SSC Stenographer Grade ‘C’ & ‘D’ 2025 Final Result Out

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC), Department of Personnel and Training, Government of India, declared the final result of the Stenographer Grade ‘C’ & ‘D’ Examination, 2025 in a result write-up dated 25 August 2026, under Notice No. E/16/2025-C-2. This result follows the First Round of Tentative Allocation (FRTA) declared on 31 July 2026 and the mandatory Sliding/Identity Verification (IV) process held on 11 and 12 August 2026. It is meant for candidates who appeared in the Stenographer Grade ‘C’ and ‘D’ Examination, 2025 and took part in the sliding process.

A total of 1,715 candidates have been provisionally recommended for appointment — 232 for Stenographer Grade ‘C’ and 1,483 for Stenographer Grade ‘D’ — across various central government ministries and departments. A full post-wise and category-wise breakdown, including the marks and date of birth of the last selected candidate in every category, follows below. Candidates should check all details in the article below.

Information verified from the official Staff Selection Commission notice No. E/16/2025-C-2 dated 25 August 2026. Last verified: 25 August 2026.

The SSC declared the Stenographer Grade ‘C’ & ‘D’ Examination, 2025 final result on 25 August 2026 at ssc.gov.in. A total of 1,715 candidates — 232 for Grade ‘C’ and 1,483 for Grade ‘D’ — have been provisionally recommended, based on merit-cum-preference and the FIX/FLOAT options exercised in the Sliding/Identity Verification process. The selection is purely provisional and subject to Document Verification by the allocated user departments.

Quick summary of SSC Stenographer Grade ‘C’ & ‘D’ 2025 Result

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How to check the result

1. Visit the official SSC website, ssc.gov.in, or use the direct link to the result write-up given below.
2. Look under the Results section for the notice titled “Declaration of final result of Stenographer Grade ‘C’ & ‘D’ Examination, 2025” (Notice No. E/16/2025-C-2).
3. Open or download the result write-up PDF. It carries the FIX/FLOAT/new-allocation numbers, the category-wise selection breakup for both grades, and the marks and date of birth of the last selected candidate for every post code and category.
4. The notice states that a total of 1,715 candidates have been provisionally shortlisted and that the list has been uploaded on the Commission’s website. This write-up does not print a separate link for that roll-number-wise list, so candidates should look for it in the same Results section on ssc.gov.in.

This is added context, not part of the official notice: it is worth downloading and saving this result write-up and the cut-off tables now, since result-related links on the Commission’s website are sometimes replaced once a revised list or the next stage is uploaded. Confirm with the official website.

Result and qualified candidates

How the FRTA allocation changed after sliding

As per Para 10 of the FRTA write-up dated 31 July 2026, any candidate who did not physically attend the Sliding/Identity Verification process has been treated as absent and dropped from the final result. Posts vacated by absent candidates, along with candidates’ FIX/FLOAT choices, were then used to work out the final allocation.

Allocation of posts was made on the basis of merit-cum-preference of posts submitted online by candidates, combined with the FIX/FLOAT option exercised during the sliding process.

Stenographer Grade ‘C’ — category-wise result

*Includes 10 EWS, 3 SC and 18 OBC candidates who qualified at the UR standard. HH: 1 OBC candidate. VH: 1 SC and 1 UR candidate. The OH/HH/VH/PwBD-Others rows are horizontal (PwBD/ex-servicemen-type) quotas already counted within the SC/ST/OBC/EWS/UR figures above — they are not additional vacancies. The SC+ST+OBC+EWS+UR row sums to the verified total of 232.

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Stenographer Grade ‘D’ — category-wise result

*Includes 86 EWS, 12 SC, 2 ST and 233 OBC candidates who qualified at the UR standard. #1 OBC candidate of a horizontal category qualified against an unreserved (UR) vacancy. ESM: 3 OBC and 3 UR candidates. OH: 2 SC, 6 OBC and 7 UR candidates. HH: 9 OBC and 2 UR candidates. VH: 2 SC, 1 EWS, 8 OBC and 1 UR candidate. PwBD Others: 1 OBC and 1 UR candidate. As with Grade ‘C’, the horizontal quota rows are already part of the vertical (SC/ST/OBC/EWS/UR) numbers. The vertical row sums to the verified total of 1,483.

