SSC CPO SI Admit Card 2026
SSC Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police, CAPFs & ASI in CISF Examination
Conducted by: Staff Selection Commission
SSC CPO SI Admit Card 2026
Admit Card Status
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Exam Name | SSC Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police, CAPFs and Assistant Sub-Inspector in CISF Examination 2026 |
| Organising body | Staff Selection Commission (SSC) |
| Exam cycle/year | 2026 cycle — exam windows as per the SSC annual examination calendar |
| Post(s) | Sub-Inspector (Executive) in Delhi Police and the CAPFs (BSF, CISF, CRPF, ITBP, SSB), and Assistant Sub-Inspector (Clerk) in CISF |
| Vacancies (indicative) | To be notified with the official notification; recent CPO cycles have carried thousands of vacancies |
| Admit card status | Expected — Paper I admit card before Paper I exam; separate admit cards for PET/PST call letters and Paper II |
| Admit card release date | To be announced; typically issued a few days to two weeks before each stage |
| Exam date(s) | Paper I and Paper II windows as per the SSC 2026 examination calendar |
| Selection stages | Paper I (CBT), Physical Standard Test (PST), Physical Endurance Test (PET), Medical Examination, Paper II (CBT), Document Verification |
| Official website | https://ssc.gov.in |
The SSC CPO SI admit card governs entry into every stage of the Sub-Inspector and Assistant Sub-Inspector recruitment process. The process moves through Paper I, PST, PET, medical examination, Paper II and document verification, and candidates receive separate call letters and admit cards for each of these stages. The Paper I admit card contains the roll number, exam city and centre, reporting time, photograph, signature and instructions; the PET/PST call letters contain the venue, date and physical standards to be demonstrated; and the Paper II admit card again contains a full centre location and timing. Keeping duplicates of each document and tracking every notice carefully is essential because the stages are scheduled close together.
Admit Card Timeline
| Event | Indicative Date |
|---|---|
| CPO SI 2026 notification release | As per the examination calendar / notification |
| Online application window | As notified on the official portal |
| Last date to apply online | As notified on the official portal |
| Application correction window | Short window after the last date of application, as notified |
| Exam city intimation slip (Paper I) | Typically two to three weeks before the Paper I exam (indicative) |
| Paper I admit card release | Typically a few days to two weeks before the Paper I exam (indicative) |
| Paper I exam dates | As per the SSC 2026 examination calendar |
| Paper I result | After evaluation, notified on the official website |
| PET/PST call letters and physical tests | After Paper I results, as notified |
| Medical Examination | After PET/PST, as notified |
| Paper II admit card and exam | As per the examination calendar, after physical stages |
| Paper II result and Document Verification | After Paper II results, as announced |
Because the selection journey spans multiple stages spread across months, candidates should save the exam notices for every stage and watch the regional portals for stage-specific call letters. Only official notices confirm the final schedule for each stage.
How to Download the Admit Card
SSC CPO SI admit cards and call letters are released through the regional websites of the Staff Selection Commission. Each region enables its own download link, and the main website's Candidate Corner provides the master list of links across regions.
- Open the official SSC website and navigate to the Candidate Corner.
- Select the admit card option and choose the Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police, CAPFs and ASI in CISF examination.
- You will be redirected to the regional portal covering your application region.
- Click the active link for the relevant stage: Paper I admit card, PET/PST call letter, or Paper II admit card.
- Log in with your registration number and roll number along with your name or date of birth from your One Time Registration profile.
- Verify the roll number, stage details, exam or test venue, date, reporting time, photograph and signature.
- Download the PDF and print two copies for your records and for carrying to the centre.
- Keep digital backups of all stage-wise documents, as each stage may require a different printed copy.
Since each stage has a unique document, candidates shortlisted after Paper I should look out for the PET/PST call letter separately from the Paper I admit card, and similarly for Paper II after the physical and medical stages.
Official Admit Card Links
Admit cards and call letters for the CPO SI exam are published only on the official SSC portals. The links below include the main portal and two regional portals; all other regions are linked from the main website.
