If you applied for the RPSC Junior Chemist (PHED) recruitment and are waiting for the admit card, this guide walks you through everything: release dates, step-by-step download instructions, what to check on the hall ticket, documents to carry on exam day, common problems and fixes, and helpful tips to avoid last-minute stress. The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has published official press notes and exam schedules — read on for the verified details and practical advice.
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Quick snapshot (must-know facts) of RPSC Junior Chemist
- Exam name: RPSC Junior Chemist (PHED) – 2025 advertisement (exam held in 2026).
- Admit card release: RPSC issued a press note and the admit card was scheduled to be made available at the end of January 2026.
- Exam date (written/CBRT): 01 February 2026 as listed on the RPSC exam calendar.
- Official source for downloads: rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in (use the Exam Dashboard / Admit Card section).
What the admit card is and why it matters for RPSC Junior Chemist
Your RPSC Junior Chemist admit card (hall ticket) is the official permission slip to appear in the examination. It contains your:
- Name and photograph
- Roll number / Registration/Application ID
- Examination date, time and reporting time
- Exam centre name and address (city slip/venue details)
- Important instructions (prohibited items, reporting time, and COVID/health directives if any)
The commission will not allow you inside the exam hall without a valid admit card and a government-issued photo ID, so downloading and printing the admit card well before the exam day is essential.
When and where was the admit card released?
RPSC published a press note concerning exam district information and admit card availability for the Junior Chemist (PHED) recruitment. Official listings and the Exam Calendar on the RPSC site show the written examination date as 01 February 2026 and indicate that admit cards would be issued shortly before that date. Several recruitment portals and news aggregators also reported the admit card release window at the end of January 2026. For the authoritative download, always use the RPSC website.
How to download the RPSC Junior Chemist admit card — step-by-step
Follow these steps to retrieve your hall ticket quickly and safely:
- Open the official RPSC website: https://rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in/.
- On the homepage look for the “Press Notes / Admit Card / Exam Dashboard” section — RPSC posts admit cards as press notes and dashboard links.
- Click the link labeled “Admit Card for RPSC Junior Chemist (PHED) — 2025” (or the city slip/admit card link relevant to your advt. number).
- You’ll be taken to a login page or a direct PDF link. Enter Application ID / Registration Number and Date of Birth (or other credentials as specified).
- After submission, the admit card (PDF) will appear. Download it and take at least 2-3 color prints on A4 paper.
- Verify every detail (name spelling, roll number, photograph, exam centre address and reporting time). If anything is incorrect, contact RPSC immediately via the contact details provided on their site.
Tip: Save the admit card PDF on your phone and in cloud storage so you can reprint if needed.
What to check on the admit card (do this right away)
When you open your hall ticket, confirm:
- Full name and father’s name match your supporting documents.
- Photograph is clear and the admit card bears your signature (if applicable).
- Exam centre address is readable; note travel time and identify alternate routes.
- Reporting time — RPSC often sets a reporting window, arrive at least 60–90 minutes early.
- Any special instructions (items not allowed inside the centre, rules on calculators, mobile phones or masks).
If there’s a data error (wrong date of birth, different name spelling, missing photo), raise it immediately using the RPSC helpline/contact email listed on their site.
Documents to carry to the exam hall
Bring the following with you on exam day:
- Printed Admit Card (original printout) — multiple copies recommended.
- One original government photo ID (Aadhaar card, PAN card, Voter ID, Passport, Driving Licence). The ID name must match the admit card.
- One recent passport-size photograph (in case the invigilator requires it).
- Any other certificate specified in the admit card (e.g., scribe permission, PwD certificate, or city slip if separate).
Do not carry prohibited items like mobile phones, smartwatches, programmable calculators, study materials, or bags if RPSC rules forbid them.
If you can’t download the admit card — troubleshooting
- Wrong credentials / login error: Recheck your Registration/Application ID and date of birth. Try different browsers (Chrome/Firefox) and disable pop-up blockers.
- Server busy / site slow: RPSC’s site can be slow on release days. Try during non-peak hours or use the Exam Dashboard link directly. Avoid third-party mirrors unless linked from RPSC.
- Admit card missing for your application: Check that your application was successfully submitted and accepted during the form window (status available on the RPSC portal). If accepted but admit card is missing, contact RPSC using the press note helpline.
If an urgent correction is needed (photograph missing or wrong), follow RPSC’s specified correction process — these instructions are usually provided in the press note or a separate corrigendum.
Exam day rules and best practices
- Arrive early. reach the exam centre at least 45 minutes before reporting time.
- Carry only essentials. Keep stationery minimal (pen/pencil as permitted), ID and admit card.
- Follow invigilator instructions. Any deviation may lead to disqualification.
- Keep calm and manage time. Read the question paper first (instructions/specimens), then strategize.
- Health precautions: if RPSC issues any specific health-related directives (mask, thermal screening), comply with them.
After the exam — what to expect
- RPSC usually publishes an answer key or provisional answer key a few days after the exam; watch the RPSC portal for announcements.
- Result timelines vary; RPSC will upload cut-offs and merit lists on its website. Keep your application details handy to check results when they are released.
Useful links and contacts
- Official RPSC homepage: rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in — primary source for press notes and admit cards.
- RPSC Press Notes / Admit Card page: check regularly for updates and city-slip documents.
(If you need direct contact numbers or emails, the RPSC website’s “Contact Us” section lists the commission’s office phone numbers and departmental emails.)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: When will the RPSC Junior Chemist admit card be issued?
A: RPSC’s press note indicates admit cards are released shortly before the exam date; the commission scheduled issuance around late January 2026 for the 1 February 2026 exam. Always confirm on the RPSC portal.
Q: I cannot find my admit card link — what should I do?
A: Use the Exam Dashboard or press note link on the official RPSC site. If your application was accepted and you still have no admit card, contact RPSC immediately.
Q: Can I use a digital copy of the admit card on my phone?
A: Most centres require a printed admit card. Keep a digital copy as backup, but carry printed copies to be safe.
Q: What if my name is misspelt on the admit card?
A: Report the discrepancy to RPSC with supporting documents. Follow the correction procedure advised by the commission.
Final checklist before exam day
- Admit card downloaded and printed (2–3 copies).
- Valid original photo ID ready.
- Travel plan to exam centre confirmed.
- Stationery and permitted items packed.
- Health safety kit (if required) ready.
- Good night’s rest the evening before — don’t cram last minute.
Closing note
The RPSC admit card is your official pass to appear for the Junior Chemist examination — treat it as the highest priority between application and exam day. Bookmark the RPSC website, verify your admit card details immediately when the PDF is available, and follow the guidance in this article to avoid surprises. Best of luck — prepare calmly, and perform confidently.
Sources: RPSC official press notes and exam calendar; RPSC Homepage and recruitment press pages.