SSC CHTE 2026 Paper-I answer key out at ssc.gov.in: Direct link and objection rules

SSC JHT 2026 answer key released: Check response sheet and challenge deadline

SSC JHT 2026 answer key: The Staff Selection Commission released the tentative answer keys along with candidate response sheets for the Combined Hindi Translators Examination, 2026 (Paper-I) on September 21, 2026. Candidates who appeared for the computer-based test can inspect their response sheets and challenge the provisional key by logging into the official portal at ssc.gov.in using their registration number and password. The examination took place across multiple test centres nationwide on September 08, 2026, and September 13, 2026.The online challenge module will remain active from September 21, 2026, at 11:00 PM until September 24, 2026, at 11:00 PM. Candidates submitting representations must pay a processing fee of Rs 50 per question challenged, which reflects a reduction from the earlier fee structure of Rs 100 per question. The Commission clarified that question and option sequences in the challenge portal are uniform for a specific shift, differing from the randomized sequences presented during the actual test.Key details of SSC CHTE 2026 recruitment

Guidelines for saving response sheets and raising objectionsCandidates must download and print their respective response sheets before September 24, 2026, at 11:00 PM, as the portal will deactivate the link post-deadline. Individual requests for response sheets or tentative answer keys will not be considered afterwards. The saved question papers are designated strictly for personal use and self-analysis. Candidates must adhere to the challenge management guidelines issued on April 10, 2026.• Direct link to visit the official SSC websitePaper-I examination pattern and marking schemePaper-I is an objective computer-based examination comprising 200 questions across General Hindi and General English, each section carrying 100 marks. The total duration of the exam is two hours. Every correct response yields one mark, whereas a penalty of 0.25 marks applies for every incorrect answer. Candidates who qualify Paper-I will proceed to the descriptive Paper-II stage.