SSC JHT Admit Card 2026 Released for CRPF PET/PST; Download Hall Ticket at sscer.org

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the admit card/call letter for candidates shortlisted to appear in the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST) for the post of Sub-Inspector (Hindi Translator) in the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) under the Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2025. Candidates from the Eastern Region can access the admit-card facility through the official regional website at sscer.org. The PET/PST stage applies specifically to candidates who opted for the CRPF Sub-Inspector (Hindi Translator) post and qualified after Paper II.

SSC had declared the Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2025 Paper-II result on June 4, 2026, shortlisting eligible CRPF applicants for the physical stage. The Commission's official result notice clearly states that the PET/PST will be conducted by the CRPF, and candidates should continue checking SSC and regional websites for stage-specific instructions.

SSC JHT PET/PST Admit Card 2026: Highlights

Important Clarification: This Is PET/PST, Not Paper-II

Candidates should not confuse the latest hall ticket with the earlier written examination stages.

The recruitment sequence has been:

Paper I → Paper II → PET/PST for CRPF SI (Hindi Translator) candidates → Subsequent selection formalities

Paper II was already conducted on December 14, 2025, and its result was declared on June 4, 2026.

The present admit card relates to the physical stage for eligible CRPF candidates.

Who Can Download the PET/PST Admit Card?

The hall ticket is relevant to candidates who:

• Appeared in the Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2025.

• Qualified Paper II.

• Had opted for the post of Sub-Inspector (Hindi Translator) in CRPF.

• Were shortlisted by SSC for the PET/PST stage.

SSC's official result document confirms that only eligible candidates who opted for CRPF were shortlisted for this stage.

How to Download SSC JHT PET/PST Admit Card 2026

Candidates in the Eastern Region can follow these steps:

1. Visit the official SSC Eastern Region website at sscer.org.

2. Open the Admit Card / Call Letter section.

3. Look for the Combined Hindi Translators Examination/CRPF PET-PST notice.

4. Enter the required registration details.

5. Submit the information.

6. Download the hall ticket.

7. Take a clear printout for the physical test.

Candidates should also check ssc.gov.in and their respective SSC regional portals for any additional instructions.

Login Details Required

Depending on the regional portal, candidates may need details such as:

• Registration Number

• Roll Number

• Date of Birth

• Candidate Name

• Other verification information

Candidates should use the same details submitted during the original SSC application process.

Details Mentioned on the Admit Card

After downloading the call letter, candidates should verify:

• Candidate name

• Roll number

• Registration number

• PET/PST date

• Reporting time

• Venue

• Candidate photograph

• Candidate category

• Important instructions

Any discrepancy should be reported to the appropriate SSC regional office or CRPF authority immediately.

PET vs PST: What Is the Difference?

Candidates often use the two terms interchangeably, but they assess different things.

Physical Efficiency Test (PET)

PET evaluates a candidate's physical performance through prescribed physical activities.

Depending on the recruitment rules, these may include:

• Running

• Other endurance-based activities

• Prescribed physical tasks

Physical Standard Test (PST)

PST verifies whether the candidate meets required physical measurements.

This may include parameters such as:

• Height

• Chest measurement, where applicable

• Other prescribed physical standards

Candidates should follow the exact CRPF instructions issued for the Sub-Inspector (Hindi Translator) post rather than assuming standards from other SSC recruitments.

Paper-II Result Was Declared in June

SSC declared the result of Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2025 Paper-II on June 4, 2026.

The official result notice states that:

• Paper I result had been declared earlier on November 4, 2025.

• 3,642 candidates were shortlisted from Paper I for Paper II.

• Paper II was conducted on December 14, 2025.

• Candidates who opted for CRPF were then shortlisted for PET/PST.

Minimum Qualifying Marks in Paper II

According to the official SSC result notice, the minimum qualifying marks in Paper II were:

These were qualifying standards for Paper II and should not be confused with the final recruitment cutoff.

What to Carry to the PET/PST Venue

Candidates should generally carry:

• Printed PET/PST admit card/call letter

• Valid original photo identity proof

• Passport-size photographs, if mentioned

• Relevant category certificate, if required

• Other documents specified in the call letter

The exact document list printed on the admit card should be treated as final.

Which Photo IDs Are Usually Accepted?

Candidates should carry a valid government-issued photo ID such as:

• Aadhaar Card

• Voter ID

• PAN Card

• Driving Licence

• Passport

Candidates should carry originals unless the instructions state otherwise.

Reach the Venue Early

Candidates should carefully check the reporting time printed on the hall ticket.

Physical tests often involve:

• Document verification

• Identity verification

• Candidate grouping

• Physical measurements

• PET activities

Late arrival may result in candidates missing the reporting or verification process.

