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SSB Head Constable Non-GD PET / PST Exam Date 2026 Announced(घोषित) – Check Schedule

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📢 Exam Update

The Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST) exam date for the SSB Head Constable Non-GD Recruitment 2026 will be announced soon by the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB). Candidates who have applied for the various Head Constable posts are advised to stay updated for the official schedule.

📌 Overview

OrganizationSashastra Seema Bal (SSB)
Recruitment NameSSB Head Constable Non-GD Recruitment 2026
Total Vacancies233
Exam TypePhysical Efficiency Test (PET) / Physical Standard Test (PST)
Official Websitessb.gov.in/recruitmentHome

📅 Important Dates

Application Start Date2026-03-21
Application Last Date2026-05-04
PET / PST Exam DateTo Be Notified

📘 Exam Pattern

  • Written Exam
  • Trade/Skill Test
  • Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST)
  • Medical Examination
  • Document Verification

📝 Instructions

  • Candidates should keep checking the official website regularly for updates on the PET and PST exam schedule.
  • Ensure physical and medical readiness as per SSB guidelines for Head Constable Non-GD posts.
  • Admit cards for the PET / PST exam will be released before the exam date on the official site.

🔗 Important Links

Official NotificationDownload PDF
Official Recruitment Portalssb.gov.in/recruitmentHome
Apply OnlineApply Here

❓ FAQs

When will the SSB Head Constable Non-GD PET / PST exam 2026 be conducted?

The exam date is not yet announced; candidates should check the official website regularly for updates.

Where can I check the official schedule for the PET / PST exam?

The official schedule will be available on the Sashastra Seema Bal recruitment portal at ssb.gov.in/recruitmentHome.

How can candidates prepare for the Physical Efficiency Test and Physical Standard Test?

Candidates should maintain good physical fitness and refer to SSB guidelines regarding physical standards and test requirements.

When will the admit card for the PET / PST exam be released?

The admit card will be released before the exam date on the official website.

Is there any fee for the application?

Yes, the application fee is ₹100 for UR/OBC/EWS candidates and free for SC/ST/Female candidates.

What is the selection process for the Head Constable Non-GD posts?

Selection includes Written Exam, Trade/Skill Test, PET & PST Test, Medical Examination, and Document Verification.

Where can I apply online for the SSB Head Constable Non-GD Recruitment 2026?

Applications can be submitted online at Apply Here.

What are the important dates for applying?

The application starts on 21 March 2026 and the last date is 4 May 2026.

What documents are required for document verification?

Documents related to eligibility, identity, and qualification as per the recruitment notification must be presented during document verification.

What is the age limit for the Head Constable Non-GD posts?

The minimum age is 18 years; the maximum age varies between 25 and 27 years depending on the post, with relaxation as per SSB rules.

How to resolve issues if unable to download admit card?

Contact the SSB recruitment helpline and check your internet connection; frequently try accessing the official admit card link after release.

Will the exam be conducted online or offline?

The Physical Tests (PET/PST) are conducted offline at designated centers; check official notification for exact details.

Can I change my exam center after submission of application?

The official notification does not mention exam center change policy; refer to the official recruitment portal for updates.

What is the official website for checking updates about this recruitment?

All updates will be posted on the official SSB recruitment page: ssb.gov.in/recruitmentHome.

Is the syllabus available for the written exam?

The syllabus is not provided yet; candidates should refer to the official notification for updates.

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