WBSSC Group C and D Admit Card 2026 Out, Hall Ticket Download Link

West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) has released WBSSC Group C and D Admit Card 2026 on 14th February 2026, for the candidates who have submitted their applications for 1st SLST (NTS) Examination. The admit cards has been released online at the WBSSC official website www.westbengalssc.com and candidates can login into the dashboard to download their admit cards.

WBSSC Group C and D Admit Card 2026 Out

The WBSSC Group C and D Exam 2026 1st State Level Selection Test 2025 to recruit eligible candidates for 8478 Group C and D vacancies is scheduled for 1st and 8th March 2026, respectively. More than 16 lakh candidates have submitted their applications for this recruitment. The candidates who have successfully applied can now download their WBSSC Admit Card 2026 from the West Bengal School Service Commission official website www.westbengalssc.com using their login details, i.e., Candidate ID, Mobile Number, and Password. 

WBSSC Group C and D Hall Ticket 2026

Candidates should carefully check all details printed on the WBSSC Group C and D Hall Ticket 2026 while downloading it, and in case of any error or mismatch in details, candidates must immediately contact the officials. Along with the printout of the admit card, candidates are required to carry a valid ID proof to the exam centre for verification purposes.

WBSSC Group C and D Admit Card 2026 Download Link

The link to download the WBSSC Group C & D Admit Card 2026 has been activated on the West Bengal School Service Commission's official website, www.westbengalssc.com, on 14th February 2026. Candidates who have their 1st SLST (NTS) 2025 Exam can now download their hall tickets directly from the link shared below instead of visiting the official website. 

WBSSC Group C and D Admit Card 2026 Download Link (Active)

Steps to Download WBSSC Group C and D Hall Ticket 2026

Candidates who want to download the WBSSC Group C and D Hall Ticket 2026 from the official website of West Bengal School Service Commission can follow the steps provided below.

1. Go to the official website of West Bengal Central School Service Commission (WBSSC) at www.westbengalssc.com.
2. Scroll down the page and click on “Login” and then select “1st SLST (NTS) 2025 Login”.
3. Candidates are redirected to a new login page.
4. Enter login details: Candidate's ID, Mobile Number, and Password, and click on the Login tab.
5. The WBSSC 1st SLST Admit Card for group C and D appears on the screen.
6. Download and take a print copy for future reference.

WBSSC Group C and D Exam Timing 2026

WBSSC Second State Level Teacher Selection Examination (1st SLST (NTS), 2025) is going to be held on 1st and 8th March 2026 in a single shift each day starting from 12 noon. Candidates must ensure to reach the exam centre well before the gate closing time; after that, no candidates will be allowed to appear for the exam.

Details Printed on WBSSC Group C and D Admit Card 2026 

Candidates must check all their exam details, like exam time, reporting time, exam venue, and more, from their respective admit cards.

1. Candidate’s Full Name
2. Candidate’s Photograph & Signature
3. Roll Number
4. Registration ID / Application Number
5. Date of Birth
6. Category (like General/SC/ST/OBC)
7. Post Name
8. Exam Date & Time
9. Exam Centre Name & Full Address
10. Reporting Time & Gate Closing Time
11. Barcode / QR Code
12. Important Instructions

WBSSC Group C Exam Pattern 2026

The WBSSC Group C Exam will include 4 subjects, namely General Knowledge, Current Affairs, General English, and Arithmetic. The candidates have to answer 60 questions for a total of 60 marks, and the time duration for the exam will be 1 Hour 50 minutes. Each question will carry 1 mark, and there will be no negative marking. To understand the exam pattern, candidates can refer to the table provided below. 

WBSSC Group D Exam Pattern 2026

There are three subjects: General Awareness, Logical Reasoning and Arithmetic.

A total of 40 questions will be asked
Candidates will get 1 mark for each correct answer
No negative marking for any incorrect attempt
Candidates must complete the examination in 1 hour 20 minutes