PSSSB Craft Instructor Admit Card 2026 Out: Download Hall Ticket for 681 Posts — Exam 6 to 13 October

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The PSSSB Craft Instructor Admit Card 2026 is out — and Punjab’s ITI instructor aspirants are on a very short clock. The Subordinate Services Selection Board, Punjab (PSSSB) released the e-admit card on 3 October 2026 for the Craft Instructor / ITI Instructor written examination under Advertisement No. 03/2026, covering 681 posts. The written exam begins on 6 October and runs till 13 October 2026. That’s a three-day gap between the hall ticket release and the first exam shift — if you applied, this is not something to leave for tomorrow morning.

This post walks you through the official download steps at sssb.punjab.gov.in, the one thing you must check on your card before the exam window starts, why candidates under one advertisement need to look at their card more carefully than usual, and the small mistakes that cost people their exam day.

PSSSB Craft Instructor Admit Card 2026 — Quick Facts

Why One Advertisement Means You Should Read the Card Extra Carefully

Advertisement No. 03/2026 covers 681 Craft Instructor posts across various trades — all grouped under a single admit card release. That means your hall ticket carries not just your exam date and shift, but also the post and trade you applied for. This is where candidates should slow down: confirm the trade printed on the card is the trade you actually applied for, because the written paper is trade-specific. If anything looks off — the wrong trade, a wrong category, a photograph that isn’t yours — raise it with PSSSB immediately through the helpdesk details on the official website. With the exam window opening on 6 October, waiting even a day shrinks whatever chance there is of a fix.

How to Download the PSSSB Craft Instructor Hall Ticket 2026

The admit card is available online only — it will not be sent to you by post. Follow these steps:

1. Go to the official PSSSB website: sssb.punjab.gov.in.
2. On the homepage, click the “Download your e-admit card” option and choose the link for Advertisement No. 03/2026.
3. Enter your Application Number and Date of Birth in DD/MM/YYYY format.
4. Fill in the captcha code carefully — this is where most failed attempts happen.
5. Click “Get admit card”. Your hall ticket will appear on the screen.
6. Download it and take a clear printout (a colour printout is advised) to carry to the exam centre.

What to Verify on Your Admit Card

Check every line the moment the card appears. The official release confirms the card carries:

• Your name and Application Number
• Date of birth
• Photograph and signature, where printed
• Post and trade applied for
• Exam date, shift, reporting time and exam centre address
• Instructions for the candidate

Your exact exam date and shift are printed on the card — the exam window runs 6 to 13 October, but your personal date is the only one that matters. Check it twice.

Exam Day Rules PSSSB Has Laid Out

• Carry a printed admit card and one original photo ID.
• Reach the centre before the reporting time mentioned on your card — entry happens only after a security check, biometric authentication and document verification.
• Requests for a change of exam centre will not be considered, so don’t count on that option.
• Follow every instruction printed on the admit card and in the notification.
• Rely only on the official PSSSB website for updates. Don’t trust unofficial sources, and don’t believe anyone promising a job for money — selection is on merit.

3 Mistakes That Keep Happening With PSSSB Admit Cards

1. Entering the date of birth in the wrong format. The portal needs DD/MM/YYYY. Entering it any other way is the single most common reason the “Get admit card” button throws an error.

2. Getting the captcha wrong repeatedly. Refresh and type it carefully. After two failed tries, slow down — rapid retries on a busy portal are how candidates lock themselves out of a session.

3. Treating a phone screenshot as the admit card. The rules say a printed copy. A phone screen is not a substitute at the gate, especially with biometric verification in the entry process. Print it in colour today.

If the Card Won’t Download

If your credentials keep failing, work through this checklist before panicking:

• Recheck your Application Number and Date of Birth (DD/MM/YYYY).
• Enter the captcha again, carefully.
• Try again after some time — the site gets slow when many candidates log in together.
• Try a different browser or device.
• If the problem continues, contact PSSSB through the helpdesk details on the official website.

FAQs — PSSSB Craft Instructor Admit Card 2026

Q1. Is the PSSSB Craft Instructor admit card 2026 released?
Yes. PSSSB released the Craft Instructor admit card on 3 October 2026 on its official website, sssb.punjab.gov.in.

Q2. What is the PSSSB Craft Instructor exam date 2026?
The written examination is scheduled from 6 to 13 October 2026. Your exact date and shift are printed on your admit card.

Q3. How do I download the PSSSB Craft Instructor admit card?
Visit sssb.punjab.gov.in, click “Download your e-admit card”, select Advt. No. 03/2026, enter your Application Number, Date of Birth (DD/MM/YYYY) and captcha, then click “Get admit card” and print it.

Q4. Will the admit card be sent by post?
No. It is available online only — every candidate must download it from the official website.

Q5. Which details should I check on the hall ticket?
Your name, application number, date of birth, photograph and signature, post and trade applied for, exam date, shift, reporting time, centre address, and the candidate instructions.

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