SSC CHT 2025 answer key, response sheets for paper 1; challenge window open till September 7
Vikas Kumar Pandit | September 4, 2025 | 06:55 PM IST | 2 mins read
SSC CHT Answer Key 2025: Candidates will have to pay a fee of Rs 50 per question for each challenge, which has been reduced from the earlier Rs 100. Download the response sheet at ssc.gov.in.
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Subscribe NowThe Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has issued the provisional answer keys for the Combined Hindi Translators Examination, 2025 Paper 1 today, September 4. Candidates can download the SSC CHT 2025 paper 1 answer key through the official website at ssc.gov.in.
The commission has also released the candidates' response sheets along with the SSC CHT 2025 answer key. Candidates are required to enter their registration number and password to log in and download the SSC CHT 2025 answer key and response sheet. The computer-based SSC CHT 2025 exam was conducted on August 12 across various exam centres in the country.
Candidates who are not satisfied with the answer key can raise objections by September 7 through the official website. Candidates are required to pay a fee of Rs 50 per question, reduced from the earlier fee of Rs 100 for each challenge.
“Representations received after 07.09.2025 (06:00 PM) shall not be entertained under any circumstances. Candidates may take a printout of their respective Response Sheets, as the same shall not be available after the above-specified time limit,” the commission said.
SSC CHT 2025 response sheet details and colour coding
Upon login, candidates will be able to view their complete response sheet, which includes details such as roll number, name, exam name, post name, exam date, test time, centre name, and a list of attempted questions. As per the official notice, the commission has used a colour-coded system for easier understanding:
- Green: Correct answer selected by the candidate
- Red: Incorrect answer selected by the candidate
- Yellow: Correct answer for the respective question
- Grey: Question not attempted
Also read SSC CGL 2025 tier 1 exam from September 12; admit card soon on ssc.gov.in
How to challenge SSC CHT 2025 answer key?
Candidates can follow the steps given below to challenge the SSC CHT 2025 answer key.
- Visit the official website at ssc.gov.in.
- Login using your registration number and password.
- Open the link for “Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2025 – Tentative Answer Key”.
- Check your response sheet and the tentative answer key displayed on the screen.
- Click on “Click Here to Challenge Question” to proceed.
- Select the question you want to challenge from the list shown.
- Choose the type of complaint from the dropdown menu.
- Enter your grievance or explanation in the complaint text box.
- Upload a supporting scanned image/document, if required.
- Pay the prescribed fee through the available online payment mode.
- Click on “Submit Question” to complete the objection process.
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