SSC Stenographer 2026 Admit Card Released: Download Hall Ticket and Check Your Exam Shift Now

As of September 7, 2026, the Staff Selection Commission has begun releasing region‑wise admit cards for Stenographer Grade C and D. Candidates should immediately verify their exam city, shift and venue, then print the hall ticket. The Commission recently revised Tier‑I dates, with papers scheduled between September 9 and 12.

Fast download: visit the SSC Admit Card page, choose your Regional Office, and log in using Registration Number or Roll Number plus Date of Birth or password. Check the reporting time printed on your card and carry a clear printout of both pages to the centre.

SSC Stenographer 2026 Admit Card Released Now

SSC Stenographer 2026 exam dates, city slip and shift details

The Commission released the city‑intimation slip on September 1, helping aspirants plan travel in advance. Your shift, address and gate rules appear only on the admit card, not the city slip. Cross‑check these fields carefully, especially the gate closure window and writing‑pad instructions.

SSC Stenographer 2026 admit card: ID, barred items and rules

Carry the same original photo ID used during registration, such as Aadhaar, Voter ID, PAN or Driving Licence. Electronic gadgets, metallic items and study material are barred. Use only the pen type stated on your card and follow frisking instructions printed there. The admit card governs conduct.

PwD and scribe rules for SSC Stenographer 2026

Own‑scribe mapping on the One Time Registration module remains enabled till September 7 for Stenographer 2026. Candidates with physical limitation to write should carry the prescribed certificate and the scribe’s photo ID and undertaking, as instructed by SSC. Confirm any extra‑time eligibility on your card.

Region‑wise helpdesks for admit card errors or mismatch

For photo/sign mismatch, wrong city, or login errors, contact your region early with proof. Key helplines include: Karnataka‑Kerala Region 080‑25502520/9483862020; Southern Region 9445195946; Western Region 9869730700. Use official email or webforms if phones are busy, and keep screenshots of errors.

Some candidates report scheme or marking notes printed on admit cards that appear different from earlier notices. Treat the instructions on your admit card as operative for your session and venue. If in doubt, call your Regional Office and reach the centre early with originals and two recent photos.

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