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OSSC issues Group C technical exam admit card, check direct link
As per the latest update, the OSSC Group C Mains Exam is scheduled to be conducted on 18 September 2022. The candidates are required to carry the Odisha SSC Group C Admit Card to their respective exam centre

The Odisha Staff Selection Commission (OSSC) has released the admission letter for recruitment to various Group-C Technical posts under Odisha Government Press. Aspirants can download their admission letters from the official web portal. Candidates can access the admit cards by logging in using their registered mobile number and password. As per the latest update, the OSSC Group C Mains Exam is scheduled to be conducted on 18 September 2022. The candidates need to carry the Odisha SSC Group C Admit Card to their respective exam centre. They are advised to check the details present on the OSSC Group C Hall Ticket. If anyone finds a mistake on the OSSC Group C Admit Card, they must get it corrected from the authorities.What are the steps to download the OSSC Group C admit card?
- Go to the official web portal of the Commission
- Click on “Download the Admission Letter for recruitment of different Group-C Technical posts under Odisha Government Press,” on the homepage
- Fill in your details including your registered username and password. You may also login with an otp
- Once you submit your details, the OSSC admit card will appear on screen.
- Download the OSSC admit card and take a printout of it to carry it for the exam.
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First Published:Sep 13, 2022, 10:27:15 IST
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