, venue and reporting instructions separately on ssc.gov.in. Monitor the official website regularly.

Q10. Where will all further updates for this recruitment be published?
Only on the official SSC website at ssc.gov.in under the Results and Notices sections. All DV schedules, appointment orders and any further notices will be published there.


Disclaimer: This article is based on the final result declared by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) on 25 August 2026 for the Stenographer Grade C and Grade D Examination 2025 against 1,590 total vacancies. The result is a provisional shortlist of candidates for Document Verification and Subsequent Appointment. Inclusion in the list does not guarantee appointment, which is subject to successful completion of document verification. The Option-cum-Preference Form window closed on 8 May 2026. Document Verification dates have not been announced alongside this result. All candidates must verify their result and any further notices directly from the official SSC website at ssc.gov.in. JobShouter.com is not associated with the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) in any manner.

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.