OSSC Junior Clerk Mains Admit Card 2022 Released @ossc.gov.in, Check Process to Download

OSSC Junior Clerk Mains Admit Card 2022 Download: Odisha Staff Selection Commission (OSSC) has released the Admit Card for mains exam for the post of Junior Clerk-Cum-Typist & Junior Clerks, Typist-Cum-Scribe Assistants-2019 on its official website. 
 OSSC is set to conduct the mains written exam for Junior Clerk-Cum-Typist & Junior Clerks posts against Advertisement No.4691/0SSC on 30 January 2022. 

All such candidates who have qualified for the mains exam round for the post of Junior Clerk-Cum-Typist & Junior Clerks, Typist-Cum-Scribe Assistants-2019 can download their Admit Card from the official website after following the steps given below. 

How to Download OSSC Junior Clerk Mains Admit Card 2022 Check Steps  

1. Visit to official website of OSSC - ossc.gov.in/
2. Go to the what’s new section on home page.
3. Scroll Down and then, Click on the link ‘Download Admission Letter for Main Written Examination for recruitment to the post of Junior Clerk-cum-Typist, Junior Clerk and Typist-cum-Scribe Assistant-2019 Advertisement No.4691/0SSC dated 30.12.2019 on the home page.
4. You will have to provide your login credentials to the link available in a new window.
5. Download OSSC Junior Clerk Mains Admit Card 2022 and save the same for future reference.

However you can download the OSSC Junior Clerk Mains Admit Card 2022 directly with the link given below. 

Direct Link to Download: OSSC Junior Clerk Mains Admit Card 2022 

In a bid to download the OSSC Junior Clerk Mains Admit Card 2022, candidates will have to provide their login credentials including Application Number and Date of Birth on the link available on the official website. 

As per the notification released, OSSC will conduct the mains written exam for Junior Clerk-Cum-Typist & Junior Clerks posts on 30 January 2022. As per the examination plan, there will be total 100 questions on the subject Composite e-paper (English, Odia and General Studies) with total 100 marks. 

Candidates should note that each question will carries 1 mark and there will be negative marking@0.25 marks for each wrong answer.