DSSSB 802/23 DASS Grade-4 Typing Admit Card 2026 Released | Download Now

Candidates appearing for the DSSSB 802/23 Typing Test scheduled from 27 to 31 July 2026 can now download their admit card from the official DSSSB exam portal. The DSSSB 802/23 DASS Grade-4 Typing Admit Card 2026 was released on 23 July 2026 for all shortlisted candidates who cleared the written examination held in October-November 2025. You will need your Application Number or Roll Number and Date of Birth to access the admit card on https://dsssb.delhi.gov.in. This article is based on the official admit card notice released by the Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB).

Admit Card – Key Details

ParticularsDetails
OrganisationDelhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB)
Advertisement No.05/2023
Post Code802/23
Posts CoveredJunior Assistant (DASS Grade-4), Lower Division Clerk, Stenographer, Junior Stenographer, Assistant Grade-I
Exam StageTyping Test
Typing Test Admit Card Release Date23/07/2026
Typing Test Date Range27 to 31 July 2026
Official Websitehttps://dsssb.delhi.gov.in

Important Dates

EventDate
Online Application Start Date09/01/2024
Online Application Closure07/02/2024
Written Examination01/10/2025 to 04/11/2025
Written Exam Result Declared27/03/2026
Stenographer Skill Test Admit Card Release22/06/2026
Stenographer Skill Test Date25/06/2026 to 03/07/2026
DSSSB 802/23 Typing Test Admit Card Release23/07/2026
Typing Test Date27 to 31 July 2026

How to Download the DSSSB 802/23 Typing Test Admit Card

  1. Visit the official DSSSB exam portal link provided in the Important Links section below.
  2. Log in using your Application Number or Roll Number as your username.
  3. Enter your Date of Birth or Password as requested by the portal.
  4. Click on the “Typing Test Admit Card” link visible on your candidate dashboard.
  5. Review all details on the admit card – name spelling, roll number, exam date, reporting time, and venue address.
  6. Download the admit card and print a clear copy to carry to the exam centre.

Arrive at the exam centre at least 30 minutes before the reporting time mentioned on your admit card. Portal traffic typically increases significantly as the exam date approaches, so download your admit card well in advance rather than on the morning of your test.

Documents to Carry on Exam Day

  • Printed admit card (original hard copy, not a mobile screenshot)
  • Valid original photo ID proof (Aadhaar, Voter ID, Passport, or driving licence)
  • Black/blue ballpoint pen for filling the answer sheet
  • Any other items specified in the official typing test instructions document

Do not carry prohibited items such as mobile phones, smartwatches, calculators, books, or loose papers into the exam centre. Violation of these rules may result in disqualification.

Check These Details on Your Admit Card

  • Name spelling – verify it matches exactly with your government-issued ID; mismatches can cause entry delays
  • Roll number – note it carefully; you will need to enter this on the answer sheet and during result checking
  • Photograph – confirm it is your recent, clear photograph as uploaded during registration
  • Post applied for and post code – ensure it reflects the correct post (Junior Assistant, LDC, Stenographer, etc.) and matches your application
  • Typing test date and shift – note the exact date and time window if your test is scheduled during a specific shift
  • Exam centre name and address – locate the centre in advance on a map; do not assume you know the location on exam day
  • Reporting time – this is different from the exam start time; arriving after the reporting time may result in entry refusal

If any of the above details are incorrect, contact the DSSSB examination cell immediately – do not wait until exam day.

Typing Test Language and Speed Requirements

The typing test for DSSSB 802/23 includes language-specific typing speed requirements depending on the post applied for. Junior Assistant and LDC candidates are typically required to demonstrate typing proficiency in Hindi and English, while Stenographer and Junior Stenographer posts require shorthand and typing skills as per the official notification. Refer to the official Typing Test Notice and Instructions document available on the DSSSB website for exact speed benchmarks applicable to your post.