- https://ssc.gov.in — main SSC portal with notices, calendar and region-wise admit card links
- https://ssc.mahaonline.gov.in — SSC Western Region portal (Mumbai)
- https://sscer.org.in — SSC Eastern Region portal (Kolkata)
Exam Pattern & Exam Day Instructions
Paper I and Paper II exam pattern
| Paper / Section | Questions | Maximum Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Paper I: General Intelligence & Reasoning | 50 | 50 |
| Paper I: General Knowledge & General Awareness | 50 | 50 |
| Paper I: Quantitative Aptitude | 50 | 50 |
| Paper I: English Comprehension | 50 | 50 |
| Paper I Total | 200 | 200 |
| Paper II (English Language & Comprehension, Descriptive) | Descriptive | 200 |
Paper I is a computer based test of two hours duration conducted in multiple shifts, and there is a negative marking of 0.25 marks for every wrong answer with no deduction for questions not attempted. Paper II is a descriptive paper conducted for two hours and is compulsory for candidates who clear Paper I, the physical tests and the medical examination. Between Paper I and Paper II, candidates must clear the Physical Standard Test and Physical Endurance Test: the PST checks height and chest standards as per category, while the PET typically requires male candidates to complete a running event within the notified time and female candidates to complete a shorter running event within their notified time. Exact standards, timings and relaxations vary by category and are stated in the official notification. Medical standards including vision requirements are also category and post specific.
Documents and instructions for the exam / test day
- Carry a printed copy of the admit card for the relevant stage to the exam or test centre; digital displays are not accepted.
- Carry an original valid photo identity document such as Aadhaar card, voter ID, passport or driving licence with details matching the admit card.
- Carry one or two recent passport-size photographs matching the photograph on the admit card.
- Report before the reporting time; late entry after gate closing is not permitted at any stage.
- Do not carry mobile phones, smart watches, Bluetooth devices, calculators, notes, books or bags into the examination hall.
- For the PET stage, wear appropriate sports clothing and bring any prescribed medical fitness certificate if required as per the call letter.
- Follow all instructions from invigilators and test officers, complete biometric checks, and do not leave until permitted.
What to Do If the Admit Card Is Not Yet Released
If the admit card or call letter for a particular stage is not yet live, candidates should use official sources to track the release.
- Check the examination calendar and notice section on the official SSC website for confirmed date windows for each stage.
- Watch for the exam city intimation slip ahead of Paper I, since it provides the exam city and date ahead of the full admit card.
- Keep your One Time Registration credentials and registered contact details ready for each stage's login.
- Visit your regional portal daily around each stage's date window, as regions enable links at their own pace.
- Typically, each document is released a few days to two weeks before its scheduled stage, so plan travel once the city slip or call letter is out.
- If a link does not work near a scheduled stage date, contact SSC only through the official contact channels listed on the website.
FAQ
Q: When will the SSC CPO SI Paper I 2026 admit card be released?
A: The Paper I admit card is expected to be released a few days to two weeks before the Paper I exam, region by region. The official SSC website and regional portals will confirm the exact release window.
Q: Is the admit card the same for Paper I, PET/PST and Paper II?
A: No. Paper I has its own admit card, PET/PST has a separate call letter with physical test details, and Paper II has yet another admit card. Each stage requires its own document.
Q: What do I need to log in and download the admit card?
A: Your registration number and roll number, along with your name or date of birth registered in your One Time Registration profile. These appear in your application acknowledgement and in the email and SMS updates.
Q: What if there is a mismatch in my photo or date of birth on the admit card?
A: Use the application correction window while it is open. After the admit card is issued, contact the SSC regional office immediately with your registration details and ID proof, and carry original photo ID to every stage of the selection process.
Q: Can I show a mobile screenshot of the admit card at the centre?
A: No. Only a printed admit card or call letter is accepted, and mobile phones cannot be carried into the examination hall.
Q: What are the physical requirements for the PET stage?
A: The PET involves a timed running event with category and gender based standards, and the PST checks height, chest and weight. Exact numbers are published in the official notification and on the PET/PST call letter, and candidates should read them carefully before the test.
Disclaimer
The dates and details on this page are indicative, based on the SSC annual examination calendar and standard multi-stage release practice, and are not confirmed schedules. Candidates must verify every stage's admit card release date, exam date and physical standards on the official Staff Selection Commission website and in the official notification.