Candidates can download their hall tickets from the JKSSB official website starting today.
The Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB) is set to release the admit cards for the Physical Standard Test (PST) and Physical Endurance Test (PET) today, September 18. This release pertains to the recruitment for Constable positions across various departments, including Armed, IRP, SDRF, and Executive posts under Advertisement No. 01 of 2024. Candidates eagerly awaiting these hall tickets can access them through the official JKSSB website at jkssb.nic.in.
According to the official notification, the tests are scheduled to take place starting September 24 at M. A. Stadium in Jammu. This recruitment initiative aims to fill a total of 4,002 vacancies, which is a significant opportunity for job seekers in the region.
In the event that candidates encounter any difficulties while downloading their admit cards or face issues related to the admission process, the JKSSB has provided contact information for assistance. Candidates can reach the JKSSB Help-Desk by calling 0191-2461335 for those in Jammu or 0194-2435089 for those in Srinagar during office hours.
To successfully download the admit cards, candidates should follow a straightforward process. First, they need to visit the JKSSB homepage and locate the link for the Constable PST/PET admit card for 2024. Once they click on this link, they will be prompted to enter their login details. After submitting this information, candidates can check their admit cards and download them for their records. It is advisable to take a printout of the admit card for future reference, as it will be necessary for the upcoming tests.
For further information, candidates are encouraged to visit the official JKSSB website, where they can find additional details regarding the recruitment process and any updates related to the tests. This recruitment drive presents a significant opportunity for those looking to secure positions in the police force and other related services in Jammu and Kashmir.
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