PSSSB Clerk Exam Analysis 2026: Check Difficulty Level, Good Attempts & More

The Punjab Subordinate Service Selection Board (PSSSB) conducted the written exam for 531 vacancies under the advertisement number 02/2026 today, October 11, 2026, across designated examination centres in Punjab in an offline pen-and-paper (OMR) format. Based on the immediate candidates' feedback and expert analysis, the paper was rated from Easy to Moderate overall. However, the strict sectional parameters in Part A (Punjabi Language) and calculation-heavy sections in Part B (Mental Ability and Math) will play a decisive role in determining candidates' qualification for the typing test stage.

PSSSB Clerk Exam 2026 Paper Summary

The written paper of the PSSSB Clerk Exam 2026 comprised two parts, which had to be completed within 2 Hours. Given below are some of the important highlights of the PSSSB Clerk Exam 2026:-

Section-Wise PSSSB Clerk Exam Analysis 2026 & Good Attempts

The PSSSB Clerk Exam, which was conducted on October 11, 2026, comprised two parts, i.e., Part A and Part B. Part A was the Mandatory Punjabi Language Paper of 50 questions and 50 marks, whereas Part B was the Merit- Determining Paper of 100 questions  and 100 marks. Given below is the section -wise PSSSB Clerk Exam Analysis of the paper conducted on October 11, 2026:-

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What After the PSSSB Clerk Exam 2026?

Qualifying in the written exam is only the first step of the selection process. Candidates who qualify the Part B cutoff will have to qualify in the mandatory computer typing test before the final merit list is prepared and appointments are made.

• Written results and the merit list are prepared once all the exams are over. PSSSB publishes the roll number-wise merit list, which is based exclusively on Part B scores for the candidates who passed Part A.
• Candidates who qualify the written exam will then have to appear for the Mandatory Computer Typing test, where they will have to achieve a minimum typing speed of 30 words per minute in both English and Punjabi. The typing test is qualifying in nature. 
• Once all the stages are completed, qualified candidates will have to go through Document Verification. Verification of Bachelor’s degree, 10th Punjabi passing certificate, 120-hour computer course certificate, and Punjab domicile proof will be required.

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