SSC CHSL 2025 Exam Date, City Allotted; Register for Own-Scribe Facility till November 8

SSC CHSL 2025 tier 1 exam city intimation slip has been released. Candidates can check their allotted city, shift timings and other details at official website. Check details here 

SSC CHSL 2025 Exam Date, City Allotted

Staff Selection Commission released SSC CHSL exam city intimation slip for tier 1 examination. SSC CHSL 2025 exam city slip includes details about allotted examination date, shift timings and city. Candidates need to log in through official SSC website: ssc.gov.in to view their allotted SSC CHSL 2025 exam city. They have to use their login credentials registration number and password to download SSC CHSL 2025 allotment slip. 

Those who did not select a slot have been assigned their exam city, date, and shift based on availability. Most have been allotted a city from their preferences. Also, candidates who did not receive a preferred exam city can submit their representation via feedback portal on SSC website by November 8, 2025 (11:00 PM). The Commission may re-allocate exam cities if slots are available.

Candidates who selected ‘slot selection’ option have been allotted their preferred exam city and date, wherever possible. However, due to some logistical reasons, a few candidates have been assigned a different shift while keeping the same city. Those who chose an ‘alternate city of exam’ have been allotted cities according to their preferences as far as possible.

Important Update for Own Scribe Candidates

All candidates using own scribe facility must complete fresh registration for their scribes on official website, as earlier registrations have been cancelled. Scribe registration is now linked with Aadhaar authentication, making it mandatory for all scribes to register afresh.

Candidates must submit their scribe’s registration number to get a Scribe Entry Pass. Scribe mapping can be done till November 8, 2025 (11:00 PM). Only candidates who successfully map their scribe will receive the entry pass. The Commission has also updated the maximum permissible age limit for scribes as per the revised policy. All other scribe-related guidelines remain unchanged.