Punjab and Haryana High Court Safai Sewak and Mali Admit Card 2026 - Download Interview Call Letter at highcourtchd.gov.in Hall Ticket 2026

The Punjab and Haryana High Court Safai Sewak and Mali Admit Card 2026 has been officially released on 12 August 2026 for the Interview-cum-Document Verification (DV) process. Candidates who applied for 75 Safai Sewak (Sweeper) and 92 Mali (Gardener) posts under Employment Notice No. 03/SS/ML/HC/2026 can now download their e-call letter from the official portal highcourtchd.gov.in. This recruitment involves no written exam; selection is solely based on interview and verification of documents. The interview process started on 18 August 2026. Use your registration number and date of birth to access the admit card. Read on for step-by-step download instructions, important dates, document checklist, and troubleshooting tips.

Important Dates Table

Download Links

Click the buttons below to directly access the admit card download portal and official notices:

• Direct Link to Download Admit Card (Login page for Safai Sewak / Mali)
• Interview & DV Schedule Notice (PDF)
• Official Website – highcourtchd.gov.in

How to Download the Chandigarh HC Safai Sewak, Mali Admit Card

Follow these simple steps to download your e-call letter:

1. Visit the official website: highcourtchd.gov.in.
2. Navigate to the Recruitment / Notices section.
3. Find the link for Employment Notice No. 03/SS/ML/HC/2026.
4. Click the separate admit card download link for Safai Sewak or Mali (as applicable).
5. Enter your Registration Number/ID and Date of Birth (or other login details as prompted).
6. Click Download. Save the PDF and take a printout.
7. Carefully note your interview date, reporting time, and venue printed on the admit card.

Documents to Carry for Interview / Document Verification

Candidates must bring the following original documents along with self-attested photocopies:

• Downloaded e-admit card / interview call letter (original)
• Valid original photo ID proof (Aadhaar, Voter ID, Passport, Driving License, etc.)
• Original educational certificates and experience/diploma certificates claimed in the application
• Category certificate (SC/ST/BC/OBC/EWS) if applicable, issued by the appropriate state authority
• Age proof document (Birth certificate, 10th mark sheet, etc.)
• Passport-size photographs (as specified on the admit card)
• Any other document mentioned on your individual admit card

Exam Center Instructions

Venue and Reporting

The primary reporting venue is the Punjab and Haryana High Court Extension-II, Sector 17, Chandigarh (Bridge Market). Some candidates may be assigned to the Chandigarh Judicial Academy, Sector 43. Always verify your exact venue from your own admit card – do not rely solely on third-party sources.

Guidelines

• Reach the venue at least 30–60 minutes before the reporting time printed on your admit card.
• Entry will be permitted only if you carry the original e-admit card and a valid photo ID.
• Carry all original documents and self-attested photocopies as listed above.
• Prohibited items: Mobile phones, smartwatches, electronic gadgets, bags, notebooks, or any unauthorised material are strictly not allowed inside the interview premises. No locker facility may be available – avoid carrying valuables.
• Follow all COVID-19 / general safety protocols if mandated (mask, sanitizer, social distancing).
• Do not rely on unofficial agents or channels – verify all updates only from highcourtchd.gov.in.

Troubleshooting

If you face issues while downloading the admit card, try the following:

• Admit card not opening? Check your internet connection. Try a different browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) or clear cache and cookies. The portal may be slow due to high traffic – try during non-peak hours.
• Forgot Registration Number? Check your application confirmation email or SMS. If you still can’t find it, use the ‘Forgot Registration Number’ link on the login page (if available) or contact the High Court helpdesk.
• Wrong details on admit card (name, photo, date of birth)? Immediately contact the High Court’s recruitment cell via the official email or phone number mentioned in the notice. Keep your application ID and supporting documents ready.
• Can't view PDF? Ensure you have a PDF reader (Adobe Acrobat, browser PDF viewer). Try downloading the file instead of opening directly.
• Error message while logging in? Verify that you are using the correct registration number and date of birth (as entered during application). Check for leading/trailing spaces.
• Admit card not yet released for your category? The admit card has been released for all candidates. If you still can’t see it, clear your browser cache and try again. If the issue persists, contact support.

FAQs

1. When was the Punjab and Haryana High Court Safai Sewak and Mali Admit Card 2026 released?

The admit card was released on 12 August 2026.

2. Where can I download the interview call letter?

Download it from the official website highcourtchd.gov.in by going to the Recruitment section.

3. What details are needed to login?

You need your Registration Number/ID and Date of Birth (as entered during application).

4. Is there a written exam for Safai Sewak and Mali recruitment?

No. Selection is solely through Interview-cum-Document Verification – no written test.

5. What if there is a photo mismatch on my admit card?

Contact the High Court recruitment cell immediately via the official contact details provided in the employment notice. Carry alternate photo ID proofs.

6. Can I change my interview date or venue?

No, the schedule is fixed as per the admit card. Contact the court only in case of extreme emergency (medical, etc.) with supporting documents.

7. What documents should I bring for verification?

Bring the original e-admit card, valid photo ID, educational certificates, category certificate (if applicable), age proof, and passport-size photographs – all with self-attested photocopies.

8. What if I forget my registration number?

Check your application confirmation email or SMS. If unavailable, use the ‘Forgot Registration Number’ option on the login portal or contact the High Court helpdesk.