The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) will publish the official SSC Stenographer Notification 2025 on 29th July 2025, announcing 2,006 vacancies for Grade C and D posts. This notification will provide complete details about the recruitment process. Candidates can refer to last year’s SSC Stenographer Notification PDF by clicking the link below to review the details before the new notification is made available on www.ssc.gov.in.
| SSC Stenographer 2025- Exam Summary | |
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Exam Conducting Body |
Staff Selection Commission (SSC)
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Exam Name |
SSC Stenographer 2025
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Posts |
Grade C & D Stenographers
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Vacancies |
To be notified
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Category |
Govt Jobs |
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Application Mode |
Online |
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Online Registration |
29th July to 21st August 2025
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Selection Process |
Written Exam and Skill Test
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Salary |
Rs. 21700- 69100 (Pay Level 3) |
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Job Location |
Delhi NCR |
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Official website |
https://delhipolice.gov.in/ |
The SSC Stenographer Notification 2025 is set to be released on 29th July 2025, providing all the necessary details about the recruitment process. The online application window will also open on the same day, allowing candidates to apply. The exam is scheduled to take place between October and November 2025. Check the table below for the complete exam schedule.
| Particulars | Dates |
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SSC Stenographer Notification 2025 Release Date |
29th July 2025
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SSC Stenographer Apply Online 2025 Starts |
29th July 2025
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Last date for registration |
21st August 2025 (11 pm)
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Last date for making online fee payment |
22nd August 2025 (11 pm)
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Date of ‘Window for Application Form Correction’ &
online payment of Correction Charges |
— |
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SSC Stenographer Application Status 2025 |
— |
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SSC Stenographer Admit Card 2025 |
— |
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SSC Stenographer Grade C and D Exam Date 2025 |
October-November 2025
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The total number of vacancies for SSC Stenographer Group C and Group D posts will be announced with the release of the SSC Stenographer Notification 2025. In the previous recruitment cycle, 2,000 vacancies were filled through the SSC Stenographer Exam. A detailed analysis of past vacancy trends is provided below.
| Year | Grade C | Grade D |
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2024 |
2006 |
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2023 |
93 |
1114 |
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2022 |
398 |
3571 |
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2021 |
473 |
991 |
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2020 |
85 |
757 |
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2019 |
15 |
442 |
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2018 |
472 |
991 |
| Particulars | Eligibility | Relaxations |
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Nationality |
Candidates must be citizens of India |
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Education Qualification |
10+2 (Senior Secondary) from a recognized school board |
– Relaxation to 11th pass for roles like Bandsmen, drivers, etc.
– Sons of serving, retired, deceased police personnel can apply with 11th pass qualification. |
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Age limit |
Minimum Age: 18 years
Maximum Age: 25 years |
– SC/ST: Up to 5 years
– OBC: Up to 3 years – Sportsmen (National/International level): Up to 5 years – Departmental candidates (Delhi Police): Up to 40 years (General), 43 years (OBC), 45 years (SC/ST) – Sons of serving/retired/deceased police personnel/Multi-Tasking Staff of Delhi Police: Up to 29 years |
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Essential Requirement |
Candidate must possess a valid driving license for LMV (Motorcycle or Car) for the post of Const. (Exe.) Male in Delhi Police as on the date of PE&MT. A learner license is not acceptable. |
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Delhi Police (DP) is set to conduct the examination nationwide in a Computer-Based Examination format. The online test, available in both Hindi and English, will cover the following key points:
These criteria will be applied to shortlist candidates by category for participation in the Physical Test.
| Section | No. of Questions | Maximum Marks | Duration |
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Reasoning |
25 |
25 |
A cumulative time of 90 minutes |
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General Knowledge/Current Affairs |
50 |
50 |
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Numerical Ability |
15 |
15 |
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Computer Fundamentals, MS Excel, MS Word, Communication, Internet, WWW and Web Browsers etc. |
10 |
10 |
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Total |
100 |
100 |
The examination will assess candidates’ logical thinking and analytical skills, focusing primarily on non-verbal questions. This section may encompass inquiries related to analogies, identifying similarities and differences, spatial visualization, understanding spatial orientation, recalling visual information, making distinctions, drawing conclusions from observations, understanding relationship concepts, using numerical reasoning, and classifying figures. It may also include tasks like solving arithmetic number series, non-verbal series, and tackling coding and decoding challenges.
This part of the examination will feature questions that cover various topics related to mathematics. These may involve Number Systems, Calculations involving Whole Numbers, Decimals, and Fractions, as well as the relationships between different numbers. Additionally, it will assess your proficiency in fundamental mathematical operations, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. You can also expect questions on percentages, ratio and proportion, averages, interest calculations, profit and loss analysis, discounts, measurements, time and distance calculations, as well as solving problems related to ratios, time, and work, among others.
The General Knowledge/Current Affairs syllabus aims to assess a candidate’s overall awareness of their surroundings, including knowledge of current events and everyday observations from a scientific perspective, which is expected of any educated individual.
The questions will cover topics related to India and its neighboring countries, with a focus on areas like sports, history, culture, geography, the Indian economy, general politics, the Indian Constitution, scientific research, and more. These questions are designed to be general in nature and do not require specialized knowledge in any particular field.
The questions will cover topics related to India and its neighboring countries, with a focus on areas like sports, history, culture, geography, the Indian economy, general politics, the Indian Constitution, scientific research, and more. These questions are designed to be general in nature and do not require specialized knowledge in any particular field.
The examination will assess candidates’ knowledge in various computer-related topics, including:
Word Processing: This includes understanding Word Processing Basics, managing documents (Opening and closing Documents), creating and formatting text, and using presentation features.
MS Excel: Candidates should be familiar with the Elements of a Spreadsheet, editing cells, and working with functions and formulas.
Communication: Basic knowledge of E-mail, including sending and receiving emails, and familiarity with related functions.
Internet, WWW, and Web Browsers: This section covers topics like the Internet, its services, understanding URLs, HTTP, FTP, Web sites, Blogs, various Web Browsing Software, Search Engines, Chat applications, Video conferencing, and e-Banking.
These questions aim to gauge your proficiency in these computer-related areas and do not require specialized expertise in the field.
