WBSSC Group C Admit Card 2026 Out, Exam Dates 1 & 8 March

The West Bengal School Service Commission has released the WBSSC Group C & D Admit Card 2026 for candidates registered under the 1st State Level Selection Test (SLST) 2025. The admit cards were activated on the official portal, allowing aspirants to download their hall tickets ahead of the recruitment exams scheduled for March 2026.

WBSSC Group C & D Exam Dates 2026 and Admit Card Release

The admit cards for WBSSC Group C (Clerk) and Group D exams have been published online, marking the beginning of the examination phase for the recruitment drive. The Commission issued the hall tickets on 17–18 February 2026, which candidates must download and carry to their exam centres.

• Group C Exam Date: 1 March 2026
• Group D Exam Date: 8 March 2026
• Admit Card Status: Released and available for download online

These exams are being conducted to fill 8,478 vacancies across various government-aided and sponsored schools in West Bengal.

How to Download WBSSC Group C & D Admit Card 2026?

Candidates who have applied successfully for the WBSSC SLST 2026 exams must download their hall tickets from the official website. The admit card download process typically involves the following steps:

1. Visit the official WBSSC website at westbengalssc.com / wbssc.gov.in.
2. Find and click on the “WBSSC Group C & D Admit Card 2026” link
3. Enter your Application/Registration Number and Date of Birth (password).
4. Submit the details to view the admit card
5. Download and print the admit card for exam day

Candidates should keep multiple printouts and cross-check personal and exam information on the hall ticket.

Details Mentioned and Important Instructions

The WBSSC Group C & D admit card contains essential candidate and exam information that must be verified immediately after download. Typical details include:

• Candidate’s name
• Roll number
• Exam date and timing
• Exam centre address
• Reporting instructions

Candidates are also advised to follow all instructions printed on the admit card and to carry a valid photo identity proof (such as Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, or Passport) along with the printed admit card to the exam centre.

Dress Code and Exam Day Guidelines

In addition to admit card directives, the commission has introduced a dress code requirement for the exams. Covered shoes and sneakers are not permitted inside the exam venues. Candidates are required to wear slippers or open flat sandals to facilitate streamlined security checks and to prevent the concealment of electronic devices.