SSC CHT 2024 scorecard out on ssc.gov.in; merit list released for SI Delhi Police 2022

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has uploaded the marks of the Combined Hindi Translators (CHT) paper 2 along with allocation details. Candidates who appeared for the SSC CHT exam 2024 can download their scorecard through the official website at ssc.gov.in.

Candidates are required to enter their registration number and password to log in and download the SSC CHT 2024 scorecard. The SSC CHT 2024 final result was declared on July 25, 2025. The exam was conducted to fill a total of 272 Hindi translator posts.

“In order to ensure greater transparency in the examination system, and in the interest of the candidates, the Commission has uploaded the Marks of Paper-II, along with allocation details, of Combined Hindi Translators Examination, 2024 on the website of the Commission (https://ssc.gov.in/) on 27.08.2025 (06:00 PM),” the official notice said.

The notice further states that the SSC CHT 2024 marks will be available for download and printing till September 12, 2025, 6 pm. After this date and time, SSC will not be providing access to the scorecards. The commission has advised candidates to take a printout of their scorecard for future reference.

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SSC SI Delhi Police Exam 2022: 423 ESM candidates listed

In a separate notice, SSC has issued the merit list for Ex-Servicemen (ESM) candidates who appeared in the Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) exam, 2022. The merit list includes 423 ESM candidates, covering both the General and Special categories.

Candidates can access all details and download relevant documents from the SSC website ssc.gov.in. This step follows the directive of the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Principal Bench, New Delhi.

The CAT order dated September 4, 2024, was issued in response to the Original Application (OA No. 1488/2024) filed by Sharvan Kumar (Roll No. 2406003944). Sharvan Kumar, a candidate of the SI examination, had approached the tribunal seeking redressal regarding the ESM merit list. The tribunal directed SSC to revise and upload the merit list in accordance with the applicable rules.