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SSC CHSL Admit Card 2026 · Tier 1

The CHSL 2026 Tier 1 admit card (SSC calls it the Admission Certificate) is not out yet. SSC issues it online on ssc.gov.in, where you log in with your registration number and password. Here’s when to expect it, how to get it, and what to carry on exam day.

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Admit card status

Tier 1 admit card — not out yet

SSC has proposed CHSL 2026 Tier 1 for 30 November – 31 December 2026 (notice dated 1 Oct 2026). The CHSL notification says admit cards can be downloaded from the SSC website 2–3 days before the exam, and exam city and date details go up about 10 days before. Exact release dates have not been announced.

Not released · as of 12 Oct 2026

Once it’s live, download it from the official SSC portal by logging in with your registration number and password. JobSafal never hosts admit cards — always use ssc.gov.in.

Applications closed7 Oct 2026
Exam city & date detailsAbout 10 days before your exam
Tier 1 admit card2–3 days before your exam
Tier 1 exam30 Nov–31 Dec 2026 (proposed)
Overview

Admit card at a glance

Organisation
Staff Selection Commission (SSC)
Exam
SSC Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level Examination (CHSL) 2026
Document
Tier 1 Admission Certificate (admit card)
Tier 1 admit card
Not released yet — due 2–3 days before your exam
Tier 1 exam date
30 Nov–31 Dec 2026 (proposed)
Tier 2 admit card
Only for candidates who qualify Tier 1; Tier 2 dates to be notified
Login credentials
Registration No. + Password
Format
Online download — bring a printout
Official website
Step by step

How to download your hall ticket

Once SSC makes it live, here’s the two-minute drill on the SSC portal.

  1. Open the SSC websiteGo to ssc.gov.in and click Login.
  2. Use the candidate loginSSC issues admit cards for every stage online on its website. The notice also asks you to keep checking your SSC Regional Office’s website for updates.
  3. Open the CHSL 2026 linkChoose the admit card for the Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level Examination, 2026 (Tier 1).
  4. Log inEnter your Registration No. and password.
  5. Own scribe? Add them nowEnter your scribe’s OTR number and the OTP sent to the scribe’s mobile; the scribe’s entry pass is generated with your admit card.
  6. Check every detailVerify name, photo, date of birth, exam date, shift and centre before saving.
  7. Download & printSave it and take a clear printout — you must bring the printout to the exam hall.
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What’s printed on your admit card

Check all of these the moment you download — if anything is wrong, contact your SSC Regional Office straight away.

✓
NameAs per application
✓
Roll numberUnique exam ID
✓
Registration no.From your OTR
✓
Date of birthMust match your photo ID
✓
CategoryUR / OBC / SC / ST / EWS
✓
Photo & signatureClearly visible
✓
Exam date & shift
✓
Reporting time2 hours early if not Aadhaar-authenticated
✓
Centre name & address
Carry list

What to take to the centre

From para 14 of the CHSL 2026 notification. Also carry any other document your admit card asks for.

✓
Printed admit cardA printout is mandatory
✓
Original photo IDVoter ID / DL / PAN / Passport / Aadhaar or e-Aadhaar printout and others — with DOB as on the admit card
✓
2 passport-size photosRecent, colour — mandatory if not Aadhaar-authenticated
✓
Date-of-birth proofOnly if your ID has no DOB — e.g. Matriculation certificate, Board marksheet, birth certificate
✓
Scribe documents (PwBD)Medical certificate / undertaking / copy of scribe’s photo ID, as applicable

⚠ If you did not complete Aadhaar authentication, the notice requires you to report 2 hours before the exam with the admit card, an original photo ID and two photos. A date-of-birth mismatch between your admit card and ID means you won’t be allowed to sit the exam.

Leave at home

Prohibited at the exam centre

Under the CHSL 2026 notice, having a mobile phone or any electronic gadget in the exam hall can get you debarred for 3–5 years; weapons or copying material, for 7 years. Don’t risk it.

× Mobile phones
× Bluetooth devices
× Wireless devices
× Spy cameras
× Any other electronic gadget
× Written material / notes
× Firearms / weapons
× Taking rough sheets out of the hall
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FAQ

Admit card questions, answered

It hasn’t been released yet. Tier 1 is proposed for 30 November – 31 December 2026, and the notification says admit cards can be downloaded from the SSC website 2–3 days before the exam. SSC will announce the exact dates on ssc.gov.in.
Your registration number and password, entered in the login on ssc.gov.in. Both come from your One-Time Registration.
Use the password / registration number recovery option on the SSC login page. It works through the mobile number and email you registered with.
The notice says to contact your SSC Regional Office immediately, with proof that you submitted the application. Quote your registration number, roll number, registered email and mobile, name, date of birth and the exam name.
No. Only download from the official SSC portal (ssc.gov.in). JobSafal and other apps never host admit cards.
An original photo ID with your date of birth as printed on the admit card, such as a Voter ID, Driving Licence, PAN card, Passport, Aadhaar card or e-Aadhaar printout, University/College/School ID, Govt/PSU employer ID, ESM Discharge Book or another Central/State Govt photo ID. If it doesn’t show your date of birth, also bring an original DOB proof (e.g. Matriculation certificate).

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