AAI recruitment enters its exam week as Manager and Junior Executive admit cards go live. Computer‑based tests are scheduled on October 21 and October 26. With travel plans set, candidates should verify hall‑ticket particulars now, especially post code, exam city, and shift. Fire Services applicants must also review physical measurement and endurance rules before packing.
Cross‑check your name spelling, photo clarity, and signature visibility. Confirm category, date, city, post name, and post code exactly as applied. Mismatches should be escalated through the official helpline during displayed hours. After any profile correction, reprint the hall ticket. Save a clean PDF offline, then print multiple copies on plain A4.
AAI Manager/Junior Executive admit cards: what to verify before travel
Carry a clear, printed admit card, one original government photo identity document, and two recent passport photographs. Reporting and gate‑close times on the hall ticket are final. Pack only basic stationery, no smart devices or accessories. Keep pockets light for frisking, and store valuables at home. Read venue‑specific notes printed below the barcode.
CBT on Oct 21 and Oct 26: shift, reporting and gate‑close rules
Check the exact shift, test duration, and seat row on your admit card. Aim to reach the centre early to navigate queues, verification, and frisking. Gate‑close is enforced without exceptions, so plan buffer time for traffic. If your city changed, adjust tickets today and screenshot all booking confirmations.
Fire Services PMT rules: measurements, endurance tests and dress code
Fire Services applicants should expect measurements and endurance tasks listed on the hall ticket. Arrive in a plain T‑shirt with shorts or track pants and sports shoes. Spikes, gloves, jewellery, and smartwatches are disallowed. Tie long hair securely. Hydrate well and warm up responsibly, following invigilator guidance and venue safety instructions.
Post codes and exam city: how to confirm allocation correctly
Match the post code printed on your admit card with your application summary. Some post codes may run on different dates or shifts, so trust the hall ticket over social chatter. Recheck the test city and centre landmark. Keep a paper copy of your application form inside your travel folder.
Admit card download issues: portal tips and helpline timings
Use off‑peak hours, log out and back in, and try a desktop browser. Clear cache, disable pop‑up blockers, and reprint after profile edits. If the PDF mismatches your profile, regenerate it. Note helpline numbers and timings on the portal, record ticket numbers, and preserve email acknowledgements for any escalation.
With October 21 approaching, finalise travel, print backups, and pack documents tonight. Keep the admit card, original ID, and two photos ready near the entry gate. Fire Services candidates should carry approved attire and follow PMT instructions strictly. Trust only your hall ticket for city, shift, and timings, and avoid last‑minute surprises.
