Q. What is an SSC JHT?
Staff Selection Commission (SSC) conducts the exams for the position of the Junior Hindi Translators in the various department of the government in the Subordinate offices which includes Railway Board. Central Secretariat Official Language Service, Armed Forces Headquarters and many more. There are other two posts as well which is Senior Hindi Translator in different departments.
Roles and Responsibilities

The roles and responsibilities of such a post are almost similar in a variety of governmental departments.

The main task is to convert all the official government documents into the Hindi Language.

The other responsibilities include the proper maintenance of the Hindi documents or any other work assigned the superior authority of the Junior Hindi Translator.

The roles of the Hindi Pradhyapak consist of coordinating with the officers in order to organize various workshops related to Hindi language and they are also appointed as teaching officers for the Hindi Teaching Scheme.

Salary and Perks The position of the Hindi Translator are well paid and with the addition of tremendous perks such as house rent allowance, transport allowance, dearness allowance and many more.
Due to the implementation of the 7th Pay Commission, their salaries have been increased even more.
Work Timings The work timings of the particular position are totally dependent upon the different departments.
If you possess the great language skill set then you should apply for this position. The candidates can also apply if they great proficiency in the English language as well. The promotion of the Junior Translator can be leveled upon to the position of the director in the respected department.

Q. What are the steps to apply for SSC JHT job?
Junior Hindi Translator, (JHT) exam is conducted by the Staff Selection Commission for the various governmental position. We have described all the roles and responsibility, salary, perks and many more in this answer.

Q. How do I prepare for the SSC JHT descriptive paper?
Junior Hindi Translator, (JHT) exam is conducted by the Staff Selection Commission for the various governmental position. We have described all the roles and responsibility, salary, perks and many more in this answer.
Exam Pattern We assume that if a candidate is well versed with the exam pattern, then there are high chances to score good marks. So, here is the exam pattern of JHT. The exam is divided into two papers.
Paper I (Objective) and Paper II (Descriptive)
Paper I
Paper II How to write a Perfect Essay in JHT exam
A proper format is designed to write a good essay which can help you score maximum marks during the exam. It is important to divide your thoughts into the below topics before writing an essay as it will depict better understanding for the examiner.
a) Introduction: Start with a decent line or asking a question will create an interest among the reader.
b) Background: Always include the background or history related story in the essay for better clarification.
c) Main Concept: After describing the history, come back to the main point and try to explain the main objective of the essay.
d) Current happening: Once you explained the subject, try to relate it with your current situation which will make it relatable.
e) Advantages and Disadvantages: Every coin has two sides. If there are advantages, then there will be disadvantages. Try to explain everything.
f) Examples: Explaining the scenario will a good example will help you achieve brownie points.
g) Conclusion: Concluding your topic with a solution or just summarizing your essay will give a better structure to the essay.
Preparation Tips for Paper II (Descriptive Paper)

Prepare a feasible time table for the descriptive paper.

Devote at least 4-5 hours for the preparation of the essay.

You need to be really consistent with the practice of essay and translation paper.

Try to read the editorial of the newspaper, business magazines and featured stories in English and Hindi in order to get an idea for the formation of the sentences and great placement of vocabulary and grammar.

Try to write essays on online platforms which will not only ensure the correct formation of sentences but also helps to build your typing speed as well.

Evaluate your translation skills by translating English to Hindi and vice versa every day.

Best Books for JHT Paper- II

SSC Junior Translators Exam Guide by R Gupta’s

SSC Junior Translator/ Junior Hindi Translator Exam Guide by Vidya Editorial Board

Senior/Junior Hindi Translators Examination by Dr. Lal and Jain

SSC Junior Translator/Junior Hindi Translator by Arihant Experts

Q. What is the qualification to become a translator or an interpreter in embassies
In order to become a translator or an interpreter, it is important to have proficiency in at least two languages. Having a degree in relevant languages will help to build a career in the translator or interpreter domain.
Here are the roles and responsibilities of the Translator (For JHT)

Ability to convert in Hindi to English and vice versa

Able to compile the technical terms as well as glossaries in both the languages

Can read, write and speak both English and Hindi Language

Ability to render the spoken messages from English to Hindi and vice versa.

