HPSC SDAO and DDA Admit Card 2023 (Out), Exam Date @ hpsc.gov.in

Haryana Public Service Commission (HPSC) has released the HPSC SDAO and DDA Admit Card 2023 on its official website. The authorities of the HPSC are going to conduct the HPSC SDAO and DDA exams by Written Exam mode. The HPSC SDAO and DDA exam date is 03/09/2023. Moreover, the officials released the HPSC SDAO and DDA Hall Ticket 2023. So candidates who have all applied for this HPSC recruitment, stay aware of this article until you get your HPSC SDAO and DDA Call Letter 2023. To save the time of aspirants we have attached the direct link to download the HPSC SDAO and DDA Hall Ticket 2023. Here you can get full detailed information regarding HPSC SDAO and DDA Exam details.

HPSC SDAO and DDA Admit Card 2023 Overview

HPSC SDAO and DDA Exam Date 2023

Haryana Public Service Commission (HPSC) has announced the HPSC SDAO and DDA exam date 2023. The exam will be conducted on 03/09/2023. The Candidates who are applied for this HPSC Recruitment can start prepare well for your exams.

HPSC SDAO and DDA Admit Card Date 2023

HPSC has released the HPSC SDAO and DDA Admit card release date of 2023. The candidates who are all applied for this recruitment can able download the HPSC hall ticket from Released. Kindly take the admit card with you while going to the examination center. Without the HPSC admit card, the candidates may not be allowed to the examination center.

Steps to download HPSC SDAO and DDA Admit Card 2023

The candidates need to follow the below steps to download the HPSC SDAO and DDA Admit Card 2023.

1. Go to the official website - Click here
2. Find the recruitment/announcement page and click on it.
3. Find the link blinking that HPSC SDAO and DDA Admit Card 2023 and click on it.
4. Now HPSC hall ticket download form will open.
5. Enter your application number and dob.
6. Now download your HPSC hall ticket 2023.
7. Take print for your future reference. And take it to the examination hall.

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Public Service Commissions, both at the Union and at the State level, are amongst the most important Public Institutions with long traditions which have served well. The establishment of this Institution had its origin in the history of Indian nationalism and the persistent demand of the leaders of freedom movement for progressive Indianisation of the Civil Service under British Raj. The Montagu-Chelmsford Report accepted in principle the demand for Indianisation of the higher civil services and accordingly a provision for this was made in the Government of India Act, 1919.