The Punjab Police recruitment board has announced the release of the admit card for the Constable Phase 1 Computer-Based Test (CBT) scheduled for 2026. Interested and eligible candidates can now access and download their hall tickets from the official portal at punjabpolice.gov.in.
The admit card serves as the mandatory entry pass for candidates appearing in the Phase 1 written examination. Without a printed copy of the admit card, along with a valid photo identity proof, candidates will not be permitted to enter the examination hall. The release of the hall ticket marks a significant milestone for thousands of aspirants who had been eagerly awaiting confirmation of their test dates, shifts, and center allocations.
To download the admit card, candidates need to visit the official Punjab Police website and navigate to the admissions or recruitments section. A dedicated login portal has been set up where applicants must enter their application number, date of birth, or other credentials as specified in the recruitment notification. Once authenticated, the system will generate the hall ticket, which candidates can download in PDF format and print out on plain paper.
The admit card contains crucial details such as the candidate's name, application number, photograph, signature, exam date, reporting time, venue address, and instructions for candidates. Aspirants are advised to carefully verify all the information present on their hall ticket. In case of any discrepancy, candidates should reach out to the recruitment authorities immediately through the helpline numbers or email IDs published in the official notification.
The Phase 1 CBT is the first stage of a multi-phase selection process for the recruitment of constables in the Punjab Police force. Successful candidates in the written test will proceed to subsequent stages, which typically include physical efficiency tests, document verification, and final merit-based selection. The competition for these posts remains intense, with lakhs of candidates applying for a limited number of vacancies across the state.
