SSC JHT Result 2026: 532 Recommended in First Allocation, Verification on 18 November

The Staff Selection Commission has declared the SSC JHT Result 2026 on 5 November 2026. In the First Round of Tentative Allocation for the Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2025, SSC has provisionally recommended 532 candidates for Identification Verification. The list is on ssc.gov.in.

The date that matters now is 18 November 2026, when the Sliding Process and Identification Verification take place at the concerned Regional Offices. Candidates can download verification slips from 13 November 2026 at 5 PM.

SSC JHT Result 2026 at a glance

Being on the list is not the same as being selected

This is the part candidates most often get wrong, so the notice says it plainly. The 532 names form a tentative allocation, not a final result. SSC picked them from 2,724 candidates who submitted post preferences, on merit cum preference and performance in Paper 1 and Paper 2. Marks of shortlisted and non shortlisted candidates will come only after the final result.

SSC has withheld seven results and debarred or rejected four candidatures. That leaves 532 people who now have one job: turn up on 18 November with their documents and prove they are who the list says they are.

The category split adds up exactly to the total. The notice recommends 228 Unreserved, 137 OBC, 82 SC, 47 EWS and 38 ST candidates. OBC takes the largest reserved share, and the five numbers add up to 532 exactly, which is a quick check that the table in the notice is internally consistent.

18 November is the real deadline, not 5 November

The Sliding Process and Identification Verification will be held physically at the cities of the concerned Regional Offices on 18 November 2026. SSC is blunt about what happens if you skip it. A provisionally recommended candidate who does not attend will be treated as absent and will not be considered for the final result. No second date is mentioned anywhere in the notice.

The slip download opens at 5 PM on 13 November, not at midnight and not on the morning of the 13th, so checking early will show nothing. Download it by logging in through the designated login module on ssc.gov.in, then read the Regional Office city printed on it instead of guessing. The verification happens where SSC says it happens, and the slip is the only document that tells you where that is.

That slip matters twice over. It is your entry pass for the verification, and it confirms the city you must travel to. Candidates from far off states should plan travel the moment the slip is in hand, because 18 November leaves no room for a missed train or a wrong city. The notice gives no provision for appearing at a different Regional Office, so the city on the slip is final.

One more detail from the notice deserves attention. The allocation is tentative, and the sliding process exists because posts can still move between candidates on merit before the final list freezes. A name on the 5 November list can still change its post, which is why SSC calls this a first round and not a result in the ordinary sense. Treat the post code against your roll number as provisional until the final result.

How to check the SSC JHT FRTA result

Go to ssc.gov.in and open the Result section under Quick Links. The top entry dated 5 November 2026 is the SSC JHT FRTA result, the list of candidates in roll number order provisionally shortlisted for the posts SHT, ST, JTO, JHT, JT and SIHT in CRPF. The roll number list runs to 12 pages.

The same page carries the notice board entry with the full write up, Notice No. HQ-C11017/3/2025-C-1, which runs to seven pages and carries the post wise table and the verification instructions. Read that write up once, even if your roll number is on the list.

Search the roll number list for your number. If it is there, note the post code against it, then download your verification slip on or after 13 November at 5 PM and plan travel to your Regional Office city for 18 November.

Do not mix this up with the JHT 2026 cycle

The result declared on 5 November 2026 belongs to the Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2025, not the 2026 cycle. Check the examination year printed on the notice before you act on anything.

Hindi translator posts also appear in railway recruitment. The RRB Isolated Categories notification, CEN 09/2026, carries 79 Junior Translator in Hindi posts out of its 191 vacancies, and that window stays open till 4 December 2026.

Check your name on ssc.gov.in today, download the slip on 13 November, and be at your Regional Office on 18 November. The list got you this far. Showing up is what finishes it.

Sources & verification: SSC notice HQ-C11017/3/2025-C-1 dated 5 November 2026 and the FRTA roll number list, both read on ssc.gov.in on 7 November 2026.