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SSC CHSL Tier 2, JE Paper 2 2025: City Slip and Admit Card Dates Released; Scribe Registration Manda
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SSC CHSL Tier 2, JE Paper 2 2025: City Slip and Admit Card Dates Released; Scribe Registration Manda

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The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the schedule for city intimation slips and admit cards for the Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL) Tier 2 and Junior Engineer (JE) Paper 2 examinations for 2025. According to official updates, the CHSL Tier 2 city intimation slips will be accessible from April 1, 2026, while the JE Paper 2 city slips will be available from March 27, 2026. These intimation slips are crucial for candidates as they provide details about exam city, venue, and related instructions.

For candidates opting for their own scribe, fresh Aadhaar-based registration is mandatory. The registration process helps SSC verify eligibility and ensure that scribe assistance is provided to candidates with disabilities or special needs in accordance with examination guidelines. Candidates are advised to complete scribe registration within the prescribed dates to avoid any last-minute issues on the day of the examination.

The CHSL Tier 2 exam is the second stage of the recruitment process for posts such as Lower Division Clerk, Data Entry Operator, and Postal Assistant/Sorting Assistant. The Tier 2 paper typically includes objective-type questions evaluating candidates’ language proficiency and comprehension skills. The JE Paper 2 exam, conducted for recruitment in civil, mechanical, and electrical engineering streams, tests candidates’ technical knowledge and problem-solving abilities relevant to the respective engineering disciplines.

City intimation slips are an important part of the SSC examination process. They inform candidates about the exact exam centre location, reporting time, and other essential instructions such as document verification procedures. Candidates must carry a printout of their city slip along with a valid photo ID on the day of the examination. Failing to do so may lead to denial of entry to the exam hall.

SSC has urged candidates to regularly check the official SSC website for updates regarding city slips, admit cards, and examination instructions. All applicants are advised to follow the guidelines meticulously, including COVID-19 safety protocols if still applicable, to ensure smooth conduct of the exams.

In addition to city slip release, SSC also emphasizes that candidates should review their personal details, educational qualifications, and contact information in their applications to ensure accuracy before appearing for the exams. Any discrepancies must be reported immediately through official SSC communication channels.

In conclusion, the release of CHSL Tier 2 and JE Paper 2 city slips is a significant step in the 2025 SSC examination cycle. Candidates must note the dates—April 1 for CHSL Tier 2 and March 27 for JE Paper 2—and complete all scribe-related registration where applicable. Proper preparation and adherence to official instructions will ensure a smooth examination experience for all aspirants.