UPSC Releases Admit Cards for LDCE and Officers’ Grade B; How to Check

Balasahana Suresh
Exam & Recruitment News: The Union Public service Commission (UPSC) has released the admit cards for the Limited Departmental Competitive Examination (LDCE) for Combined Section Officers’ Grade ‘B’ and Combined Stenos’ Grade B for the year 2025. Candidates can now download their hall tickets from the official UPSC portal: upsconline.gov.in.

Key Details

  • Exams Covered:
    • LDCE – Combined Section Officers’ Grade ‘B’ 2025
    • Combined Stenos’ Grade B 2025
  • Issuing Authority: Union Public service Commission (UPSC)
  • Admit Card Availability: Live now on UPSC Online portal
  • Mode of Exam: Computer-based / written as per official schedule
Steps to Download UPSC Admit Card

Visit the official UPSC website: upsconline.gov.in

Navigate to ‘Admit Cards / E-Admit’ section

Select the relevant exam – LDCE or Officers’ Grade B

Enter your registration ID/roll number and date of birth

Click ‘Submit’

Download the PDF of your admit card and take a printout for examination

Important Tip: Keep the admit card safe; it is mandatory for entry into the examination hall.

Details Mentioned on the Admit Card

  • Candidate’s name and roll number
  • Exam date, time, and venue
  • Instructions for candidates, including items allowed and prohibited in the exam hall
  • Reporting time and identification requirements
Guidelines for Candidates

  • Carry a valid photo ID along with the admit card
  • Arrive at the exam center at least 30–45 minutes early
  • Mobile phones, electronic gadgets, and unauthorized items are strictly prohibited
  • Follow all COVID-19 safety protocols if applicable
Conclusion

With the UPSC admit cards for LDCE and Officers’ Grade B released, candidates should download their hall tickets immediately and ensure all details are correct. Proper preparation, along with adherence to exam-day guidelines, will help ensure a smooth examination experience.

 

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