SSC Stenographer

The Staff Selection Commission Stenographer Grade C and D Examination is a prestigious national-level recruitment examination conducted by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) for the recruitment of stenographers in various ministries, departments, and organisations of the Government of India. The SSC Stenographer Exam is designed to assess candidates' proficiency in stenography skills, general intelligence, general awareness, and English language comprehension. This examination is conducted annually to fill vacancies for two distinct grades: Grade C (for Group 'B' Non-Gazetted posts) and Grade D (for Group 'C' posts) across central government offices. The examination consists of two stages: a Computer Based Examination (CBE) that tests candidates' knowledge of general subjects and language skills, followed by a Skill Test that evaluates stenography speed and accuracy. The Staff Selection Commission, established in 1975, is responsible for recruiting staff for various posts in ministries and departments of the Government of India and subordinate offices. The SSC Stenographer Examination is one of the most sought-after recruitment drives as it offers permanent government positions with attractive salary packages, job security, and excellent career progression opportunities. Candidates selected through this examination are posted in various central government offices located across India, including prestigious organisations such as the Prime Minister's Office, Cabinet Secretariat, Ministry of Home Affairs, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Defence, and numerous other ministries and departments. The posts offer opportunities for career advancement, periodic promotions, and transfers to different departments based on administrative requirements. The examination attracts lakhs of applicants each year, making it highly competitive. The total marks for the Computer Based Examination are 200, whilst the Skill Test is qualifying in nature but crucial for final selection.