Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board has released the PET and Skill Test e‑admit card. It is for Warder (Male), Post Code 15/25, today, September 9, 2026. Physical tests run from September 12 to October 3 at designated Delhi centres. Shortlisted candidates should download, verify particulars, and plan logistics now.
Only candidates shortlisted for Warder 15/25 can access the admit card. Cross‑check name, photograph, category, post code, and date of birth. If any detail mismatches, call 011‑22378382 or visit the Karkardooma DSSSB office during working hours. Keep two printouts and read all PET instructions carefully.

Visit dsssbonline.nic.in and open e‑Admit Card. Choose Second Tier PET or Skill Test, then select Post Code 15/25 Warder. Enter the asked details to generate the hall ticket, and save the PDF. If the page does not load, retry after clearing cache or switching networks.
Your test window is September 12 to October 3, as printed on the admit card. Report at least fifteen minutes before the reporting time shown. “No entry will be allowed after reporting time under any circumstances.” Centres cannot be changed, and early exit before test completion is barred.
The PET includes a 1600‑metre race in six minutes. It also has a 13‑foot long jump and a 3‑foot‑9‑inch high jump. Height must be 170 centimetres; chest 81–85 centimetres with five‑centimetre expansion. Ex‑servicemen get age‑wise relaxations in race and jumps. Medical and deformity checks follow later at the user department.
Carry the printed admit card and an original government photo ID showing your birth date. If the ID lacks date of birth, bring a matriculation certificate or birth document. Wear a vest or T‑shirt for chest badge and running shoes. Electronic and metallic items are prohibited; no storage is provided.
Download your DSSSB Warder PET admit card today, mark your slot, and rehearse the race and jumps safely. Reach the venue early with documents, light clothing and hydration. Track updates only on the DSSSB website and act quickly if details differ. A focused, compliant test day preserves your hard‑earned shortlist.