SSC CGL Admit Card 2025 Out at ssc.gov.in, Tier 1 Call Letter Download Link Here

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has officially published the SSC CGL Admit Card 2025 on 9th September 2025 on its official website at www.ssc.gov.in. Candidates whose exam is scheduled on 12th September 2025 can now download their respective hall ticket by logging in with their Registration ID and Password. Use the direct link shared below.

SSC CGL Admit Card 2025 Out

The admit card for the SSC CGL Tier 1 exam is now available on the SSC website and candidates need their Registration ID and Password to download the call letter. It mentions the exam centre location, important documents to carry, and shift timings that candidates must be aware of in advance. So, right after downloading the hall ticket, check all the details to ensure there is no mistake.

Important note: As of 9th September 2025, SSC has only released the admit card of candidates whose exam is on 12th September 2025 and for the rest of the candidates it is going to available 2-3 days before their allotted exam date.

SSC CGL Hall Ticket 2025

SSC is conducting the SSC CGL 2025 Exam for 14,582 Combined Graduate Level Group B and C vaacncies. The selection process includes Tier 1 and Tier 2 and hall ticket is released separately for each exam. Check the highlights of the exam below:

SSC CGL Admit Card 2025 Download Link

Candidates can now download their SSC CGL Admit Card 2025 from the official website. To access the admit card, candidates should click on the direct link provided below and log in using their registration number and date of birth. We have added the driect link to download the SSC CGL Exam Tier 1 Call Letter.

Check: SSC CGL Admit Card 2025 Download Link

Steps to Download SSC CGL Tier 1 Hall Ticket 2025

Candidates appearing for the exam can download their SSC CGL 2025 Admit Card by following these simple steps:

1. Visit the official SSC website – ssc.gov.in.

2. Click on the Admit Card section and click on “STATUS / DOWNLOAD ADMIT CARD FOR TIER 1 FOR COMBINED GRADUATE LEVEL EXAM-2025”

3. Enter your Registration ID/Roll Number and Date of Birth/Password.

4. The SSC CGL Admit Card 2025 will be displayed on the screen.

5. Download the admit card and take a printout for exam day.

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Details Mentioned on SSC CGL Admit Card 2025

After downloading, candidates must check the following details on their admit card carefully:

• Candidate Name
• Roll Number
• Registration Number
• Date of Birth
• Category (such as General, OBC, SC, ST)
• Gender
• Photograph
• Signature
• Exam Date
• Exam Time
• Reporting Time at Exam Centre
• Exam Centre Name
• Exam Centre Address
• Important Instructions for Exam Day

SSC CGL Exam Date and Shift Time 2025

The SSC CGL Exam Date 2025 has been officially announced, and the Tier-1 exam will be conducted from 12th to 26th September 2025. This year, SSC has introduced a new change by holding the exam in a single shift each day, ensuring uniformity and fairness for all candidates.

The city intimation slips have also been released on the official website, allowing aspirants to check their allotted exam city in advance and make necessary travel arrangements. Candidates are advised to stay updated for the release of admit cards and carefully note the exam date and shift details mentioned on it.

How can I know my SSC CGL Exam Date?

You can easily know your SSC CGL Exam Date 2025 through the official city intimation slip, which informs candidates about their allotted exam city and date. To check these details, candidates must log in using their registration ID/roll number and date of birth on the respective regional website.

According to the allotted exam date, candidates can estimate the admit card release date and download it after it gets released.

SSC CGL Tier 1 Exam Pattern 2025

The SSC CGL Tier 1 exam is held online as a Computer-Based Test. It is only qualifying in nature, meaning marks will not be counted for final merit. The paper has 4 sections, each with 25 questions, making a total of 100 questions for 200 marks. Candidates get 60 minutes to complete the test. For every wrong answer, 0.50 marks are deducted.