Apply for JHT exam Junior Hindi Translator exam is conducted by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) to work for the various government department. In order to pass this exam, the candidate should be eligible for giving the exam. You can check out the eligibility criteria for Junior Hindi Translator (Splessons's answer to What are the steps to apply for SSC JHT job?)
Qualification for applying in JHT Exam In order to apply for the position of the JHT exam, every candidate is supposed to have these four education qualifications. 1. Post graduation degree from a recognized college or university either in Hindi or English subject with a Hindi or English subject as a compulsory subject of the course. 2. A proper certification or Diploma in translation course from Hindi to English or vice versa or two years of experience in translation in the central or state government offices. 3. Bachelor or Post Graduate degree with English and Hindi as main subjects. 4. Two or more years of experience in Hindi teaching at Senior Secondary Level under state or central government or any recognized institute. You can check below for more answers on the topic of Junior Hindi Translator Exam. Splessons's answer to What is an SSC JHT? Splessons's answer to How do I prepare for the SSC JHT descriptive paper? We hope this answer has cleared your most of the doubts. Best wishes! SPLessons + SPNotifier

1Q. Which book is the best to prepare for the SSC Junior Translator examination?
We have explained the examination pattern of SSC Junior Translator Examination (Splessons's answer to How do I prepare for the SSC JHT descriptive paper?) Before sharing the best books let’s check out the syllabus of the examination which will help us to find individual books on each subject.
Paper I
English The topics in the English subject include fill in the blanks, Synonyms, Antonyms, Vocabulary, Spotting errors, Correct usage of Articles, Prepositions, and verbs, Correct use of words, Sentence structure, Completion of sentences, Spelling test, Phrases and Idioms and Grammar
The syllabus of the English language is basic English that we have been reading in our primary classes. So, it is always advisable to opt for those English books in order to clear your basics. You can also follow these books as well:
English Grammar Book by Wren and Martin Advanced Grammar in Use: A Self-study Reference and Practice Book for Advanced Learners of English; with Answers by Martin Hewings Essential English Grammar by Raymond Murphy Popular English Grammar (with Hindi explanations) by H S Bhatia Competitive General English - Hindi by Think Tank of Kiran Prakashan Objective General English by S.P. Bakshi
Hindi The topics in the Hindi subject include Hindi Antonyms, Synonyms, Proverbs, Sentence formation, Grammar and basic knowledge of Hindi.
The syllabus of the Hindi language is basic Hindi that we have been reading in our primary classes. So, it is always advisable to opt for those Hindi books in order to clear your basics. You can also follow these books as well:
Idioms, Phrases & Proverbs with Hindi Meanings by H S Bhatia Adhunik Hindi Vyakaran aur Rachna(Hindi) by Dr. Vashudevnandan Prasad General Hindi and Concise Grammar – An Indispensable Guide for all Competitive Exams by Dr. Brij Kishore Prasad Singh Hindi Vyakaran by Kamta Prasad Guru Manas Hindi Grammar by Subhas Yadav
Paper II
It is a descriptive paper as it consists of Translation passages and essay. The syllabus of this paper includes two passages for translation (Hindi to English and English to Hindi), one essay in Hindi and another essay in English.
So, it is important to be proficient in Hindi and English languages in order to secure good marks. You can check out the important tips to prepare for this exam (Splessons's answer to How do I prepare for the SSC JHT descriptive paper?)
Here are the important books for translation.
SSC Junior Hindi Translator Exam by Arihant Publication SSC Translator/Pradhyapak Recruitment Exam Guide by RPH Editorial Board SSC Senior/Junior Hindi Translators Exam by Upkar's Publication Hindi To English Translator Book – Step by step guidance by SC Gupta
We hope this list of books will help you pass through the exam. All the best to the candidates.