Declared! UPSSSC Stenographer Result 2019 out @upsssc.gov.in: How to check


Announced! UPSSSC Stenographer Result 2019 Out @ upsssc.gov.in: How to Check
Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Service Selection Commission (UPSSSC) has declared the results of stenographer examination 2019 on the official website, for which the link is upsssc.gov.in.

UPSSSC Stenographer Result 2019: Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Service Selection Commission (UPSSSC) has declared results of stenographer examination 2019. All the candidates can see the UPSSSC Stenographer Results 2019 on the official website for which the link is upsssc.gov.in.

It should be noted that UPSSSC issued notification for recruitment of 352 posts of stenographer under UPSSSC stenographer examination 2019. The written examination was conducted in the month of March 2019. Successful candidates will have to enter the next round. The selection process is a typing and skill test. A total of 3707 candidates have been declared eligible for the next round.


UPSSSC Stenographer Results 2019: How to Check

1. Log on to UPSSSC's official website upsssc.gov.in.

2. On the homepage, click here to see the written test results for the post of stenographer under the ible Advanced 2ible Examination 2016.

3. Enter 'Candidate Registration Number War' or 'Candidate Roll Number War'

4. Upon submitting the same, UPSSSC stenographer result 2019 will be displayed on screen

5. Download it and print it out


UPSSSC Stenographer Results 2019: Total Candidates Eligible

According to the reports, a total of 3707 candidates have qualified for the post of stenographer for the written examination result.


About UPSSC:

Initially, the State Government of Uttar Pradesh established a Subordinate Service Selection Board in 1988 through an Ordinance, which was later passed by the Act No. 1 of 1988. 7, for all recruitment of all such groups 'C' posts, which can be specified by this. State Government by notification in this regard. The Board was allowed to consider the request of any authority, government company or corporation, under which the government was owned or controlled by the government for recruitment on its posts. The board was a corporate entity other than the government.