PSSSB Jail Warder Admit Card 2026 – Download Hall Ticket

PSSSB Jail Warder Admit Card 2026 will be released 4 to 5 days before the exam, scheduled for 26 July 2026. Candidates can download their hall ticket from the official Punjab Subordinate Services Selection Board (PSSSB) website using their Application Number and Date of Birth. This recruitment covers 532 positions across the Punjab Jail Department-475 Warder posts for male candidates and 57 Matron posts for female candidates. This article is based on the official admit card policy released by PSSSB.

To access the admit card, candidates will log into the PSSSB portal with their 12-digit Application Number and exact Date of Birth as recorded during registration. The admit card will display your exam centre location, reporting time, and roll number-all critical details to verify before exam day.

Admit Card – Key Details

ParticularsDetails
Conducting BodyPunjab Subordinate Services Selection Board (PSSSB)
Post NamesWarder (Male), Matron (Female)
Total Vacancies532 (475 Warder + 57 Matron)
Written Exam Date26/07/2026
Admit Card Release4-5 days before the exam (expected week of 21 July 2026)
Credentials RequiredApplication Number, Date of Birth, Security Code
Official Websitehttps://sssb.punjab.gov.in

Important Dates

EventDate
Notification Released28/03/2026
Online Application Start01/04/2026
Online Application Close05/05/2026
Admit Card Release (Expected)21-22 July 2026
Exam Date26/07/2026

How to Download the PSSSB Jail Warder Admit Card

  1. Open the official PSSSB website at sssb.punjab.gov.in.
  2. Navigate to the “Admit Card” or “Latest Circulars” section on the homepage.
  3. Click the link for PSSSB Jail Warder & Matron Admit Card 2026 (Advertisement No. 08/2026).
  4. Enter your Application Number in the first field.
  5. Enter your Date of Birth in DD/MM/YYYY format.
  6. Enter the security code/captcha displayed on the screen.
  7. Click Submit to retrieve your admit card.
  8. Verify that all details (name, roll number, exam centre, reporting time) appear correctly.
  9. Download the admit card to your device and print it on A4-size paper; keep at least two copies.

Portal traffic increases significantly in the final days before an exam. Download your admit card as soon as it is released; do not wait until 25 July when server congestion may slow the portal or cause temporary unavailability.

Documents to Carry on Exam Day

  • Printed copy of your PSSSB Jail Warder & Matron Admit Card 2026 (A4 size, clear and legible)
  • One original, valid government-issued photo ID proof (Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, PAN Card, Passport, or Driving Licence)
  • Passport-sized photograph(s) matching the one you uploaded during application registration
  • Blue or black ballpoint pen (for OMR sheets, if applicable)

Candidates without a printed admit card and a valid photo ID will not be allowed entry into the examination hall. Arrive at your assigned exam centre at least 30 minutes before the reporting time printed on your admit card.

Admit Card Error – What to Do

If you notice any error on your admit card-such as a misspelt name, incorrect date of birth, wrong exam centre, or a blurred photograph-contact the PSSSB helpdesk or examination cell immediately. Do not wait until exam day to report errors. The PSSSB office typically corrects discrepancies within 24-48 hours if reported well in advance of the exam date. Email or visit the official website to submit an error report with your Application Number and details of the mistake.

Details to Verify on Your Admit Card

  • Name spelling – Matches exactly with your government-issued photo ID; even minor spelling variations must be noted and corrected before exam day
  • Photograph – Is the recent, clear passport-sized photograph you uploaded during registration
  • Roll number – Note it carefully; you will need to enter it in the OMR sheet, and it appears on the final result notice
  • Exam centre name and address – Locate the centre on a map in advance; confirm the exact building and room number if provided
  • Reporting time – Different from the exam start time; arriving after the reporting time printed on your admit card may result in entry refusal
  • Date and session – Confirms that you are registered for the correct exam date (26 July 2026) and session

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

Vacancy Details

Post NameEligible GenderVacancies
WarderMale only475
MatronFemale only57
Total532

Category-wise (SC/BC/EWS/Ex-Servicemen) reservation breakup is available in the detailed notification PDF on the official PSSSB website.

Important Links

ParticularsLink
Download Admit Card – Official PortalVisit Portal
Official PSSSB WebsiteVisit Website

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. When will the PSSSB Jail Warder Admit Card 2026 be released?

Ans. The admit card is expected to be released 4 to 5 days before the exam date of 26 July 2026, which means the week of 21-22 July 2026. Keep checking the official PSSSB website daily from 20 July onwards.

Q2. What if I cannot log in to download the admit card?

Ans. If your login fails, first verify that you have entered your Application Number and Date of Birth correctly in DD/MM/YYYY format. Clear your browser cache and cookies, then try again using a different browser or device. If the issue persists, contact the PSSSB helpdesk via email or phone (number available on the official website) with your Application Number.

Q3. I forgot my Application Number. How can I download my admit card?

Ans. The PSSSB portal requires your Application Number to generate your admit card. Check your application confirmation email or any printed document you received after registration. If you cannot locate it, contact the PSSSB helpdesk immediately with your name, date of birth, and email ID to request your Application Number.

Q4. My name is spelled differently on my admit card than on my ID proof. What should I do?

Ans. Contact the PSSSB examination cell or helpdesk as soon as you download the admit card. Bring both your ID proof and the admit card to the exam centre to establish your identity. Many examination boards allow discrepancies if you carry both original documents; however, it is best to resolve this in advance by requesting a correction from PSSSB.

Q5. Can I take a digital/mobile copy of my admit card to the exam instead of a printed one?

Ans. No. PSSSB requires a printed, original copy of your admit card on A4-size paper. Digital or mobile versions are not accepted at the exam centre. Print your admit card immediately after downloading it, and keep at least two copies as backup in case one is damaged or lost.

Q6. What happens if I reach the exam centre after the reporting time shown on my admit card?

Ans. Candidates who arrive after the reporting time may not be permitted to enter the examination hall. The reporting time is strictly enforced by PSSSB to ensure smooth conduct of the exam. Plan your travel in advance and arrive at least 30 minutes before the reporting time to account for traffic or last-minute delays.

Q7. Is my admit card valid without a government-issued photo ID at the exam centre?

Ans. No. You must carry both a printed admit card and a valid government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar, Voter ID, PAN Card, Passport, or Driving Licence). Entry into the exam hall is not permitted without both documents, regardless of any reason.

Q8. If the admit card is not released by 22 July, what should I do?

Ans. The admit card is scheduled to release 4-5 days before 26 July 2026. If it is not available by 22 July, visit the official PSSSB website to check for any official announcements regarding delay. Contact the PSSSB helpdesk immediately. Our free job alert service will notify you the moment the admit card is released, so ensure you have subscribed to updates from 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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