HSSC Constable PST Admit Card 2021 Released: Download Male Constable Hall Ticket

Haryana Police Constable Admit Card 2021

HSSC Constable PST Admit Card 2021 Released: The Haryana Police Constable Admit Card 2021 for the Physical Screening Test (PST) was officially released on 14th December 2021 by the Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) at hssc.gov.in. This recruitment drive aims to fill 5,500 Male Constable vacancies. Candidates shortlisted in the result PDF can download their HSSC Constable PST hall ticket using the direct link provided below. 

HSSC Police Constable PST Admit Card 2021

The Haryana Staff Selection Commission has scheduled the Physical Screening Test for HSSC Constable posts from 17th to 28th December 2021. Eligible candidates must report to their assigned venues for the PST. To participate, you must carry your HSSC Police Constable PST Admit Card 2021. This guide covers the direct download link, step-by-step instructions, essential exam details, and a checklist of documents required for the exam center. 

HSSC Male Constable PST Admit Card 2021

Candidates who successfully cleared the written examination held on 31st October, 1st, and 2nd November 2021 are eligible for the Physical Screening Test. According to the Haryana Police Constable Result Notice, the PST window is set for 17th–28th December 2021. Your specific venue, date, and reporting time are detailed on your HSSC Male Constable PST Admit Card 2021. Review the selection stages below: 

Name of the Organization	Haryana Staff Selection Commission
Name of the Recruitment	HSSC Constable Recruitment 2021
No of posts	5500
Name of Post	Male Constable
Category	Admit Card
Status	Released
Haryana Police Constable PST Dates	17th December 2021 to 28th December 2021
HSSC Constable PST Admit Card	14th December 2021
Selection Process	1. Computer-Based Knowledge Test (CBT) 2. Physical Screening Test (PST) 3. Physical Measurement Test (PMT)
Official Website	hssc.gov.in

HSSC Male Constable PST Admit Card Link

The HSSC Constable PST Admit Card 2021 was issued on 14th December 2021 for all qualified male candidates. You can access and download your hall ticket from the link below by entering the registration number and password created during your initial application. 

Download HSSC Male Constable PST Admit Card 2021 (Link Active)

Steps to Download Haryana Police Admit Card 2021

Please follow the official instructions provided by the Haryana Staff Selection Commission to successfully download your HSSC Constable Admit Card 2021. 

1. First, visit the official website of the Haryana Staff Selection Commission @ www.hssc.gov.in.
2. Then find out the link to admit card.
3. You will now reach another page.
4. Now enter asked Credentials correctly.
5. Click on submit button.
6. Now you can see HSSC Constable PSTAdmit Card 2021 on your screen.
7. Download and take a copy of the hall ticket.
8. Check instructions and do carry original documents mentioned on HSSC Admit Card 2021.
9. You won’t be permitted in the examination hall without the documents mentioned on the Haryana Constable PST Admit Card 2021.

Details mentioned on Haryana Police Constable Admit Card 2021

The Haryana Police Admit Card 2021 contains critical candidate information. We strongly advise you to verify all printed details for accuracy; if you notice any discrepancies, contact the HSSC examination authority immediately for rectification. 

1. Candidate’s Name
2. Registration Number
3. Father's Name
4. Date of Birth
5. Exam Date
6. Reporting Time
7. Examination Time
8. Examination Centre address
9. Candidate’s Photograph
10. Thumb Impression
11. Instruction related to the exam day

Documents Required along with Haryana Police Constable Admit Card 2021

Candidates must present a hard copy of their HSSC Constable Admit Card 2021 along with a valid original photo identity card to gain entry into the testing facility. Please ensure all documents are ready before your exam date.

1. Voter ID Card
2. Driving License
3. Passport
4. Aadhar Card
5. Pan Card
6. Any other ID proof authorised by the Government