SSC JHT 2025 Exam Underway; Know When Answer Key will be Released?
The SSC JHT 2025 exam is being held in two shifts today. As per the SSC JHT exam timings, the CBT 1 tier 1 paper will be concluded at 5 PM. After the exam ends, the officials are expected to soon release the SSC JHT 2025 answer key. Check updates here
SSC JHT 2025 Exam Underway
SSC JHT Exam 2025: The Staff Selection Commission is conducting the SSC JHT CBT paper 1 today, August 12, 2025, to fill 437 translator and Hindi-related posts. As per the schedule, the SSC JHT exam is conducted in two shifts: 10 to 12 PM and 3 to 5 PM. Candidates are advised to reach the SSC JHT 2025 exam centre at least two hours before the commencement of the tier 1 paper.
With the conclusion of the exam, candidates who appeared will be awaiting for the SSC JHT provisional answer key 2025. As per past trends, the provisional SSC JHT 2025 answer key is expected to be released in mid- to late August, though no fixed date has been announced yet.
When to Expect SSC JHT 2025 Answer Key Release?
As per the usual SSC timelines, the JHT answer key is expected to be released within a week after the exam. Various sources indicate that candidates can expect SSC JHT 2025 answer key to be available soon after the exam concludes. While the officials have not yet announced an exact date, the provisional SSC JHT answer key is likely to be published between mid and late August 2025.
Once released, candidates can download SSC JHT 2025 answer key along with their response sheets from the official SSC portal. They need to log in using their roll number or registration credentials to download the SSC JHT answer key pdf online.
What Should Candidates Do Next After SSC JHT Tier 1 Exam 2025 Concludes?
After the exam concludes, many coaching institutes can release the unofficial SSC JHT answer key. However, candidates should regularly check the official website for updates under the “Answer Key” section and download it once it is available. If any discrepancies are found, they can submit objections and ensure the challenges are submitted within the given timeframe.
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SSC JHT answer key is released few days after the exam is conducted. The answer key is released online and candidates can download it by logging with user ID and password. The provisional answer key is released so that candidates can raise objections if they have any doubt. The final answer key is released after examining the objections submitted by candidates.
After downloading the answer key, candidates should compare their responses with the same. While going through the answer key, if candidates are not satisfied with the answer of any question, they can challenge it as per the format prescribed by SSC. The steps to raise objections are given below:
- Log on to the official website
- Click on the answer key notification link available on the home page
- A PDF will open
- At the bottom of the PDF, candidates will find the SSC JHT answer key link
- Enter user ID and password
- Go to the tab for raising objections
- Mark the answer/question against which candidates want to raise objection along with the reason
- Pay fee of INR 100 per question/answer in online mode
- Submit the challenges
- Before raising an objection, go through the answer key and question paper carefully
- Objections once submitted cannot be changed
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Once the objection deadline is closed, the objections submitted by candidates is reviewed by the subject-matter experts. If the objections are found to be correct, the examination authority revises the answers and publish the final answer key. On the basis of the final answer key, SSC JHT result is calculated. SSC use normalisation of marks to calculate the scores. This is done to adjust any variation in the difficulty level of the question papers across various shifts.