The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has opened the application correction window for the SSC Stenographer Recruitment 2024 today, August 27. Candidates who have already registered for the SSC Stenographer Exam for Grade C and D posts now have the opportunity to make corrections to their application forms through the official website at ssc.gov.in. According to the official notice, candidates are allowed to modify their application forms twice during this window, which will remain open until August 28.

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The application correction window is going to open today, August 27, for grade C and D posts in the SSC Stenographer Exam 2024 to be held by the Staff Selection Commission. Candidates who have registered for the exam will edit the SSC Stenographer application form 2024 through the official website- ssc.gov.in.

As per the official notification, the application correction in SSC Stenographer 2024 can be done by tomorrow, i.e. August 28, through the official website. During the ‘Window for Application Form Correction,’ a candidate will be allowed to correct and resubmit their modified application twice. If a mistake has been committed in the updated application, he/she will be allowed to submit one more modified application after making needful corrections.

Candidates shall have to pay a uniform correction fee of Rs 200 against making the corrections and resubmitting the modified application for the first time. The application fee for the second correction and resubmission is Rs 500. Such corrections will attract correction charges uniformly for all candidates and under all genders and categories.

In this regard, the official notice stated “If the applicable correction charges are not received by the SSC, the status of the Application Form is shown as ‘Incomplete’ and this information is printed on the top of the Application Form printout, such application shall not be accepted and the previously submitted application will remain valid. The Commission intends to fill 2006 vacancies for the post of Grade C and D. The SSC Stenographer 2024 examination is tentatively scheduled to be held in the month of October-November.

SSC Stenographer 2024 Application Form: How to make corrections?

To make corrections in the SSC Stenographer 2024 application form, the candidates have to follow the given steps:

• Visit the official website of SSC at ssc.gov.in.
• Click the “Login” tab appearing on the homepage, showing the required credentials.
• Now, click on the link available for correction in the application form for SSC Stenographer 2024.
• Now, update the application form as per requirement.
• Verify all updated particulars and make the payment.
• Download the revised form and print a copy for future reference.

The SSC Stenographer 2024 Recruitment application correction window opens today, August 27. Candidates can make changes to their forms twice through the official SSC website before August 28. Learn how to edit and resubmit your application.

Conclusion

The SSC Stenographer Recruitment 2024 application correction window offers a valuable opportunity for candidates to rectify any mistakes in their submitted forms. With the ability to make changes twice, candidates must act quickly and accurately to avoid any discrepancies. The correction window closes on August 28, and fees are applicable for both corrections.

Candidates are urged to verify their revised forms and ensure timely submission to secure their candidacy for the 2006 vacancies available in Grade C and D posts. Remember, failure to complete the correction process could result in an incomplete application status, which may affect your eligibility for the examination.

The exam is being conducted on every Friday and Saturday from 7 March to 28 June 2025, closing date for online NATA 2025 application submission is Friday exam is 11:59 PM on every Monday from 7 March to 28 June 2025.

Similarly, deadline for NATA 2025 application submission online for Saturday exam is 11:59 PM on every Tuesday from 7 March to 28 June 2025. Link For information on important dates in connection with test and NATA 2025 application submission is here.

During that duration, the exam will be conducted on Fridays in afternoon session from 1:30 to 4:30 pm.

Students who are interested in studying graduation in architecture, can take up NATA 2025 application submission.

The brochure containing various details about NATA 2025 is also be released on the official website at the appropriate time. The official website can be accessed at ‘https://nata.in/’ to obtain the information brochure.

How to obtain the brochure

1. Candidates can type the URL ‘https://nata.in/’ in their browsers and submit them to allow the website to download.

2. Once the website is ready, candidates can click the button Nata Brochure 2025 which is located on the right hand top corner of the website.

3. Clicking the above button will open the brochure in another webpage and candidates can read the information there about NATA 2025 registration and other related topics.

Who can take up NATA 2025 application submission?

Candidates who have passed plus-two from a recognized educational institution can take up NATA 2025 application submission. It is nothing but applying for the exam.

Subjects in the plus-two must be from the science stream. Architecture aspirants have to pass plus-two with maths, physics, and chemistry as subjects.

Students who have appeared for plus-two exams and are waiting for the results or are about to appear for plus-two exams can also apply.

They have to, however, pass the exam and provide proof of it by the time of admission.

How to take up NATA 2025 application submission?

The process to undertake NATA 2025 application submission is online. Candidates have to visit the official website of the exam to submit applications.

The URL to reach it is ‘https://www.nata.in/’ and process mentioned below can be followed to apply for the exam:

1. The URL mentioned above has to be typed into the browser of the computer. The website has to be allowed to download.

2. Once the webpage is available, applicants have to click the required link for registration. Registration is to be done to obtain an account with a username and password.

3. Once the registration is done, applicants must log in with their username and password. The application form has to be filled out and submitted.

4. Post submission, candidates can obtain a confirmation message indicating successful submission.

5. Once obtained, applicants can download it and take a printout of it.

Website for NATA 2025 application submission is here

NATA 2025 Application Fee

Candidates taking up NATA 2025 application submission can pay a fee of  ₹1750 if they are from General or OBC categories.

SC/ST/EWS/PwD category candidates have to pay NATA 2025 application submission fee of ₹1250, applicants from transgender category candidates can pay  ₹1000 while taking up NATA 2025 application submission and fee for the outside India candidates is ₹15000.

Candidates seeking more information about NATA 2025 application submission, can refer the information brochure for the exam.

How to download the hall ticket?

Students who have successfully completed the process of NATA 2025 application submission alone can download hall tickets.

The dates for downloading admit cards will be informed in due course. Details will be available on the official website.

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The process to download admit cards is online, candidates have to visit the official website at ‘https://nata.in/’ and follow the process mentioned below:

1. This URL can be typed into the browser and then the webpage is to be allowed to download.

2. Once the website is available, candidates can click the link for admit card.

3. They have to enter their roll number, application number and other information and submit them to obtain the hall ticket.

After the NATA 2025 application submission

Those who have completed NATA 2025 application submission can download the hall ticket and appear for the exam.

The candidates have to pass the exam with the required qualifying marks.

Qualifying marks which are otherwise known as cutoff marks are the minimum scores candidates have to score to be eligible for the admission process.

Scores of the students in the exam have to either greater than the cutoff or equal to it.

Those who pass the exam with the required cutoff score can apply separately with educational institutions offering BArch admissions based on NATA scores.