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The final week before an examination is the week when small details matter the most, and for the thousands of candidates waiting on the SSC CPO Admit Card 2026, the waiting has a clear shape now. The Staff Selection Commission has fixed the Paper-I computer-based examination for Sub-Inspector posts in Delhi Police and the Central Armed Police Forces for 23 to 28 November 2026, after revising the earlier schedule through a corrigendum dated 26 October 2026. The examination city slip is expected around 13 November 2026, about ten days before the examination begins, and the admit card itself is expected to appear two to three days before each candidate’s own examination date, with some reports placing the first release around 20 November 2026. Both documents will be released on the official website, ssc.gov.in, and candidates should download them from that website only, because a hall ticket received from any other place is not a hall ticket at all. (Paper-I From 23 November 2026)
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This recruitment, advertised through Notice E/37/2026-C-2 dated 10 September 2026, covers 1,871 Sub-Inspector posts, a figure the notification describes as tentative. Applications closed on 30 September 2026, so this update is written for candidates who have already applied and are now counting down to the examination hall. The posts are spread across three forces: Sub-Inspector (Executive) in Delhi Police, Sub-Inspector (General Duty) in the CAPFs, and Sub-Inspector (Fire) in the CISF. What follows is the full picture of the examination dates, the city slip, the admit card download process, the documents to carry, and the stages that come after Paper-I, so that a candidate can walk into the final fortnight with nothing left to guess about.
SSC CPO Admit Card 2026
1,871 Posts : Paper-I 23–28 November 2026
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Important Dates
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SSC CPO 2026 : Who Can Appear
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Total Post 1,871 Posts |
SSC CPO 2026 : Vacancy Details
| Post Name | No. Of Post |
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| Sub-Inspector (Executive) In Delhi Police | 317 |
| Sub-Inspector (GD) In CAPFs | 1,320 |
| Sub-Inspector (Fire) In CISF | 234 |
| Total | 1,871 (Tentative) |
The total of 1,871 vacancies is described as tentative in the notification, which means the final figure can change before the recruitment ends. The largest share, 1,320 posts, belongs to Sub-Inspector (General Duty) in the CAPFs, followed by 317 posts in Delhi Police and 234 posts for Sub-Inspector (Fire) in the CISF. Candidates should treat the notified figure as the working figure and confirm any change from the official website.
Why The Revised Dates Changed The Last Fortnight Of Preparation
The corrigendum dated 26 October 2026 moved the start of Paper-I from 20 November to 23 November 2026, while the last date of the examination window, 28 November, stayed the same. That change is small on paper, but it matters for candidates who had built their revision plan around the earlier window, because three extra days at the start of the window mean three more days to revise, and they also mean that the city slip and the admit card arrive on a slightly different timetable than candidates first expected. The city intimation slip is the document that tells a candidate which city the examination centre is in, and it is expected around 13 November 2026, roughly ten days before the examination begins. The admit card follows closer to the examination, two to three days before each candidate’s own examination date, because SSC releases hall tickets on shift by shift rather than all at once. A candidate whose examination falls on 23 November should therefore expect the admit card earlier than a candidate whose examination falls on 28 November, and neither should panic if the other person’s hall ticket appears first. The practical habit is simple: check ssc.gov.in once a day from 13 November onwards, download the city slip the moment it appears, arrange travel and stay around the city it names, and then download the admit card as soon as it is live and print it the same day.
| Post Name | Eligibility Criteria |
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| Sub-Inspector (Executive) In Delhi Police |
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| Sub-Inspector (Fire) In CISF |
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The eligibility conditions above are kept brief on purpose, because this post is about the admit card and the examination, not about a fresh application. The degree requirement and the age limit of 20 to 25 years as on 1 August 2026 are reported figures, and every candidate should confirm them in Notice E/37/2026-C-2 before the examination, because the notification is the only document that decides eligibility at document verification.
Documents To Carry Into The Examination Hall
The admit card is only one of the things a candidate must carry on the examination day, and the rest should be arranged well before the morning of the examination. The printed admit card itself is the first item, and it should be printed clearly on plain paper, with the photograph and the examination details readable without squinting. Next comes a valid photo identity proof in original, such as an Aadhaar card, voter ID, PAN card, driving licence or passport, and the name on that proof should match the name on the admit card exactly. Candidates should also carry two recent passport-size photographs, the same kind used in the application, because examination centres sometimes ask for a photograph at the entry gate. The registration number and date of birth used at the time of application should be kept written down somewhere safe, since they are the login details for downloading the admit card from ssc.gov.in, and a forgotten registration number on the last day is a problem that is easy to avoid and hard to fix in a hurry. What candidates must not carry is equally clear: mobile phones, smartwatches, calculators, books, notes and any other electronic device are not allowed inside the centre, and carrying them risks the examination itself. The safest plan is to reach the centre well before the reporting time printed on the admit card, with the documents in one folder, and nothing extra in the pockets.
