SSC Stenographer Result 2025: Check Result PDF at ssc.gov.in

Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has declared SSC Stenographer Group C & D Result 2025 in a PDF format for the CBT stage, which was conducted on August 6-8, 2025. In total, 31,080 candidates (8,624 for Grade C and 22,456 for Grade D) have been shortlisted. The result PDF contains the list of roll numbers (across all categories) of candidates who cleared the CBT and are therefore eligible for the next step, the Stenography skill test. In SSC Stenographer exam 2025, candidates who qualify for the Skill test will proceed to Document Verification (DV).

Details Mentioned in SSC Stenographer Result 2025

SSC Stenographer 2025 Result PDF contains important details that help candidates verify their qualification status and eligibility for the next stage. The details that are mentioned in the result PDF are given below:

• Record Number
• Roll Number
• Candidate Name
• Father’s Name (FNAME)
• Mother’s Name (MNAME)
• Category Columns (CAT1, CAT2, CAT3), which represent category-wise information/codes associated with the candidate
• Name of the exam: “STENOGRAPHER GRADE 'C' & 'D' EXAM, 2025.”

SSC Stenographer Scorecard 2025

SSC Stenographer 2025 Scorecard will be released by SSC after a few days on its official website. The scorecard will be released for all candidates who appeared in cBT on August 6-8, 2025. It will contain the candidate’s marks in the Computer-Based Test, section-wise scores, normalised marks, and qualifying status. It will also include personal details such as roll number, category, and exam shift information.

Once SSC Stenographer result 2025 is released, qualified candidates take their Stenography Skill Test, where their shorthand and transcription abilities are evaluated. Those who clear the skill test will appear for the Document Verification (DV), where SSC verifies eligibility, educational certificates, category documents, and identity proofs. After DV, SSC prepares the final merit list based on CBT performance, skill-test qualification, and category-wise vacancies.