SSC JE Tier-II Admit Card 2026
Download & Descriptive Exam Guide
The SSC Junior Engineer Tier-II hall ticket for the 07 April 2026 descriptive examination is live. This guide covers every step — from downloading your admit card to mastering the pen-and-paper descriptive format.
SSC JE Tier-II 2026 — What You Need to Know
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) released the Junior Engineer (Civil, Mechanical & Electrical) Tier-II Admit Card 2026 on 04 April 2026. Candidates who qualified in the Tier-I Computer Based Test (result declared 06 March 2026) can now download their hall ticket for the descriptive pen-and-paper exam on 07 April 2026.
Tier-II is the final written stage of the SSC JE 2025–26 recruitment for 1,731 Junior Engineer posts across multiple central government departments. This exam carries 200 marks and tests in-depth technical knowledge in the candidate’s discipline.
🔴 Admit Card is LIVE as of 04 April 2026. Download from ssc.gov.in through your regional SSC portal. Exam city intimation was shared on 27 March 2026.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Exam Name | SSC JE (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical) 2025–26 |
| Stage | Tier-II — Descriptive Paper (Pen & Paper) |
| Total Vacancies | 1,731 Posts |
| Tier-I Result Date | 06 March 2026 |
| Admit Card Released | 04 April 2026 |
| Tier-II Exam Date | 07 April 2026 |
| Official Portal | ssc.gov.in / Regional SSC websites |
SSC JE 2025–26 — Full Recruitment Timeline
Step-by-Step: Get Your Hall Ticket Now
🗺️ Regional portal matters: SSC admit cards are issued region-wise. You must download from the regional SSC website (Northern, Southern, Eastern, etc.) corresponding to where you applied — not just the central ssc.gov.in portal.
Verify these fields on your admit card:
What to Carry & What to Leave Behind
Arrive at the centre 45–60 minutes before your reporting time. Tier-II is a pen-and-paper descriptive exam — you will write answers in an answer booklet provided at the centre.
✓ Carry These
- Printed colour admit card (2 copies)
- Original photo ID — Aadhaar / Voter ID / PAN / Passport / DL
- Black or blue ballpoint pen (carry 2–3 pens)
- 1 spare passport-size photograph
✕ Do Not Carry
- Mobile phones & smartwatches
- Calculators & electronic devices
- Printed notes, textbooks, or study material
- Bags with prohibited items
- Bluetooth accessories of any kind
About the Descriptive Examination
Technical Knowledge & Engineering Application
Unlike Tier-I which was objective, Tier-II requires written, explanatory answers. Questions test deep understanding of engineering concepts in your chosen discipline. The final merit list is computed by combining Tier-I + Tier-II marks together.
✏️ Carry multiple black or blue ballpoint pens. Tier-II is a handwritten exam — answers must be written clearly and legibly in the answer booklet. Practice writing technical answers within the time limit before exam day.
Departments Offering 1,731 JE Posts
The 1,731 vacancies are distributed across multiple central government departments and organisations for Civil, Mechanical, and Electrical engineering streams:
Central Water Commission
JE Civil & Mechanical posts
CPWD
Central Public Works Department — JE Civil & Electrical
Border Roads Organisation
JE Civil, Electrical & Mechanical
Military Engineer Services
JE Civil, Electrical & Mechanical
Andaman Lakshadweep Harbour Works
JE posts in engineering streams
Farakka Barrage & Other Depts.
NTRO, departmental units & others
Full SSC JE Selection Pipeline
Done
07 Apr 2026
Merit List
Shortlisted
Appointment
The final merit list combines Tier-I + Tier-II marks. Tier-II is therefore critical — a strong descriptive performance can significantly improve your rank even if your Tier-I score was moderate. Document Verification follows for shortlisted candidates.
Salary Structure & Registration Fee
Application Fee (paid at registration):
Frequently Asked Questions
Always download your SSC JE Tier-II admit card from the official regional SSC website corresponding to your application region. The central portal ssc.gov.in provides links to all regional sites.
Beware of fake admit card links circulating on social media and messaging apps. SSC does not communicate through third-party channels. Keep your registration number and login credentials private and secure.
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