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The Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UPSSSC) has released the admit card for the Junior Assistant Typing Test on 3 November 2026. Candidates who cleared the Junior Assistant Main Examination under Advertisement No. 12-Exam/2024 can now download their hall tickets from the commission’s official website, upsssc.gov.in. The typing test itself runs from 13 to 26 November 2026 — and this is where most candidates need to slow down, because your individual test date is not the same as the first day of that window.

This is a login-based admit card, not a PDF notice. There is no common hall-ticket PDF to download for everyone; each candidate downloads their own admit card by entering their registration number and date of birth on the official portal. If a third-party site offers you a “direct PDF” of this admit card, treat it with suspicion — the genuine route is the UPSSSC portal alone.

UPSSSC Junior Assistant Admit Card 2026 – Overview

The date changed — do not go by the old schedule

Here is the first trap worth flagging. The typing test was earlier scheduled to begin on 30 October 2026. UPSSSC has since revised the start to 13 November 2026, with the test window running up to 26 November. Candidates who saved the old date, or who are reading older posts that still mention 30 October, could turn up two weeks early or — worse — assume they have missed the test. The revised window is 13–26 November, and the only date that matters for you is the one printed on your own hall ticket.

With 46,282 candidates shortlisted and a single centre, the commission is clearly staggering candidates across the full fortnight. Your hall ticket will carry your allotted date, shift and reporting time. Read it the day you download it, not the morning you travel.

Typing test shifts and reporting times

The published update lists two shifts per day. Reach the centre before the reporting time on your admit card — the gate-closing time is the hard cut-off, not the reporting time.

If the timings on your individual hall ticket differ from these general timings, the hall ticket wins. General schedules in news posts are a guide; the admit card is the instruction.

Examination centre — one venue for everyone

Unlike the written examination, which runs across many districts, this typing test is held at a single centre in Lucknow. Outstation candidates should plan travel and stay early, because a fortnight-long window with one venue means the centre will be busy every day.

Visit the centre location a day early if you are travelling from outside Lucknow. Ayodhya Road traffic and an unfamiliar campus are the last things you want on the morning of a timed typing test.

How to download the UPSSSC Junior Assistant admit card

1. Go to the UPSSSC official website, upsssc.gov.in, and find the admit-card download link for the Junior Assistant Typing Test 2026.
2. Open the hall-ticket download page and confirm it relates to Advertisement No. 12-Exam/2024.
3. Enter your registration number and your date of birth exactly as given during registration.
4. Complete any additional verification the portal asks for, then submit.
5. Check your examination date, shift, reporting time and centre on the admit card.
6. Download the admit card PDF and print a copy — a printed copy is required at the centre.

Enter your details carefully. A wrong date of birth format or a mistyped registration number is the most common reason candidates conclude, wrongly, that their admit card “has not been released”. If the portal rejects your details, re-check them against your application printout before assuming there is a problem with the release itself.

What to check on your hall ticket

If you spot a significant discrepancy — a wrong photograph, a different name spelling, or a centre you cannot identify — contact the commission through its official support channel well before your test date. Do not wait until the reporting day to raise it.

Typing speed required — and the Hindi font trap

The Junior Assistant post requires prescribed typing proficiency, and the test is qualifying in nature. Clearing the Main Written Examination alone does not guarantee selection; candidates must demonstrate the required typing speed to stay in the process, and final selection remains subject to the remaining stages and eligibility verification.

The second trap is specific to Hindi-typing candidates: the commission permits only Mangal Font (Inscript) and Kruti Dev-010 for Hindi typing. Candidates who have been practising in another font or keyboard layout should switch now and practise in one of the permitted fonts before the test week. Speed built in the wrong layout does not transfer on test day, and relearning a layout under exam pressure is a poor plan. Follow the latest official instructions if the commission issues further detail about the test interface or typing method, and check the exact assessment and error rules against the commission’s typing-test guidelines.

Documents to carry to the centre

Follow the exact identification requirements printed on your individual hall ticket — they override any general list, including this one.

Exam-day checklist

• Download and print the admit card as soon as it is available; do not leave printing to test morning.
• Confirm your individual date, shift and reporting time — not just the 13–26 November window.
• Verify the full Lucknow centre address and plan your route in advance.
• Carry the printed hall ticket and the original photo ID.
• Reach before the reporting time; the gate closes at 9:30 AM for the first shift and 1:30 PM for the second.
• Practise in Mangal (Inscript) or Kruti Dev-010 if you are taking the Hindi typing test.
• Follow the verification process and the instructions of the examination staff at the centre.

Important dates

Frequently asked questions

When was the UPSSSC Junior Assistant Typing Test admit card released?
On 3 November 2026, for the Junior Assistant Typing Test under Advertisement No. 12-Exam/2024.

What are the typing test dates?
13 to 26 November 2026. Your individual date is printed on your hall ticket and may be any day in that window.

Where is the typing test held?
At a single centre — Excellence Infotec Campus, Rajat Woman’s College of Education and Management, New Panchvati, Kamta, Ayodhya Road, Lucknow (226028).

What do I need to download the admit card?
Your registration number and date of birth, as entered during registration, on the official UPSSSC portal at upsssc.gov.in.

What is the required typing speed?
25 words per minute in Hindi and 30 words per minute in English, as per the published update. Hindi typing is permitted in Mangal Font (Inscript) and Kruti Dev-010.

Is the typing test qualifying?
Yes. It is a qualifying stage — clearing the Main Written Examination alone does not guarantee final selection.

Download your hall ticket early, check every detail on it, and practise in the permitted font. A typing test rewards preparation, not last-minute discovery — and this time, the preparation starts with reading the admit card properly.

Important Links

Note: This admit card is issued through a login-based portal, so there is no common notification PDF for this item. Row 1 points to the official UPSSSC admit-card download page and row 2 to the official UPSSSC website. If any detail on your hall ticket differs from this article, the hall ticket and the official UPSSSC notice are authoritative.

Raju

Founder & Editor

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