DSSSB has activated e‑admit cards for computer‑based tests scheduled from October 27 to December 5, 2026. Candidates should download today, verify city, date, shift, and personal details, and plan travel early. The window covers multiple post codes across departments, with shift and gate timings printed on each card. Keep a soft copy and two prints.
Who is covered? The notice spans Data Entry Operator, Junior Law Officer, Information Technology Assistant Grade‑A, and Junior Scientific Assistant specialisations. Teaching posts include Trained Graduate Teacher (Computer Science) under post code 41/26 on several late‑November dates. Always match your application’s post code with the schedule before booking travel or accommodation.
DSSSB admit card download steps and first-time login tip
Visit the DSSSB online portal, open Generate or Print e‑Admit Card, and log in using your application number and password or date of birth. Many first‑time users report the default password equals their date of birth; update it after logging in. Download the PDF and print on A4 with the photo clearly visible.
What to verify on your DSSSB e-admit card
Cross‑check name, photograph, post code, application number, examination city, centre address, date, shift, reporting time, and gate‑closing time. If anything appears incorrect or missing, contact the DSSSB helpdesk at 011‑22378382 during 09:30 am–06:00 pm on working days. Save screenshots or emails as proof of your query, and carry printed copies to the centre.
Reporting rules, ID checklist and shift timings
Officials state: “Candidate should bring original E‑Admit Card and Original valid Government Photo ID proof having the date of birth as printed on the E‑Admit Card.” Carry two recent passport photographs. Reach strictly at the reporting time; frisking uses metal detectors. Entry after gate‑closing is not permitted. Follow the exact shift printed on your card.
PwD, scribe and prohibited items
Persons with benchmark disability using a scribe must carry the approved scribe form, disability certificate, and original IDs for both. Leave prohibited items at home: mobile phones, watches, Bluetooth devices, calculators, stationery, metal jewellery, handbags, and cameras. Choose simple clothing without metal accessories to speed frisking and avoid preventable hassles at security.
Name or photo mismatch—what to do today
If your name or date of birth differs from the ID, carry the original supporting document and two identical photos, and alert the invigilator at entry. If the admit card is not visible, recheck your application number under Status on the portal, clear cache, then escalate through the helpline without delay. Travel only after verifying the shift.
