UPSC CDS I Admit Card 2022 @upsc.gov.in: Direct link to download here
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Here is the step-by-step guide to downloading the admit cards of the UPSC CDS I Exam 2022.
UPSC CDS Exam 2022: The admit cards of the Union Public Service Commission, UPSC Combined Defence Services Exam I 2022 have been released on the official website, the link for which is upsc.gov.in. As per the schedule, the UPSC CDS Recruitment 2022 examination will be conducted on April 10 at various test centres across the country.
No e-admit card will be sent by post. "Check the e-Admit Card carefully and bring discrepancies, if any, to the notice of UPSC immediately," as per the instructions released by UPSC.
"Bring this e-Admit card (print out), along with the (original) Photo Identity Card, whose number is mentioned in the e-Admit Card , in each session to secure admission to the examination hall. The E-Admit Card must be preserved till the declaration of the final results as its production before the Service Selection Board is necessary."
The UPSC CDS I Exam 2022 is being held to fill a total of 134 posts.
In order to download the UPSC CDS Exam 2022 admit cards, all the candidates need to follow the below-mentioned steps:
Direct link to download UPSC CDS ADMIT CARD 2022
1. Enter the examination hall at least 30 minutes before the scheduled commencement of the examination. Entry to the examination venue closes 10 minutes prior to the scheduled commencement of the examination in each session.
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