The PSSSB has officially released the admit card for the Group D examination scheduled for April 5, 2026. This announcement comes as candidates prepare for the crucial test, with many eagerly awaiting their chance to secure a position in public service.
In tandem with the Group D updates, the online application process for the Punjab Police Constable positions is nearing its deadline. Candidates have until March 30, 2026, at 11:55 PM to submit their applications for one of the 3,298 vacancies available in both the District Police Cadre and the Armed Police Cadre.
Eligibility for the Constable posts requires candidates to be between 18 and 28 years old and to have completed their 12th class education. This recruitment drive is particularly significant as it opens doors for many young individuals seeking stable employment in law enforcement.
The application process is exclusively online, and candidates are urged to apply through the official Punjab Police website at www.punjabpolice.gov.in. It is essential for applicants to keep track of important dates to avoid missing out on this opportunity.
For those applying under the General category, the application fee is set at Rs. 1,200, which includes the examination fee. Meanwhile, candidates from SC/ST/BC/OBC and EWS categories will be required to pay Rs. 700. The last date to pay the application fee also aligns with the application deadline on March 30, 2026.
As the recruitment process unfolds, candidates must ensure they have valid ID proof ready for the application. The release of the admit card for Group D exams is a crucial step, as it signifies the approach of the examination date.
With the recruitment process gaining momentum, many hopeful candidates are preparing for the challenges ahead. The PSSSB’s efforts to fill these vacancies reflect a commitment to enhancing public safety and service in Punjab.
As the March 30 deadline approaches, candidates are reminded to finalize their applications and ensure all requirements are met. Observers expect a high turnout for the recruitment, given the significant number of vacancies available.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding any additional recruitment drives or changes to the current process, but the focus remains on the upcoming examinations and the opportunities they present.
