PSSSB Jail Warder PMT PET Admit Card 2026 OUT, Download Call Letter Link Active

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The Punjab Subordinate Services Selection Board (PSSSB) has released the e-admit card for the Physical Measurement Test (PMT) and Physical Efficiency Test (PET) for the posts of Warder (Male) and Matron (Female) under Advt. No. 08/2026. The physical test will be held from 11 to 16 November 2026 at Polo Ground, Stadium Road, Patiala.

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Through a public notice dated 7 November 2026, the Board called 4,124 candidates for this stage: 3,642 for Warder and 482 for Matron. They were shortlisted on the basis of the written exam held on 26 July 2026, whose result came out on 30 September 2026.

PSSSB Jail Warder PMT PET Admit Card 2026 OUT, Download Call Letter Link Active
PSSSB Jail Warder PMT PET Admit Card 2026 OUT, Download Call Letter Link Active

There is one important change from a usual admit card: candidates must print the admit card and fill in the self-declaration form by hand, then sign it, before reaching the venue. A printed admit card without the filled declaration may not be accepted. Here is everything you need to know about downloading the admit card, the documents to carry and the physical standards you must meet.

PSSSB Jail Warder PMT/PET 2026: Overview

ParticularsDetails
BoardPunjab Subordinate Services Selection Board (PSSSB)
DepartmentPrisons Department (Jail Vibhag), Punjab
PostsWarder (Male), Matron (Female)
Advt. No.08/2026
Total vacancies532 (Warder 475, Matron 57)
Written exam26 July 2026
Written result30 September 2026
Candidates called for PMT/PET4,124 (Warder 3,642; Matron 482)
PMT/PET dates11 – 16 November 2026
VenuePolo Ground, Stadium Road, Patiala
Pay scaleLevel-2, ₹19,900 – ₹63,200
Official websitesssb.punjab.gov.in

Shortlisting Ratio

PostVacanciesCalled for PMT/PETCandidates per seat
Warder (Male)4753,642About 7.7
Matron (Female)57482About 8.5
Total5324,124About 7.8

Important Dates

EventDate
Online application1 – 21 April 2026
Application window reopened30 April – 5 May 2026
Written exam26 July 2026
Provisional answer key28 July 2026
Final answer key19 August 2026
Written exam result30 September 2026
PMT/PET candidate list (public notice)7 November 2026
PMT/PET11 – 16 November 2026

How to Download PSSSB Jail Warder PMT/PET Admit Card 2026

Keep these ready before you start: your application number (from the registration slip), your date of birth as entered in the form, and access to a printer.

  1. Visit the PSSSB website, sssb.punjab.gov.in, and open the physical test e-admit card link. It leads to the PMT/PET admit card portal.
  2. Under “Physical test (PMT / PET)”, select your advertisement and post: Warder (Advt No. 08/2026) or Matron (Advt No. 08/2026).
  3. Choose to search by application number or by name.
  4. Enter your application number and date of birth exactly as in your application form.
  5. Type the characters shown in the captcha image and submit.
  6. Your e-admit card will appear on screen. Check your name, roll number, reporting date and time.
  7. Download and print the admit card along with the self-declaration.

Direct Admit Card Link

Self-Declaration: Must Be Filled by Hand

The self-declaration attached to the admit card must be filled in and signed by hand after printing. Do not leave it blank or fill it digitally. Bring the completed printout to Patiala on your allotted date.

Documents to Carry to the Physical Test

  • Printed e-admit card with the self-declaration filled in and signed
  • One original photo ID proof (Aadhaar card, voter ID, PAN card, passport or driving licence)
  • Sports clothing and shoes suitable for running and field events

Candidates who fail to report on their allotted date and time, or who arrive without the required documents, may not be allowed to take the test.

Physical Measurement Test (PMT) Standards

MeasurementWarder (Male)Matron (Female)
Height5 ft 7 in (5 ft 4.5 in for Dogras and Gurkhas)5 ft 3 in
Chest33 in unexpanded, 34.5 in expandedNot applicable
WeightNot specified50 kg or above
VisionNormal in both eyes, with or without spectacles; not colour blindSame as Warder

Physical Efficiency Test (PET) Events

EventWarder (Male)Matron (Female)Chances
100 m race15 seconds18.5 secondsOne
Shot put7.26 kg shot, 5.5 m5.443 kg shot, 4.0 mThree
Rope climbing15 ft12 ftThree

The 100 m race allows only one attempt, so warm up well before your turn. Shot put and rope climbing allow three chances each.

What Happens After the Physical Test?

  1. Candidates who qualify in both PMT and PET will move to document verification and medical examination.
  2. The final merit list will be prepared from the written exam marks of candidates who qualify in all stages, according to category-wise vacancies.
  3. Selected candidates will be appointed at Pay Level-2 (₹19,900 – ₹63,200) plus allowances.

For queries about the physical test, candidates can contact the Punjab Jail Department at 0175-2920245.

FAQs: PSSSB Jail Warder PMT/PET Admit Card 2026

Q1. Has the PSSSB Jail Warder PMT/PET admit card 2026 been released?

Yes. The e-admit card for the physical test under Advt. No. 08/2026 is available on the PSSSB physical test portal.

Q2. When and where is the physical test?

The PMT/PET will be held from 11 to 16 November 2026 at Polo Ground, Stadium Road, Patiala.

Q3. How many candidates have been called for the physical test?

A total of 4,124 candidates: 3,642 for Warder and 482 for Matron.

Q4. What details are needed to download the admit card?

Your application number and date of birth. You can also search by name.

Q5. Is the self-declaration compulsory?

Yes. It must be printed, filled in and signed by hand, then brought with the admit card.

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