Cut-off marks

The notice does not use the word “cut-off.” Instead, it gives the total marks, Part III (English Language & Comprehension) marks, Part II (General Awareness) marks, and date of birth of the last selected candidate for every post code and category. This effectively works as the category-wise cut-off for each department. Rows where the vacancy was not filled show a dash.

How ties in marks were resolved

Where more than one candidate scored the same aggregate marks, SSC applied these tie-break rules in order, until the tie broke:

1. Marks in Part III (English Language & Comprehension).
2. Marks in Part II (General Awareness).
3. Date of birth — the older candidate is placed higher.
4. Alphabetical order of the candidates’ names.

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Post code to department mapping — Stenographer Grade ‘C’

Stenographer Grade ‘C’ — marks and DOB of the last selected candidate

C4* denotes the Hindi-medium vacancy under post code C4; vacancies for C4 have been reported separately for English and Hindi mediums. Candidates selected against horizontal (OH/HH/VH) vacancies are also shown within their respective vertical category. Post/category rows with nil reported vacancy are not included, as per the official notice. Rows with a dash mean the vacancy was not filled.

Post code to department mapping — Stenographer Grade ‘D’

Stenographer Grade ‘D’ — marks and DOB of the last selected candidate

D19* denotes the Hindi-medium vacancy under post code D19; vacancies for D19 have been reported separately for English and Hindi mediums. Candidates selected against horizontal (ESM/OH/HH/VH/PwBD) vacancies are also shown within their respective vertical category. Post/category rows with nil reported vacancy are not included, as per the official notice. Rows with a dash mean the vacancy was not filled. The vertical (SC/ST/OBC/EWS/UR) rows across this table sum to the verified total of 1,483.

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What happens next

Once the final result is declared, the further process of Document Verification and appointment formalities will be carried out by the department each candidate has been allocated to. Candidates should note:

• If a candidate does not hear from their allocated user department within six months of this final result, the notice says they must contact that department directly.
• SSC will not entertain any correspondence about Document Verification or appointment from shortlisted candidates — that responsibility sits with the user department.
• Selection is purely provisional, subject to qualifying in Document Verification. Certificates and documents supporting educational qualification and caste/category will be sought at that stage. If a claim in the application is not backed by documents, the candidature will be cancelled.
• Dossiers of allocated candidates will be compiled electronically and made available through the Commission’s e-Dossier module to the Nodal Officer of the user department. Only dossiers downloaded through the e-Dossier module will be accepted; dossiers received through any other mode will not be.
• Detailed marks of qualified and non-qualified candidates will be made available on the Commission’s website “shortly” — no exact date is given in this notice.

If your name is not in the list

The notice states plainly that no Reserve List or Waiting List is prepared by the Commission for this examination. Any vacancy that remains unfilled in this final result, or that arises because a shortlisted candidate does not join, will be carried forward to the next recruitment year by the concerned department. This write-up does not mention any re-check, representation or RTI route for candidates who have not been recommended. Candidates preparing for the next Stenographer cycle, or looking at other current openings, can check the site’s Latest Government Jobs page.

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FAQs

When was the SSC Stenographer Grade ‘C’ and ‘D’ final result 2025 declared?

The Staff Selection Commission declared it on 25 August 2026, under Notice No. E/16/2025-C-2. It follows the FRTA of 31 July 2026 and the Sliding/Identity Verification process held on 11 and 12 August 2026.

How many candidates have qualified in the SSC Stenographer final result 2025?

A total of 1,715 candidates have been provisionally recommended — 232 for Stenographer Grade ‘C’ and 1,483 for Stenographer Grade ‘D’ — across various central government ministries and departments.

Is the SSC Stenographer final result 2025 provisional or final?

It is purely provisional. The notice states selection is subject to candidates qualifying in Document Verification conducted by the allocated user departments, where educational and category certificates will be checked.

What do FIX, FLOAT and NEW ALLOCATION mean in the SSC Stenographer result?

This is added context, not part of the official notice: these terms describe the choices candidates made during the Sliding/Identity Verification process for post allocation. Confirm the exact process with the official website. According to the notice, 1,055 candidates chose to stay on their earlier allocated post (FIX), 549 moved to a different post within their merit and preference (FLOAT), and 111 were newly allocated against vacancies left by absent candidates.

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