SSC’s Oct. 7, 2026 notice says marks for the Stenographer Grade ‘C’ and ‘D’ Examination, 2025 Computer Based Examination (CBE) and Skill Test have been uploaded. Start at ssc.gov.in, select the Result quick link or locate the dated notice on the notice board, then follow the instructions in the official notice. The listing confirms a marks upload; it does not, by itself, confirm a new final-result declaration.
How to find the SSC Stenographer marks notice
- Go to the official SSC website.
- Use the Result quick link on the homepage, or look in the notice board for the Oct. 7, 2026 entry titled “Stenographer Grade ‘C’ and ‘D’ Examination, 2025: Uploading Marks of CBE and Skill Test.”
- Open the official notice and follow its instructions to access marks. Use the notice for the required credentials and any access deadline.
The exact marks-login URL, credentials and deadline are not established by the homepage listing. Do not assume the access window remains open indefinitely; check the notice for the current instructions.
Is this the final SSC Stenographer result?
SSC’s Oct. 7 listing verifies that CBE and Skill Test marks were uploaded. It does not establish that SSC declared a separate final result on that date. Candidates should distinguish a marks notice from a result or allocation notice and rely on the wording of the official notice for what has been published.
What happened earlier in the 2025 examination
CBE result and skill test
SSC’s June 18, 2026 write-up says the CBE result for the Stenographer Grade C and D Examination, 2025 was declared on Nov. 28, 2025. That result qualified candidates for the stenography skill test. SSC reported that 8,624 candidates qualified for the Grade C skill test and 22,456 for Grade D; 4,907 Grade C candidates and 12,564 Grade D candidates appeared for the skill test. These are figures from SSC’s June 2026 write-up, not totals for the Oct. 7 marks upload.
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First Round of Tentative Allocation
SSC’s June 18 write-up discussed the First Round of Tentative Allocation (FRTA), which used candidates’ merit and order of post and department preferences. The next day, SSC said it had received representations and grievances from candidates who suspected inaccurate skill-test evaluation. It decided to review the matter and withhold the FRTA published June 18, with a revised FRTA to follow in due course. That June notice is historical context, not confirmation of the allocation’s present status; check SSC’s latest notices for updates.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.“In order to ensure fairness, transparency, and equal treatment of all candidates, the Commission has decided to review the matter and accordingly decided to withhold the FRTA published on 18.06.2026 on the website of the Commission.”
Staff Selection Commission, June 19, 2026 notice
Skill-test criteria cited by SSC
SSC’s June 2026 allocation write-up gave the following maximum mistake limits for the skill test. These criteria are provided as context from that write-up; they are not an individual candidate’s marks or a summary of the October upload.
Quick Recap
- Grade C: up to 5% mistakes for UR candidates and 7% for reserved-category candidates.
- Grade D: up to 7% mistakes for UR candidates and 10% for reserved-category candidates.
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