Admit Card 2026 – Download Hall Ticket, Call Letter & Exam City
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Last Updated: 21 July 2026, 2:13 AM
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Admit Card Complete Guide
RojgarMandi is the most trusted site for candidates waiting for their AdmitCard in SSC, UPSC, Railway (RRB), Banking (IBPS, SBI, RBI), Police, Defence, Teaching and all exams. On RojgarMandi you get the AdmitCard, Hall Ticket, Call Letter and Exam City Slip of every government exam first — along with the official link, so you never have to search multiple websites.
How to Download Admit-Card/Call-Latter Online
Follow these simple steps to download the AdmitCards of any government exam:
- Open the admit card link: Find your exam in the “Latest Admit-Card” list above and click the “Download” button.
- Go to the official link: Click the official AdmitCard link given on the page.
- Enter the required details: Fill in the information asked on the official site — different official sites may ask for different details such as Registration Number, Roll Number, Application Number, Date of Birth, or password.
- Download: Click the submit button and your AdmitCards will appear on the screen.
- Print: Save the AdmitCards as a PDF and take a printout to carry to the exam centre.
Tip: Always check your exam date, reporting time and exam centre address on the Admit-Cards, and carry a printed copy along with a valid photo ID proof to the exam.
Admit Card FAQ
Think of an AdmitCards as your entry pass for a government exam — some boards call it a hall ticket or a call letter. It shows your exam day, the time you must reach, your centre address and your roll number. Guards won’t let you sit for the paper without it, so grab it the moment it comes out.
Head to the official website of whichever board is holding your exam and look for the candidate login or AdmitCard/Call-Latter tab. Punch in your registration number (or roll number) with your date of birth or password, and the PDF will open up. We’ve placed the direct link for every exam in the table above.
You’ll usually spot your name, photo, signature, roll and registration numbers, the exam date and slot, when to report, the centre address, and a set of do’s and don’ts. Read every line carefully, and if something looks wrong, flag it to the board straight away.
For most exams it lands somewhere between a fortnight and a week before the paper. The board fixes the exact day, and the minute a fresh call letter goes live, we refresh this page with it.
No panic. The login screen has a “Forgot Registration Number” or “Forgot Password” link. Use your registered email, phone number or date of birth to pull the details back. If it still won’t work, ping the board’s helpdesk.
Not a chance. No Admit-Cards, no entry — that’s the rule everywhere. Bring a printed copy plus one government photo ID like Aadhaar, PAN or a Voter ID card.
No, those days are gone. AdmitCards are put up online only, and it’s on you to download and print your copy before exam day.
Keep the printout ready along with an original photo ID, a passport-size photo if the board asks for one, and anything else the instruction sheet mentions. A few exams also want a signed self-declaration slip.
Spotted a wrong name, blurry photo or an odd centre? Reach out to the board through their official helpline or email well before the exam so they can sort it out in time.
Save this page and swing by often, or join our WhatsApp channel. The moment SSC, UPSC, Railway, Banking, State PSC, Police or Defence release their AdmitCards, the links show up right here.