SSC GD PET/PST Admit Card 2026: Download and Check Your Physical Test Call Letter
Plan for the reporting time printed on the letter rather than the estimated duration of the test. Reporting can include entry checks before any physical activity begins. If you are travelling from another city, keep a copy of the venue address accessible without a mobile connection and check that your travel plans allow for the gate deadline.
The SSC GD PET PST admit card 2026 was released on 12 November for candidates shortlisted for the physical stage of the Constable GD recruitment. The letter gives the details assigned to each candidate, including the date, reporting time and venue. Keep the registration information from your original application available while checking the official sites.
Business Standard’s release coverage identifies the Staff Selection Commission and CRPF recruitment portals as the places to look. Begin with the SSC website and read the notice for your recruitment cycle. If it directs you to the agency conducting the physical stage, follow the link to the CRPF recruitment portal.
Find the physical stage call letter
Look for the entry that names the Constable GD examination and refers to PET, PST or both. PET stands for Physical Efficiency Test, while PST stands for Physical Standard Test. The written examination and the physical stage have separate documents. If you see an older notice or a link for a different post, go back to the notice list and compare the year and recruitment name.
Use the login details requested on the official screen. The exact fields can depend on the portal. After signing in, open the physical stage admit card and save a copy. Print it early enough to read the instructions and inspect the photograph and candidate details. Keep the original file available in case the printout is incomplete or you need to print it again.
Read the candidate-specific instructions
Compare the name and registration details on the letter with your application. Check the venue address, test date, reporting time and any gate-closing time. Similar venue names can refer to different premises. Use the complete address when checking a route, and leave time for the final approach to the gate.
Read the instructions about identification, photographs and other documents. The call letter or official notice is the reference for originals, copies and the format of certificates. If a category or other claim in your application requires proof, check the exact document named by the recruiting agency. Keep the required items together with the printed letter.
If any entry appears wrong, use the contact or help instructions attached to that recruitment notice. Give the agency enough information to identify your application through its official channel. Keep passwords and login credentials out of public posts, messages or shared screenshots.
What to check when a download fails
First confirm that you opened the physical stage link for the right recruitment. Check whether the login page asks for a registration number, a roll number or another identifier and use the field it names. If the page loads but a document does not open, check whether the browser blocked a download or opened the letter in another tab.
A missing letter can also require checking the written-stage shortlist or the instructions in the release notice. The candidate’s own call letter remains the place to confirm the assigned test date. A general date appearing in exam coverage describes the wider schedule and may differ from your appointment.
Before leaving for the centre, check the address against the printed letter again and confirm that you have the required identification. Saving the official notice alongside the admit card gives you a record of the instructions if you need to refer to them while travelling.
