SSC MTS, Havaldar admit card 2023 out for western region; download link here

NEW DELHI: The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has issued the Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff (SSC MTS 2023) admit card for western region. The commission has also released the SSC Havaldar admit card 2023 on the official website, sscwr.net.

Candidates who have registered for the exam will have to enter their roll number on the login window to download the SSC MTS and Havaldar admit card 2023. The SSC MTS exam 2023 will be held from May 2 to June 20, 2023.

Those applicants who forgot their roll number will have to enter their father’s name and date of birth along with their name to download the SSC MTS 2023 admit card.

Candidates must carry an original photo identity card having the same date of birth as mentioned in the admission certificate to the exam centre. In case the date of birth is different, they should carry an additional certificate in original as a proof.

The commission will hold the exam for recruitment of Multitasking (Non-Technical) Staff in pay level-1 as per pay matrix of 7th pay commission. Shortlisted candidates will be recruited in the General Central Service Group ‘C’ non-gazetted, non-ministerial posts in various ministries and departments of the Government of India and various constitutional bodies.

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How to download SSC MTS, Havaldar hall ticket 2023

Candidates will be able to download the admit card by following the steps given below.

• Visit the SSC western region official website, sscwr.net.
• Now click on the SSC MTS admit card download link.
• Enter roll number and date of birth and search
• Or, key in your name, father’s name and date of birth.
• The SSC MTS admit card will be displayed.
• Check details and download for reference.

Recently, the Centre announced to conduct of the SSC MTS exam in 13 regional languages in addition to Hindi and English from the next academic year 2024. The decision comes after the central government announced to hold SSC GD Constable exam in 13 Indian languages. The move was welcomed by several chief ministers.