SSC has activated the Tier‑1 city intimation for CGL 2026, showing test city and date. Tier‑1 is scheduled between September 30 and October 30, 2026. Persons with Benchmark Disabilities mapping an own scribe must finish by today, September 24, 11 PM. Admit cards usually release two to three days before each shift.
Check your city slip by logging into ssc.gov.in and opening Admission Certificate or Application Status. If only the date appears or fields look blank, do not panic. SSC rolls updates region‑wise and in batches, so refresh later and recheck regional portals for activation.

Visit ssc.gov.in and sign in with your Username and Password. Open Dashboard, select Admission Certificate or Status, choose Combined Graduate Level Examination 2026, then Tier‑1. Click City Intimation to view and save the PDF. Cross‑verify name, roll, exam date, and reporting time before planning travel.
Wait a few hours and retry, as servers update region‑wise. Clear cache, switch to a different browser, or check your regional SSC website’s Application Status tab for activation. If status shows only date, city should populate soon as batches sync across regions. Keep screenshots and note timestamps.
Own‑scribe users must map the scribe’s One‑Time Registration during the city‑intimation window; otherwise, no Scribe Entry Pass will generate. Log in, open Admission Certificate module, enter the scribe’s OTR, and submit before 11 PM today. SSC’s policy ties mapping to city‑intimation availability on the portal.
Admit cards go live region‑wise about two to three days before your test date. Carry two recent colour photographs and one original photo ID with full date of birth matching the admit card, or bring an approved supporting document. Mismatch can bar entry, so verify details now.
Set a 10 PM reminder today to confirm scribe mapping and recheck the city slip. Save PDFs offline, plan travel to reach early, and keep acceptable ID plus spare photos ready. If details seem inconsistent, contact your regional office quickly to avoid last‑minute surprises at the gate.