DSSSB ASO Admit Card 2026: Release Status, Download Steps and Exam Schedule
The DSSSB ASO admit card 2026 is expected soon; exam dates run 21 Sep‑18 Oct 2026, 606 posts revised, and a 500‑search surge on Google Trends. Download steps and vacancy details are provided.
11 Oct 2026, 22:43 UTC

Exam Calendar and Dates
The DSSSB Exam Calendar 2026 was released on 24 August 2026 (source 1). The Computer Based Test for Assistant Section Officer Grade‑II (post code 804/26) runs from 21 September to 18 October 2026, with three daily shifts (09:00‑11:00, 13:00‑15:00, 17:00‑19:00) (source 1). The admit card date is listed as "Available Soon" and has not yet been released as of 17 September 2026 (source 2).
How to Download the Admit Card
To obtain the hall ticket, candidates should follow these steps on the official portal (source 2):
- Visit the official DSSSB website (dsssb.delhi.gov.in) or dsssbonline.nic.in.
- Click the “Generate/Print eAdmit Card” option.
- Select your examination from the list.
- Log in using your registration number, password and the captcha shown.
- Choose the exam, year and level, then press “Check Status”.
- When the admit card appears, download the PDF and print it.
Enter credentials carefully; a wrong registration number, password or captcha will block access. Use only the official portal to avoid phishing risks (source 2).
Vacancy Details
The recruitment originally advertised 576 posts, later revised to 606 posts (source 2). The revised category‑wise distribution is: UR 223, OBC 155, SC 101, ST 44, EWS 83, and 25 posts for PwBD candidates (source 2).
Objection Process and Next Steps
For post code 804/26 (ASO), the answer‑key objection window is scheduled from 23 to 28 October 2026 (source 3). Candidates can compare recorded responses with the provisional key and submit challenges online during that period. Until the admit card is issued, candidates should regularly check the DSSSB website and the OARS portal for updates (source 1).
Google Trends Insight
Search interest for “dsssb aso admit card” peaked in the past 24 hours on 19 September 2026 (source 4), with an approximate 500 searches and a 100% growth rate, indicating heightened curiosity.
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