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- Open The Official Website: Go To ssc.gov.in And Look For The Admit Card Or Hall Ticket Link For The Sub-Inspector In Delhi Police And CAPFs Examination, 2026. The Link May Also Appear On The SSC Regional Website For The Candidate’s Region.
- Log In With Application Details: Enter The Registration Number And Date Of Birth (Or Password) Created During The Application, And Submit The Form To Reach The Download Page.
- Download The City Slip First: When The City Intimation Slip Appears Around 13 November 2026, Download It And Note The Examination City, So That Travel And Stay Can Be Arranged In Advance.
- Download The Admit Card: Two To Three Days Before The Candidate’s Own Examination Date, The Admit Card Link Will Become Active. Download It, Save A Copy On The Phone, And Print It On Plain Paper The Same Day.
- Check Every Detail At Once: Read The Name, Photograph, Examination Date, Shift, Reporting Time, Centre Name And Centre Address Carefully. A Wrong Photograph, A Misspelt Name Or A Wrong Date Is Far Easier To Raise Early Than On The Morning Of The Examination.
- If The Link Does Not Open: Wait And Try Again Later, Because The Website Slows Down When Thousands Of Candidates Download At The Same Time. Do Not Pay Anyone Who Offers To Arrange The Admit Card For Money — The Admit Card Is Free And Is Issued Only On The Official Website.
- Paper-I — Computer-Based Examination, 23 To 28 November 2026
- Physical Standard Test (PST) And Physical Efficiency Test (PET) — For Candidates Who Qualify In Paper-I
- Paper-II — Computer-Based Examination For Candidates Who Clear The Physical Tests
- Document Verification
- Medical Examination
- The Physical Tests Are Not A Formality In This Recruitment. A Candidate Who Scores Well In The Written Paper But Fails The Physical Standards Or The Running Test Does Not Move Forward, So The Final Days Before 23 November Should Include Physical Preparation Alongside Written Revision.
- Candidates Should Check The Physical Standards For Their Category And Gender In The Original Notification, Because Those Standards Are Specific And Cannot Be Guessed From General Fitness Advice.
Some Useful Important Links
| Download Admit Card | Click Here |
| Official Website | Click Here |
Questions Candidates Keep Asking About The SSC CPO Admit Card
| When will the SSC CPO Paper-I exam be held in 2026? Paper-I will be held as a computer-based examination from 23 to 28 November 2026, as revised by the corrigendum dated 26 October 2026. The earlier schedule was 20 to 28 November 2026. |
| When will the SSC CPO admit card be released? The admit card is expected 2 to 3 days before each candidate’s own examination date, with some reports placing the first release around 20 November 2026. The city intimation slip is expected earlier, around 13 November 2026. |
| Where do I download the admit card? From the official website, ssc.gov.in, by logging in with the registration number and date of birth. The admit card may also be available through the SSC regional websites. |
| How many vacancies are there in SSC CPO 2026? There are 1,871 tentative vacancies: 317 Sub-Inspector (Executive) in Delhi Police, 1,320 Sub-Inspector (GD) in CAPFs, and 234 Sub-Inspector (Fire) in CISF. |
| Can I still apply for SSC CPO 2026? No. Applications closed on 30 September 2026, and this update is for candidates who have already applied. |
Conclusion
The position for CPO candidates is now clear. Paper-I will be held from 23 to 28 November 2026 under the revised schedule from the corrigendum dated 26 October 2026, the city intimation slip is expected around 13 November 2026, and the admit card will follow two to three days before each candidate’s examination date on ssc.gov.in. Candidates should check the official website daily from 13 November, download and print both documents as soon as they appear, verify every detail on the admit card, and carry the printed hall ticket with a valid photo identity proof to the centre. The examination is the first stage only, with the physical tests, Paper-II, document verification and medical examination still to come, so preparation should cover the written paper and physical fitness together. Readers tracking other banking examinations can follow the IBPS RRB PO prelims update in our Jobs section, which carries the latest examination dates as they are announced.
Disclaimer: This article is for information only and is based on SSC Notice E/37/2026-C-2 and the corrigendum dated 26 October 2026 as reported on 9 November 2026. Examination dates, city slip and admit card arrangements can change through official notices. Readers must verify every detail on ssc.gov.in before the examination. BuzzGamers is not a government website and is not affiliated with the Staff Selection Commission.
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