SSC JE 2026 City Intimation and Admit Card: What Candidates Should Check

SSC JE 2026 city intimation: the simple version

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) published an update on 23 October 2026 about the examination city and admission certificate for the Junior Engineer (JE) 2026 Computer Based Examination, Paper-I. The city notice helps a candidate see where the exam is planned. The admission certificate is the important document to read for the exam-day instructions. Open the official SSC website and check the notice for your own application; a social post or a forwarded screenshot cannot confirm your personal details.

What is the difference?

Think of the city intimation as an early heads-up about the town where you may take the exam. It is not a ticket to enter the exam room. The admission certificate is the document that gives the instructions candidates must follow. Read both documents and follow the latest instructions shown in your own SSC account.

What should I check first?

Go to SSC's official website yourself. Find the notice board item dated 23 October 2026 for Junior Engineer Examination 2026, Paper-I. Follow the official link and sign in only on the SSC site. Check your name, roll or registration details, exam date, reporting time, centre address, photograph, signature and instructions. Do not share your password or one-time password with anyone offering to download the document for you.

A calm exam-day checklist

Download the admission certificate from the official account when available and save a copy.
Read the complete instructions, including which identity proof and other items are allowed.
Check the centre address on a map and plan your travel with extra time.
If a detail looks wrong or the certificate is unavailable, use the SSC notice to find the correct regional contact and ask SSC directly.

Do not assume that the city notice itself is enough for entry. Also do not rely on a date or rule copied from last year's exam: instructions can change between examinations. SSC's notice and your admission certificate are the documents to follow.

Watch for misleading messages

Be careful with messages that promise a guaranteed centre change, ask for money to “unlock” an admit card, or request your login code. Use links that begin from the official SSC website. If a third-party page has a useful summary, use it only as a pointer, then confirm the information on SSC.

Key point

SSC's 23 October notice concerns JE 2026 Paper-I exam-city information and the admission certificate. Check your own account, read the certificate carefully and follow SSC's current instructions. This explainer is a reading aid; SSC remains the authority for dates, documents and exam-centre details.