UPSC CAPF AC Admit Card 2026 Out at upsc.gov.in; Download Hall Ticket

Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released UPSC CAPF (Assistant Commandants) Admit Card 2026 on July 10, 2026, for candidates appearing in the Central Armed Police Forces (AC) Exam 2026. UPSC CAPF 2026  written exam is scheduled to be conducted on July 19, 2026. Candidates should download their e-Admit Card well in advance and verify all details, including their name, photograph, exam centre, reporting time, and other instructions, before appearing for the exam.

Download UPSC CAPF Assistant Commandant Admit Card 2026 (Link Active)

UPSC CAPF Exam Centre 2026

UPSC CAPF 2026 Exam Centre is decided by the UPSC based on the candidate’s application preferences and centre capacities, following a first-apply-first-allot policy. Candidates can choose preferred cities while filling out the application, and UPSC assigns centres accordingly. Once full, other choices must be selected. UPSC CAPF Exam Centre 2026 is given below:

Details Mentioned in UPSC CAPF Admit Card 2026

UPSC CAPF 2026 Admit Card is an essential document that contains important information related to the candidate and the exam. Candidates must carefully check all details printed on the hall ticket after downloading it. The details that candidates will find on their admit card are as follows:

• Candidate’s Name
• Roll Number
• Registration ID
• Date of Birth
• Photograph and Signature
• Name of Examination (CAPF Assistant Commandant Examination 2026)
• Examination Date and Time
• Examination Centre Name and Address
• Reporting Time
• Exam Day Instructions and Guidelines

Discrepancies Found in UPSC CAPF Admit Card 2026

After downloading UPSC CAPF 2026 Admit Card, candidates must verify all details carefully. Any error on the admit card may create issues on the exam day. The discrepancies that candidates may find on the admit card are as follows:

• Incorrect spelling of the candidate’s name
• Wrong photograph or unclear image
• Incorrect signature
• Error in date of birth
• Mismatch in roll number or registration ID
• Incorrect exam centre name or address
• Wrong exam date or timing
• Missing or unclear instructions on the admit card

In case of any discrepancies in UPSC CAPF 2026 Admit Card, candidates should immediately contact UPSC using the official details below:

• Official Website: upsc.gov.in (use the “Contact Us” or e-Admit Card section)
• Helpline Numbers: 011-23385271 / 011-23381125 / 011-23098543
• Working Hours: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on working days
• Address: Dholpur House, Shahjahan Road, New Delhi – 110069

Documents to Carry Along with UPSC CAPF Admit Card 2026

Candidates appearing for UPSC CAPF exam 2026 must carry the required documents to the exam centre. Entry will not be permitted without these mandatory documents. The documents to carry with UPSC CAPF Admit Card 2026 are:

• Printed copy of UPSC CAPF Admit Card 2026
• Original valid photo identity proof (Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, PAN Card, Passport, or Driving Licence)
• Two recent passport-size photographs (the same as used in the application form)

UPSC CAPF 2026 Exam Day Guidelines

Candidates appearing for UPSC CAPF 2026 Assistant Commandant Exam must strictly follow the exam day instructions issued by UPSC to avoid disqualification or inconvenience at the exam centre. The exam day guidelines for UPSC CAPF 2026 are as follows:

• Reach the examination centre well before the reporting time mentioned on the admit card
• Carry a printed copy of the UPSC CAPF Admit Card 2026 and a valid original photo ID
• Do not carry mobile phones, smart watches, calculators, Bluetooth devices, or any electronic gadgets
• Carry only permitted stationery, such as black ballpoint pens
• Follow the seating arrangements and instructions given by the invigilators
• Do not indulge in unfair means or misconduct during the examination
• Wear simple clothing and avoid accessories that may cause security checks
• Ensure biometric verification and attendance formalities are completed properly

UPSC CAPF selection process 2026 includes a written exam, Physical Efficiency Test (PET), Physical Standard Test (PST), medical exam, and interview/personality test. The written exam consists of two papers, Paper 1 (objective) and Paper 2 (descriptive). Each stage evaluates a candidate based on knowledge, physical fitness, and personality traits.