SSC JHT PST Admit Card 2026 – Download Hall Ticket for

SSC JHT PST Admit Card 2026 Released for Sub-Inspector (Hindi Translator)

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has issued an important notice regarding the Physical Standard Test (PST) for candidates who have been recommended for the post of Sub-Inspector (Hindi Translator) in CRPF through the Combined Hindi Translators Examination, 2025. This notice provides crucial dates and instructions for downloading admit cards and appearing for the PST.

Admit Card Download Details

Candidates appearing for the Physical Standard Test (PST) can download their Call Letters or Admit Cards from the official website of SSC (Eastern Region), www.sscer.org. The download facility will be active from 7th August 2026. It is essential for all candidates to download their admit cards well in advance of the test date.

Physical Standard Test (PST) Schedule

The Physical Standard Test (PST) is scheduled to commence on 17th August 2026. Candidates must report to their respective PST Centres, as specified in their Call Letter/Admit Card, according to the date and time mentioned.

Important Instructions for PST

Candidates are advised to carefully read all instructions provided on their admit cards. The date, time, and venue allotted for the Physical Standard Test (PST) are considered final. The Commission will not entertain any requests for changes in the schedule or venue under any circumstances. It is mandatory to report to the allotted venue as per the scheduled time.

Subsequent Selection Stages

Candidates who successfully qualify the Physical Standard Test (PST) will proceed to the next stages of the selection process. These include Document Verification (DV), Detailed Medical Examination (DME), and Review Medical Examination (RME) if required. These subsequent stages will be conducted on consequential days, potentially extending up to one week after the PST.

Documents Required

All candidates must appear for the examination/process with all necessary original documents and supporting certificates. These documents are required to substantiate the particulars furnished by them in their initial Application Form. Failure to produce required original documents may lead to disqualification.