SSC Combined Hindi Translators JHT Recruitment 2026 Exam Date for 84 Post

The SSC JHT 2026 Paper I exam date is officially confirmed — published 12 August 2026 by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC). The Combined Hindi Translator Examination for 84 crucial language posts will take place on 08 September 2026. Registered candidates must now accelerate their preparations and monitor ssc.gov.in for the upcoming admit card download link.

Source: Official SSC JHT 2026 Exam Date Notice, SSC, 12 August 2026. Download PDF

SSC Junior Hindi Translator 2026 – Important Dates & Full Schedule

The recruitment lifecycle timeline for the 2026 JHT cycle is mapped below. The Commission has set a rapid timeline leading up to the Paper I examination in September.

How to Download SSC JHT 2026 Admit Card – Step by Step

While the admit card is not yet live, candidates should familiarize themselves with the download process via the new SSC portal (ssc.gov.in):

1. Visit the Official Portal: Access the new Staff Selection Commission website at ssc.gov.in.
2. Candidate Login: Log in using your SSC OTR Registration Number and Password.
3. Access Admit Card Section: Navigate to the "Admit Card" tab on your dashboard or select your respective SSC Regional Website link.
4. Enter Details: On the regional site, click the JHT 2026 Admit Card link and enter your Registration ID / Roll Number and Date of Birth.
5. Download Hall Ticket: View your exam center details, shift timings, and download the PDF. Print a hard copy for the exam day.

SSC Combined Hindi Translator 2026 – What Appearing Candidates Should Know

The SSC Combined Hindi Translator Paper I is a Computer Based Examination (CBT) consisting of two objective-type sections: General Hindi (100 marks) and General English (100 marks). The total duration is 2 hours. This paper tests the candidate's understanding of the languages, literature, correct use of words, phrases, and idioms, and ability to write the languages correctly, precisely, and effectively.

A crucial element to remember is the negative marking of 0.25 marks for each incorrect answer in Paper I. Candidates must maintain high accuracy to secure the cut-off necessary to qualify for the descriptive Paper II (Translation and Essay).

Selected candidates will serve in vital translation roles across key Central Government Ministries, Armed Forces Headquarters (AFHQ), and the Central Secretariat Official Language Service (CSOLS). These roles range from Pay Level 6 (Junior Translator) up to Pay Level 7 (Senior Hindi Translator), commanding significant respect and responsibility within the central government framework.

Vacancy Breakdown (Total 84 Posts)

SSC JHT 2026 – Frequently Asked Questions