Admit Card & Hall Ticket Download 2026
One place to find the official admit card / hall ticket download link for your exam - school boards, SSC, banking, railway, UPSC/state PSC, and university exams.
How to Download Your Admit Card
- Open the official website for your specific exam-conducting body from the links above.
- Find the "Admit Card" or "Hall Ticket" link, usually on the homepage or under a "Candidate Corner" menu, a few weeks before the exam date.
- Log in with your Application/Registration Number and Date of Birth or Password, exactly as used when you applied.
- Download the PDF and check every detail carefully before printing - see the checklist below.
- Print a clear copy, ideally in color if your admit card includes a photograph, and keep both a physical and digital copy.
Admit Card Checklist - Before You Leave for the Exam
What If There's an Error on Your Admit Card?
If you spot a mistake in your name, photo, category, or other details, most exam bodies provide a short correction window right after admit cards are released - check the official website's notice board for a "Correction" or "Grievance" link specific to your exam. Don't wait until exam day to report an error, since corrections typically can't be made once the exam window has started.
What If Your Admit Card Isn't Available Yet?
Admit cards are typically released a specific number of days before the exam, and the exact date is announced separately from the application deadline. If it isn't showing yet, check the official notice board for the confirmed release date rather than assuming there's a problem with your application - and only worry once that announced date has clearly passed.
If the Official Site Won't Load
Admit card release dates often see a traffic spike similar to result day. A few things that help:
- Try again a little later, once the initial traffic spike has passed.
- Keep your application number and password/DOB ready beforehand to avoid repeated failed login attempts.
- Download and save the PDF immediately once it loads, rather than viewing it repeatedly online.