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SSC Stenographer Syllabus & Exam Pattern

SSC Stenographer Syllabus & Exam Pattern — reference from Staff Selection Commission (SSC), with the direct official link. The pattern below is taken from the most recent official notification. If it is revised, the new notice appears on this page automatically.

SSC Stenographer exam pattern

Computer Based Examination

Subject / sectionQuestionsMarks
General Intelligence & Reasoning5050
General Awareness5050
English Language & Comprehension100100

2 hours · 0.25 mark deducted per wrong answer

Skill test in stenography (qualifying)

Subject / sectionQuestionsMarks
Grade C100 words per minute—
Grade D80 words per minute—

Dictation for 10 minutes, then transcription on computer

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About SSC Stenographer

SSC Stenographer recruits Stenographer Grade C (Group B) and Grade D (Group C) for central ministries and departments. Candidates need to have passed Class 12.

Selection process

  1. Computer Based Examination
  2. Skill test in stenography (dictation and transcription)
  3. Document verification
  4. Final merit list

How to get the official SSC Stenographer Syllabus & Exam Pattern

  1. Open the latest official notification for the exam — it goes straight to Staff Selection Commission (SSC)'s own website.
  2. The syllabus and scheme of examination are printed inside the notification PDF, usually as an annexure near the end.
  3. Check the number of questions, marks, time and negative marking against the table on this page — if the notification differs, the notification is correct.
  4. Save the PDF. Commissions do revise patterns between cycles, so re-check it every time a new notification is issued.

Latest syllabus & exam pattern notices

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What is the exam pattern of SSC Stenographer?
Computer Based Examination: General Intelligence & Reasoning (50 questions, 50 marks); General Awareness (50 questions, 50 marks); English Language & Comprehension (100 questions, 100 marks). 2 hours · 0.25 mark deducted per wrong answer.
Is there negative marking in SSC Stenographer?
Computer Based Examination: 2 hours · 0.25 mark deducted per wrong answer. Skill test in stenography (qualifying): Dictation for 10 minutes, then transcription on computer.
Where can I download the official SSC Stenographer syllabus PDF?
The syllabus is printed inside the official notification issued by Staff Selection Commission (SSC). Open the latest notification from this page — it links straight to the official website. ExamChowk does not host copies of official documents.
What is the selection process for SSC Stenographer?
Computer Based Examination; Skill test in stenography (dictation and transcription); Document verification; Final merit list. Each stage is qualifying for the next, and the final merit list is published by Staff Selection Commission (SSC).

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