The Staff Selection Commission has officially published the tentative vacancy distribution for the Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2026. This announcement provides a preliminary insight into the staffing requirements across various central government ministries and departments. With a total of 303 positions identified, this recruitment drive aims to fill critical language-based roles that support administrative and operational functions within the government framework.
Securing a position through this examination offers candidates a stable career path within the central government with competitive pay scales. These roles provide significant exposure to diverse government functions and the opportunity to contribute to the administrative efficiency of the nation.
| Category | Vacancies |
|---|---|
| UR | 156 |
| SC | 37 |
| ST | 15 |
| OBC | 75 |
| EWS | 20 |
| Total | 303 |
The selection process for the Combined Hindi Translators Examination typically involves a multi-stage assessment. Candidates will first undergo a written examination consisting of objective and descriptive papers to test their proficiency in Hindi and English language and translation skills.
Following the written test, successful candidates will be called for document verification. Final selection is based on the merit list prepared after evaluating performance in the written examination and meeting all eligibility criteria set by the commission.
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