Updated: 23 September 2026
The Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board’s official e-admit-card portal shows the Second Tier PET/Skill Test e-admit card for Post Code 15/25 WARDER. The current portal display shows availability from 23 September to 3 October 2026.
What Happened?
DSSSB has made the Warder second-tier PET/Skill Test e-admit card available through its official admit-card portal. Candidates should use the official portal and the individual hall ticket as the controlling source for centre, reporting and test instructions.
Key Facts
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Recruiting body | DSSSB |
| Post | Warder |
| Post Code | 15/25 |
| Stage | Second Tier PET/Skill Test |
| Current e-admit-card window | 23 Sep–3 Oct 2026 |
Why It Matters
An admit card is an operational document. It confirms the candidate’s stage and provides the centre and reporting instructions that determine exam-day entry. Candidates should not rely on a generic recruitment schedule when the individual call letter is available.
Background
DSSSB conducts recruitment for posts under the Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi. Depending on the post, selection can involve written examinations, physical tests, skill tests and document verification.
Candidate Checklist
- Open the official DSSSB e-admit-card portal.
- Download the Warder hall ticket for Post Code 15/25.
- Check name, photograph, roll number, centre and reporting time.
- Read every PET/Skill Test instruction.
- Carry the identity and other documents specifically listed on the hall ticket.
Static GK Connection
DSSSB is associated with recruitment under the Government of NCT of Delhi. New Delhi is India’s national capital. The Delhi recruitment ecosystem should be distinguished from central recruitment conducted by SSC or UPSC.
Exam Relevance
This is an admit-card article, so the priority is accurate operational information rather than an unnecessary MCQ set. Candidates should use the post’s recruitment syllabus and official test instructions for preparation.
Official Source
DSSSB official e-Admit Card portal
What to Check on the DSSSB Hall Ticket
Before leaving for the test centre, compare the details on the call letter with the original recruitment information. The candidate’s name, photograph, roll number, test stage, reporting time and centre address should be checked first. Read the instructions about acceptable identity proof, photographs, prohibited items and arrival time exactly as printed on the hall ticket. If any detail appears inconsistent, use the official DSSSB channel rather than relying on social-media posts or third-party summaries.
After Downloading the Admit Card
- Save a clear PDF copy on your phone and computer.
- Print the copy required by the examination instructions.
- Plan the route to the centre in advance.
- Keep the same identity document that matches the recruitment record.
- Recheck the hall-ticket instructions the evening before the test.
Common Admit-Card Mistakes
Candidates sometimes download the correct hall ticket but miss a change in reporting time, centre instructions or acceptable identity proof. A second common mistake is assuming that an earlier recruitment-stage document is sufficient for the current test. Treat each call letter as a stage-specific instruction sheet and read it from top to bottom before the exam.
Related Resources
See the Admit Cards 2026 hub, Government Jobs 2026 and Competitive Exam Results 2026.
