SSC MTS Admit Card 2026 Out: Check Release Date & Download Process

The SSC MTS Admit Card 2026 was released on February 2, 2026, on the official website ssc.gov.in. Candidates can download it using their Registration Number and Date of Birth from their respective SSC regional websites, and entry to the exam hall is not allowed without it.

The Staff Selection Commission has released the admit card for the MTS (Non-Technical) and Havaldar (CBIC & CBN) exam, with over 36 lakh candidates registered for 8,021 posts.

Before we get into the admit card details, here is a quick look at the key facts about the SSC MTS exam.

The SSC MTS admit card download link is now active on the official SSC website. Candidates who have successfully registered for the exam can download their hall ticket by visiting ssc.gov.in and logging in with their credentials.

Direct Link: Download SSC MTS Admit Card 2026 (Active Now)

Note: SSC does not send the admit card by post or email. You must download the SSC MTS hall ticket yourself from the official website. A printed copy is mandatory on exam day.

Downloading the admit card is simple if you follow these steps carefully. Keep your Registration Number and Date of Birth handy before you start.

Note: If the website is slow due to heavy traffic, try downloading during early morning hours or late at night. Clear your browser cache if the page does not load properly.

SSC also released a City Intimation Slip on January 30, 2026, about 4 days before the actual admit card. This slip tells you your exam city, date, and shift in advance so you can make travel and stay arrangements. 

The city intimation slip is not the same as the admit card, you still need to download the actual admit card separately.

When you download your SSC MTS hall ticket, take a moment to check all the details carefully. Here is what you will find printed on the admit card:

Note: If you notice any spelling mistake in your name, a wrong photograph, or any other error on the admit card, contact the SSC regional office immediately. Do not wait until exam day.

Carrying the right documents to the exam centre is just as important as downloading the admit card. Candidates who arrive without the required documents will not be allowed inside the exam hall. Make sure you have all of the following:

Black and white printouts of the admit card are generally accepted. However, a colour printout is preferred if your photograph or signature is not clearly visible in black and white.

Your exact shift will be mentioned on your admit card. Please report to the exam centre at least 30 minutes before the reporting time mentioned on your hall ticket.

Items NOT allowed inside the exam hall: Mobile phones, smartwatches, Bluetooth devices, calculators, wallets, food items, or any electronic gadget. The exam hall is under CCTV surveillance.

Many candidates face small issues while trying to download the admit card. Here are the most common problems and simple solutions for each:

Problem 1: Admit card page not loading – This usually happens when the website has heavy traffic right after the admit card is released. Try again after a few hours. Use a different browser (Chrome, Firefox, or Edge). Clear your browser cache before trying again.

Problem 2: Forgot Registration Number or Password – Visit ssc.gov.in and use the 'Forgot Registration ID' or 'Forgot Password' option. You may need your email ID or mobile number to recover your credentials.

Problem 3: Wrong name or photograph on the admit card – If your personal details are incorrect, contact the SSC regional office immediately. Carry your original application acknowledgment and ID proof when visiting the office.

Problem 4: Admit card shows wrong exam centre – Raise a grievance on the official SSC portal before the exam. Do not skip the exam assuming the centre is wrong — always verify first.

Problem 5: Photo or signature not visible on printout – Try printing in colour instead of black and white. If the photo is still not clear, contact your regional SSC office and request a corrected copy.

The SSC MTS exam is conducted every year by the Staff Selection Commission to recruit candidates for Group C non-gazetted posts in central government departments. The 2025 notification was released on June 26, with 8,021 vacancies for MTS and Havaldar posts.

The exam is held in computer-based mode and includes an objective test covering Reasoning, Numerical Aptitude, English, and General Awareness, with a duration of 90 minutes.