CBSE Superintendent, Junior Assistant Tier-2 admit card released: Direct link to download hall tickets here
Central Board of Secondary Education
(CBSE) has released the admit cards and official schedule for the Tier-2 written examination and typing/skill tests for recruitment to Superintendent (Group B) and Junior Assistant (Group C) posts.
This comes following the successful conduct of the Tier-1 examination on April 20, 2025.
According to the official announcement, the Tier-2 written exam, applicable exclusively for Superintendent candidates, will be conducted on Saturday, July 5, 2025, in Delhi. Admit cards for eligible candidates have been made available through the official website:
www.cbse.gov.in
.
The typing/skill test for Junior Assistant posts will take place between July 3 and July 5, 2025.
Detailed instructions, including specific dates and test centres, will be released shortly on the official website. Candidates are advised to monitor the portal regularly for updates.
Both roles require minimum typing speeds of 35 words per minute (wpm) in English or 30 wpm in Hindi on computer. Performance in the skill test is qualifying in nature but mandatory for final selection.
CBSE Superintendent and Junior Assistant admit card 2025: Steps to download
Candidates can follow the steps mentioned here to download the CBSE Superintendent and Junior Assistant admit card 2025 from the official website:
Visit the official CBSE website – www.cbse.gov.in.
On the homepage, click on the 'Recruitment' tab or the relevant admit card download link.
Select the post applied for: Superintendent or Junior Assistant.
Enter your registration number, date of birth, and captcha code.
Click on 'Submit'.
Your admit card will appear on the screen.
Download and take a printout for use on the exam day.
Alternatively, candidates can click on the link provided
here
to download the CBSE Superintendent and Junior Assistant admit card 2025.
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