Dress Appropriately for the Physical Test

Candidates appearing for PET should wear comfortable clothing suitable for physical activity.

They should also use appropriate sports footwear if permitted by the instructions.

Candidates should avoid:

• Heavy accessories

• Unnecessary bags

• Valuable items

• Items prohibited by the examination authority

Medical and Physical Readiness

The PET/PST stage can involve physically demanding tasks.

Candidates should:

• Remain hydrated before reporting.

• Avoid strenuous last-minute training.

• Sleep properly before the test.

• Carry any permitted medical documentation if relevant.

• Follow only the officially prescribed standards.

Candidates should not attempt unsafe weight-cutting or dehydration practices simply to meet physical measurements.

What Happens After PET/PST?

Candidates who clear the physical stage will move to the next recruitment formalities specified by SSC and CRPF.

The remaining process may include:

• Document verification

• Eligibility verification

• Medical requirements, where applicable

• Option-cum-preference submission

• Final merit/result

SSC has already stated that an Option-cum-Preference window will be opened before the declaration of the final result.

Option-cum-Preference Will Be Mandatory

SSC has warned candidates that they must submit their post preferences when the relevant window opens.

According to the official notice, candidates who fail to submit their option-cum-preference within the stipulated period will not be considered for any post in the final result.

Candidates should therefore continue monitoring SSC even after completing PET/PST.

Marks Will Be Released Later

SSC has stated that marks of both qualified and non-qualified candidates will be uploaded after declaration of the final result of the examination.

This means candidates should not expect final Paper II marks immediately before the entire recruitment cycle is completed.

Combined Hindi Translators Recruitment: Selection Flow

The broad selection process is:

Paper I → Paper II → PET/PST for CRPF SI Hindi Translator candidates → Document/Eligibility Verification → Option-cum-Preference → Final Result

Candidates applying for posts not requiring the CRPF physical stage follow the applicable post-specific selection requirements.

Why Only Some Candidates Have PET/PST

Not every candidate in the Combined Hindi Translators Examination has to appear for a physical test.

The PET/PST requirement applies specifically because the Sub-Inspector (Hindi Translator) post in CRPF is a uniformed post with prescribed physical standards.

Candidates targeting civilian translation posts under other departments do not automatically undergo the same physical stage.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Candidates should avoid:

• Calling the PET/PST a “Paper Skill Test.”

• Assuming all JHT/CHT candidates need physical testing.

• Forgetting to print the hall ticket.

• Carrying photocopies instead of required original ID.

• Reaching the venue after reporting time.

• Ignoring physical-standard instructions.

• Missing the later option-cum-preference window.

• Depending only on unofficial websites for test information.

Frequently Asked Questions

Has SSC JHT admit card 2026 been released?

Yes. The SSC Eastern Region admit-card facility has been made available for eligible candidates appearing in the physical stage associated with the Combined Hindi Translators recruitment.

Is this admit card for Paper II?

No. Paper II was conducted on December 14, 2025. The current stage is PET/PST for candidates shortlisted for Sub-Inspector (Hindi Translator) in CRPF.

Who conducts the PET/PST?

The physical tests are to be conducted by the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF).

Who is eligible for PET/PST?

Candidates who opted for the Sub-Inspector (Hindi Translator) post in CRPF and were shortlisted after Paper II are eligible.

Where can Eastern Region candidates download the admit card?

Candidates can check the official SSC Eastern Region website at sscer.org.

When was the Paper II result released?

SSC declared the Paper II result on June 4, 2026.

How many candidates were shortlisted for Paper II earlier?

A total of 3,642 candidates had been shortlisted after Paper I to appear in Paper II.

Will SSC release marks now?

SSC has stated that candidate marks will be uploaded after the final result is declared.

What happens after PET/PST?

Qualified candidates will proceed through the remaining recruitment formalities, including the applicable verification process and final selection stages.

Is option-cum-preference mandatory?

Yes. SSC has warned that candidates failing to submit preferences within the notified window will not be considered for any post in the final result.

Final Update

The latest SSC JHT/Combined Hindi Translators admit card update is specifically relevant to candidates shortlisted for the PET/PST stage for Sub-Inspector (Hindi Translator) in CRPF. SSC's official Paper II result confirms that the physical stage applies to eligible candidates who opted for this CRPF post, while the test itself will be conducted by CRPF.

Candidates from the Eastern Region should download their call letter from sscer.org, verify the PET/PST date, reporting time and venue, and carry all mandatory documents listed on the hall ticket. They should also begin preparing for the physical requirements while continuing to monitor SSC for subsequent recruitment notices.

After PET/PST, candidates should pay particular attention to the upcoming Option-cum-Preference window, because SSC has clearly stated that failing to submit preferences within the prescribed period will remove a candidate from consideration in the final result.