The Punjab Subordinate Services Selection Board (PSSSB) has issued an urgent public notice announcing the postponement and rescheduling of several upcoming written examinations. Citing administrative reasons, the board has altered the exam dates for multiple posts advertised under Advt. No. 09/2025, 12/2025, and 13/2025.

If you applied for the posts of Sainik Welfare Organizer, Multi-Purpose Fisheries Skilled Worker, Technical Assistant, or Storekeeper, your previously scheduled examination dates are no longer valid. Candidates must immediately note the revised PSSSB new exam schedule 2026 to avoid missing their respective tests.

PSSSB Revised Exam Schedule 2026 (Official Dates)

The board has provided a clear breakdown of the postponed exams and their new dates. Review the table below to find your specific post and mark your calendar accordingly:

Key Changes to Note

• Mega Exam Day on March 8: PSSSB has consolidated the exams for Sainik Welfare Organizer, Fisheries Skilled Worker, and Technical Assistant onto a single day—March 8, 2026. Candidates applying for the Sainik Welfare Organizer post (which has the highest competition among the March 8 exams with 52 posts) now have an extra week to finalize their revisions.
• Storekeeper Exam Pushed Back: The highly anticipated written exam for the 62 Storekeeper posts (Technical Education Department) has been shifted back by exactly one week, moving from March 14 to March 21, 2026.

Updates on PSSSB Admit Card 2026

With the dates officially changed, candidates might be wondering about their hall tickets. The official notice clarifies (Point 2.0) that the admit cards for these rescheduled examinations will be issued separately.

The board will not release the admit cards based on the old timeline. Typically, PSSSB releases hall tickets 4 to 5 days prior to the actual exam date. Therefore, candidates appearing for the March 8 exams should expect their admit cards to be available for download around March 3 or March 4, 2026.

What Should Candidates Do Next?

1. Adjust Your Study Plan: Use the extra days strategically. Instead of learning new topics, double down on solving previous years’ question papers and taking mock tests.
2. Monitor the Official Website: The board explicitly advises all candidates to regularly check the official PSSSB portal (https://sssb.punjab.gov.in) for any further updates, center details, or sudden administrative changes.
3. Stay Alert for Admit Card Links: Keep your registration numbers and passwords handy so you can download the admit cards the moment the official links go live.