HSSC PRT Admit Card 2024 For Primary Teacher Posts Out At hssc.gov.in; Exam On September 28

The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has released the admit cards for the written examination/skill test for the Primary Teacher (Mewat Cadre) examination 2024. Candidates who registered for the recruitment exam can download their hall ticket IDs from the official website, hssc.gov.in, by entering their login credentials.

According to the official schedule, the exam will take place on September 28 in the evening session from 3:45 PM to 5:30 PM at various centres throughout the state.

How To Download HSSC PRT Admit Card 2024?

Step 1: Visit the official website at hssc.gov.in.

Step 2: On the homepage, navigate to the Notification tab and click on the Admit Card Notice for PRT posts.

Step 3: Enter your login credentials, including your User ID and Password.

Step 4: Your HSSC PRT Admit Card 2024 will be displayed on the screen.

Step 5: Download the admit card and print a hard copy for future reference.

HSSC PRT Admit Card 2024: Direct Link

Candidates are required to carry a hard copy of their respective Hall ticket to the exam centre otherwise, they will not be allowed to appear for the exam.

Details mentioned on the HSSC PRT 2024 Admit Card:

Candidates must cross-check the following information mentioned on the hall ticket ID:

–Name of the candidate

— Date of birth

— Guardian’s Name

— Roll Number

— Registration Number

— Exam Center Code

— Exam Venue

— Exam Venue address

— Name of the exam

— Candidate’s Photograph

— Candidate’s Signature

— Exam Timings

— Reporting Time

— Important Instructions

The recruitment drive aims to fill up 1,456 group C teacher vacancies in the Mewat Cadre.

Following a high court judgment, the commission has decided to remove the weightage for socioeconomic marks, resulting in the written exam now being worth 95 marks. All questions will be compulsory, and the exam paper will be available in both Hindi and English.

Haryana PRT 2024 Exam: Marking Scheme

The exam will consist of a total of 100 questions. Candidates will receive 0.95 marks for each correct answer, with no negative marking for incorrect attempts. Additionally, applicants are required to answer every question; a deduction of 0.95 marks will be applied for any unanswered questions. If a candidate is unsure of the answer, they can select the fifth option.