Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board will hold the Stenographer Grade‑D skill test tomorrow. It covers Post Code 34/24 under Municipal Corporation of Delhi. The e‑admit card is live; download it now and confirm centre and reporting time. Verify details today and plan your route to avoid late arrivals.
DSSSB lists this shorthand‑and‑typing test under Second Tier PET/Skill Test on the admit‑card portal. Your slot, venue and reporting window are governed only by the e‑admit card and official notice. Ignore unverified messages or forwards; always match information with the portal before travelling.

Open dsssbonline.nic.in, choose Generate or Print e‑Admit Card, then select Second Tier PET/Skill Test. Enter your application number and date of birth as prompted to fetch the card. If the portal slows during peak hours, try off‑peak windows. Refresh once, clear cache, and avoid parallel logins across devices.
Your centre address and reporting time appear on the e‑admit card. Reach well before the reporting window, anticipating rush at entry and biometric capture. Cross‑check the location on maps a day earlier. For unresolved centre or slot doubts, call the DSSSB helpdesk during working hours.
Carry a printed e‑admit card and one original government photo ID. Acceptable IDs include Voter ID, Driving Licence, PAN, Passport, or Aadhaar. Inside the centre, only the admit card and ID are allowed. Phones, smartwatches, papers, and bags are not permitted. Keep a photocopy of the admit card for records.
If your admit card lacks a photo, carry two recent passport photographs. If your ID lacks date of birth, bring an original matriculation certificate. For name changes after marriage, carry the original matriculation certificate plus your ID. Persisting errors should be escalated to 011‑22378382.
Delhi government job aspirants have one task left today. Print the e‑admit card, confirm the centre, and pack valid ID. The Stenographer Grade‑D skill test falls on August 27, 2026. Reach early, travel light, and keep helpdesk details handy. Let your shorthand, not logistics, decide the day.