Admit Card Error – What to Do

If your admit card contains any error in name, date of birth, roll number, post code, or exam centre, contact the DSSSB examination cell or the helpdesk number provided on the official website immediately. Do not attempt to correct errors on the admit card itself. DSSSB typically makes corrections directly in its system and issues an updated admit card within 24-48 hours of receiving your request. Report errors as soon as you download your admit card, not on the day of the exam.

Important Links

ParticularsLink
Official DSSSB WebsiteVisit Website
Download DSSSB 802/23 Typing Test Admit CardDownload Admit Card

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. When was the DSSSB 802/23 DASS Grade-4 Typing Admit Card 2026 released?

Ans. The DSSSB 802/23 Typing Test Admit Card 2026 was released on 23 July 2026. Candidates can download it from the official DSSSB portal using their Application Number or Roll Number and Date of Birth.

Q2. I forgot my password. How do I download the admit card?

Ans. Visit the DSSSB login portal and click on the “Forgot Password” link. DSSSB will guide you through a password reset process using your registered email ID or mobile number. Once your password is reset, you can log in and download your admit card.

Q3. My name is spelled incorrectly on the admit card. What should I do?

Ans. Contact the DSSSB examination cell immediately with a copy of your admit card and a government-issued ID proof showing the correct spelling. DSSSB will verify your request and issue a corrected admit card. Do not make any changes on the admit card yourself.

Q4. What is the difference between the reporting time and exam start time on my admit card?

Ans. The reporting time is when you must arrive at the exam centre for entry, seat allocation, and identity verification. The exam start time is when the actual typing test begins. Always arrive before the reporting time; candidates arriving after the reporting time may not be permitted to take the exam.

Q5. I cleared the written exam but have not received the typing test admit card. What should I do?

Ans. Check the DSSSB website for any official announcement regarding typing test eligibility or admit card delays. Log in to your candidate account on the DSSSB portal to confirm your shortlisting status. If you are shortlisted but the admit card is not visible, contact the DSSSB helpdesk immediately with your Application Number.

Q6. Can I appear for the typing test if I do not carry a printed copy of my admit card?

Ans. No. You must carry a printed original copy of your admit card along with a valid photo ID proof. Mobile screenshots or digital copies are generally not accepted as proof of admission to the exam centre.

Q7. What typing speed is required for the Junior Assistant post in DSSSB 802/23?

Ans. Typing speed requirements vary by post and language. Junior Assistant candidates are typically required to type at a specified words-per-minute (WPM) rate in both Hindi and English as per the official Typing Test Instructions document. Refer to the DSSSB official notification or the typing test notice linked on their website for exact speed benchmarks applicable to your post.

Q8. Will there be a separate admit card for document verification after the typing test?

Ans. Document verification is typically scheduled after the typing test result is declared. DSSSB will release a separate notification and admit card for the document verification stage if you clear the typing test. Continue to check the official DSSSB website for updates.

What Comes Next

Download and print your admit card immediately after accessing it on the DSSSB portal, rather than waiting until the day before your test – portal traffic typically becomes congested as exam dates approach. On exam day, carry the printed admit card along with a valid government-issued photo ID (such as Aadhaar, Voter ID, or Passport); entry is not permitted without both documents. For further announcements regarding the typing test result and subsequent stages of DSSSB 802/23 recruitment, continue to monitor our free job alert service at MyNaukriAlert.com.

Mandeep Singh

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Mandeep Singh is an Admit Card Specialist at MyNaukriAlert, responsible for publishing timely admit card release notifications for government examinations across India. He monitors recruitment boards including SSC, UPSC, IBPS, RRB, and state PSCs to ensure candidates receive instant updates the moment their hall tickets become available. Mandeep's articles include step-by-step download instructions, direct official links, exam date schedules, and important guidelines that candidates must follow on exam day. His coverage ensures that no aspirant misses downloading their admit card before the deadline, making the exam preparation journey stress-free and well-organized.

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