SSC CHT Admit Card 2024 May Release Today: How to Download at ssc.gov.in?
SSC CHT 2024 admit cards to be released today. Download from ssc.gov.in using login credentials.
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The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) will release the admit cards for the Combined Hindi Translator (CHT) recruitment examination today, 4 December 2024. Candidates can download their admit cards from the SSC official website, ssc.gov.in, using their login credentials.
The SSC CHT exam is scheduled to be conducted on 9 December 2024, in computer-based mode (CBE). The exam aims to fill 312 vacancies for various translator positions, including Junior Hindi Translator, Junior Translation Officer, Junior Translator, Senior Hindi Translator, and Senior Translator, across different ministries, departments, and organizations of the central government.
The paper 1 exam will consist of 100 objective-type, multiple-choice questions from General Hindi and General English, carrying a total of 100 marks. The duration of the exam will be 2 hours. For each wrong answer, a penalty of 0.25 marks will be deducted.
Paper 2 will be descriptive in nature and will test candidates' translation and essay writing skills. The paper will carry 200 marks and will also be of 2 hours duration.
The SSC has already released the exam city intimation slip for the JHT paper 1 exam. Candidates are advised to visit the SSC website regularly for further updates and information related to the CHT examination.
Steps to Download SSC CHT Admit Card 2024
Visit the official website at ssc.gov.in.
On the homepage, click on the direct link to download SSC CHT Admit Card 2024 for Paper 1.
A login page will open on the screen.
Enter the required login details.
Hit the submit option.
Your admit card will be displayed.
Download, save, and print a copy for future use.
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