UPSSSC PET Admit Card 2026 OUT: UP PET exam admit card released; download it now..

There is important news for candidates who have applied for the UP PET examination. The Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UPSSSC) has announced the release of the UPSSSC PET Admit Card 2026.

Candidates who have been eagerly awaiting their admit cards can download them by visiting the official UPSSSC website, upsssc.gov.in. To download the admit card, candidates will need to use their registration number, password, and the provided captcha code.

How to download the UP PET Admit Card:
The admit card for the UP PET examination is available for download on the official UPSSSC website. Candidates can download their admit cards by following the steps outlined below:

First, visit the official UPSSSC website at upsssc.gov.in.
Navigate to the 'Admit Card' section.
Click on the 'UPSSSC PET Admit Card 2026' link.
Enter your login credentials carefully.
Once the login details are entered, the admit card will appear on the screen.
Finally, take a printout of the admit card.

Examination Dates:
The UP PET examination will be held on October 25, October 30, and November 1, 2026. The exam will be conducted in two shifts across 60 districts. According to the official notification from the UPSSSC, the admit cards for the examination scheduled for October 25 have been released today, October 17. Additionally, the admit cards for the examination on October 30 will be released on October 23, and those for the examination on November 1 will be released on October 25. All candidates appearing for the examination are advised to carefully check the essential details provided on their admit card—such as their name, the name of the examination center, roll number, examination date, and shift information—after downloading it.

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