SSC: Admit card for GD Constable physical test released; how to download? Physical tests begin on November 26..
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) released the admit cards for the physical test for the SSC GD Constable recruitment 2026 on November 12. Candidates who qualified in the written examination can now visit the official website, ssc.gov.in, to download their hall tickets for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST). According to the Commission's schedule, the PET and PST will be conducted from November 26 to December 11, 2026. The admit card will contain details such as the date of the test, reporting time, the address of the test center, and essential instructions for the candidates.
How many candidates have been shortlisted for the PET-PST?
The results of the written examination were declared on October 12, 2026. Following this, a total of 1.97 lakh candidates have been shortlisted for the physical test. This includes 181,251 male candidates, 15,782 female candidates, and 375 male candidates for the SSF (Special Security Force).
SSC GD Physical Test Admit Card 2026: Key Information
Details Information
Examination SSC GD Constable Examination 2026
Conducting Body Staff Selection Commission (SSC)
Agency Conducting the Physical Test Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)
Admit Card Release Date November 12, 2026
Physical Test PET and PST
Physical Test Dates November 26 to December 11, 2026
Written Examination Result October 12, 2026
Shortlisted Candidates 197,408
Mode of Admit Card Online
Official Website ssc.gov.in
What is the running requirement for the SSC GD PET 2026?
The Physical Efficiency Test (PET) is designed to assess the candidates' running ability and physical endurance.
Candidates will be required to cover a specified distance within a stipulated time frame.
Category of Candidates Race Distance Time Limit
Male Candidates 5 Kilometers 24 Minutes
Female Candidates 1.6 Kilometers 8 Minutes 30 Seconds
Male Candidates (Ladakh Region) 1.6 Kilometers 7 Minutes
Female Candidates (Ladakh Region) 800 Meters 5 Minutes
SSC GD PST 2026: What are the prescribed physical standards?
In the PST (Physical Standard Test), the prescribed physical measurements of the candidates will be assessed. According to the available details, the minimum standards for male and female candidates are as follows:
Physical Standards Male Candidates Female Candidates
Minimum Height 170 cm 157 cm
Minimum Chest 80 cm Not Applicable
Chest Expansion 5 cm Not Applicable
Check these details on your admit card
Before appearing for the physical test, candidates should carefully verify all the information provided on their hall ticket:
Candidate's Name
Roll Number and Registration Number
Photograph and Signature
Date of the Physical Test
Reporting Time
Address of the Test Center
Instructions related to the examination
In case of any error on the admit card, the candidate should contact the relevant recruitment authority.
How to download the SSC GD PET/PST Admit Card 2026?
Candidates can download their admit card by following the steps given below:
Visit the official SSC website: ssc.gov.in.
Look for the 'SSC GD Constable PET/PST Admit Card 2026' link on the homepage or in the recruitment section.
Click on the relevant link.
Enter the required information, such as your registration number or roll number and date of birth.
Submit the details to access your admit card.
Check the examination date, reporting time, and test center details.
Download the hall ticket and take a clear printout.
What happens after the PET and PST?
The PET (Physical Efficiency Test) and PST (Physical Standard Test) will be qualifying in nature. No marks will be awarded for these tests. Candidates who pass the prescribed physical tests will proceed to the next stage of the selection process, namely the Detailed Medical Examination (DME) and Document Verification (DV). Before appearing for the physical tests, candidates should carefully read the instructions provided on their admit cards and ensure they arrive at the center by the designated reporting time.
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