WBPSC Clerkship Admit Card 2026: Part-I Status, Past Dates

The WBPSC Clerkship 2024 Part-I admit card has not been released yet; the advertisement places Part-I tentatively in December 2026 or thereabout, and the Commission has not announced the exam date. Online applications under Advertisement No. 12/2024 close on 1 November 2026, and the edit window runs from 3 November 2026 to 8 November 2026. In the 2023 cycle WBPSC announced the e-Admit Card download date for each part in a dated notice.

What the last cycle shows (Clerkship 2023)

For the Clerkship Examination 2023 (Advt. No. 13/2023), the Commission's announcement of 26 October 2024 fixed Part-I for 16 and 17 November 2024 in two sessions each day, from 09:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and from 02:30 p.m. to 04:00 p.m. Candidates were asked to download their e-Admit Cards from 2 November 2024, and the notice said there would be no arrangement for issuing duplicate admit cards from the Commission's office.

For Part-II, an announcement dated 10 December 2025 set the exam for Sunday, 28 December 2025, from 12:00 noon to 01:00 p.m., with e-Admit Cards downloadable from 15 December 2025. Candidates had to reach the venue by 10:30 a.m., and entry closed at 11:30 a.m. A centre notice of 4 November 2025 grouped the Part-I centres into fewer Part-II centres such as Kolkata, Barrackpore, Burdwan, Berhampore, Raiganj and Siliguri.

Past cycles

Admit card and exam-day rules (Advt. No. 12/2024)

• No candidate is allowed to take the examination without a valid admit card, and admission stays provisional until eligibility is confirmed in all respects.
• A candidate allotted a particular venue will not be admitted to any venue other than the one shown on the admit card.
• Bring the same photo ID, in original, that you entered in the application form: Madhyamik certificate with photograph, passport, PAN card, EPIC, driving licence or another government ID.
• Mobile phones, smart watches, Bluetooth and other communication devices are not allowed in the premises, and candidates are frisked at entry points, separately for male and female candidates.
• Only Scheduled Tribe candidates of Darjeeling district and candidates of the Darjeeling Sadar, Mirik and Kurseong sub-divisions may sit at the Darjeeling centre; all candidates from Kalimpong district may sit at the Kalimpong centre.
• The Commission may allot an adjacent centre if it cannot accommodate a candidate at the centre opted for.

In the 2023 Part-I, the Commission's announcement of 6 November 2024 added frisking with metal detectors, a unique QR code on each Question Booklet, and a rule that candidates could not take the question booklets away after the examination.