SSC JHT Exam City Slip 2025: SSC has released the exam city slip for the CHSTE Paper-2 exam; download it using these steps...

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the exam city slips for the Junior Hindi Translator, Hindi Translator, Senior Translator, and Hindi Pradhyapak (Hindi Teacher) examinations. Candidates who qualified in the SSC CHTE Paper-I can now download their exam city slips to appear for the SSC CHTE Paper-II examination. To download the exam city slip, candidates need to enter their registration number, password, and captcha code.

SSC JTE Exam City Slip 2025: How to Download the Exam City Slip
The SSC has released the exam city slips for SSC CHTE Paper-II. Candidates can download their exam city slips by following the steps given below:

To download the exam city slip, first visit the official SSC website ssc.gov.in.
Now, on the website's homepage, click on the Exam City Slip section.
Then click on SSC CHTE Paper-II City Slip.
Now enter your registration number, password, and captcha code.
After logging in, the exam city slip will open on your screen.
Finally, be sure to take a printout of it.

Exam Date
SSC will conduct Paper-2 at various examination centers on December 14, 2025. Paper 2 will consist of questions worth 200 marks. The examination will be conducted for two hours. It will be a descriptive type of paper. A total of 457 candidates will be appointed through this recruitment process.

Salary Details
Candidates selected in this examination will be provided a monthly salary according to their post. Junior Hindi Translators will receive a monthly salary ranging from Rs. 35,400 to Rs. 1,12,400, Senior Translators will receive a monthly salary ranging from Rs. 44,900 to Rs. 1,42,400, and Sub-Inspector Hindi Translators will receive a monthly salary ranging from Rs. 35,400 to Rs. 1,12,400. All candidates are advised to visit the official SSC website regularly for more information regarding the admit card.

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