UPPSC Assistant Town Planner Exam City 2026 – Check Mains District Slip, Date & Download Hall Ticket

The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) has released the Exam District Information Slip (Exam City Slip) for the Assistant Town Planner (Special Recruitment) Mains Exam 2025 (Advt. No. A-10/E-1/2025). The Mains examination is scheduled for 6 October 2026. All eligible candidates must download their exam city slip from the official UPPSC website to know their allotted exam center district. This comprehensive guide provides the UPPSC Assistant Town Planner Exam City 2026 details, including how to check the mains district slip, download the admit card, important dates, and essential instructions.

Important Dates Table

Download Links

Use the official links below to download your Exam District Slip or Admit Card directly from the UPPSC portal.

Direct Link to Download Exam District Slip

Direct Link to Download Admit Card (Hall Ticket)

UPPSC Official Website – Login Portal

How to Download UPPSC Assistant Town Planner Exam City 2026 / Admit Card

Follow these simple steps to check your exam district and download the admit card:

1. Open the official UPPSC website: uppsc.up.nic.in.
2. On the homepage, locate the “Candidates Help Desk” section.
3. Click on the “Exam District Slip” link. Alternatively, you can click on the “Admit Card” notice that mentions the district information slip for Assistant Town Planner.
4. Select the advertisement number: A-10/E-1/2025 (Assistant Town Planner (Spl. Recruitment) Main Exam-2025).
5. Enter the required login credentials (Registration Number / Roll Number and Date of Birth / Password).
6. Click “Submit” – your exam district and other details will appear.
7. Download the slip and take a printout or save a PDF for future reference.

Documents to Carry on Exam Day

Carry the following documents to the examination center. Without these, entry may be denied.

• UPPSC Assistant Town Planner Admit Card (Hall Ticket) – printed on A4 paper, clear photo.
• Exam District Slip (if separately issued).
• Valid Government Photo ID Proof (original) – one of the following:
  • Aadhaar Card / e-Aadhaar
  • PAN Card
  • Passport
  • Driving License
  • Voter ID
  • Government Employee ID Card
  • Bank Passbook with photograph (signed by bank official)
• Two recent passport-size photographs (same as on the application).
• Photo ID Xerox (optional but recommended to be affixed on the admit card if required).

Exam Center Instructions & Prohibited Items

General Instructions

• Reach the exam center at least 60 minutes before the reporting time mentioned on the admit card.
• Carry a transparent water bottle, a pen, and your own stationery (if allowed).
• Face masks may be required – follow any prevailing health guidelines.
• Maintain social distancing and follow hygiene protocols as per the center.

Prohibited Items

• Electronic gadgets – mobile phones, smartwatches, Bluetooth devices, calculators (unless explicitly permitted).
• Study material, notes, or any printed/unprinted paper.
• Food items (except simple snacks if allowed).
• Bags, purses, wallets, and large metal objects.
• Any item that can be used for unfair means.

Troubleshooting: Common Issues with Admit Card / District Slip

1. Admit Card / District Slip Not Opening

If the link does not open or shows an error, try the following:

• Refresh the page or use a different browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge).
• Clear browser cache and cookies.
• Disable VPN or proxy.
• Wait for non-peak hours (night/early morning) to avoid server load.
• Ensure you are using the correct advertisement number and credentials.

2. Wrong Details on Admit Card (Name, Date of Birth, Photo, etc.)

If there is a mismatch:

• Immediately contact UPPSC via the “Contact Us” or “Help Desk” section on the website.
• Send an email to the commission’s official address with scanned proof of correct details (e.g., Aadhaar, mark sheets).
• Keep a copy of your submitted application form for reference.

3. Forgot Login Credentials

If you forget your registration/roll number or password:

• Check the “Forgot Registration Number” or “Forgot Password” link on the UPPSC login page.
• Enter the registered email ID or mobile number to recover credentials.
• If roll number is unknown, refer to your admit card for prelims or earlier communication.

4. Exam District Not Matching Your City

The exam city may differ from your home city. Plan travel and accommodation accordingly as soon as possible. The district slip is for information only – it is not an entry pass.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. When will the UPPSC Assistant Town Planner Mains 2026 admit card be released?

The exam district slip is already available. The formal admit card (hall ticket) is expected to be released approximately 2-3 weeks before the exam date (6 October 2026). Keep checking uppsc.up.nic.in.

2. Can I change my exam city after downloading the district slip?

No. The exam city is allocated by the UPPSC based on your preference and availability. No changes are generally allowed.

3. What if my photograph is missing or blurred on the admit card?

Contact UPPSC immediately via the help desk email or phone. Carry additional passport-size photos and a valid ID for verification at the center.

4. Is the exam district slip the same as the admit card?

No. The district slip only shows your exam city. The admit card (hall ticket) is a separate document with your roll number, photo, signature, and exam center address. Both may be required.

5. What should I do if I cannot download the admit card even after trying?

First, verify your internet connection. Try a different device or browser. If the issue persists, contact UPPSC technical support or visit their office in Prayagraj.

6. Can I enter the exam hall with a digital copy of the admit card on my phone?

No. Only a printed hard copy will be accepted. Electronic devices are prohibited inside the exam hall.

7. What are the timings of the UPPSC Assistant Town Planner Mains exam on 6 October 2026?

The exact timings will be mentioned on the admit card. Typically, the exam starts at 9:00 AM or 10:00 AM. Reporting time is usually one hour before.

8. Are there any COVID-19 protocols still in place for the exam?

As of now, standard protocols may be advised. It is recommended to carry a mask and sanitizer. Check official updates close to the exam date.