HPSC PGT Computer Science Admit Card 2026 – Download, Exam Date & Complete Guide

If you applied for the Haryana Public Service Commission's Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) Computer Science recruitment under Advertisement No. 23/2026, your wait is over — the HPSC PGT Computer Science admit card 2026 has been released on 12 May 2026, and the written exam is scheduled for 17 May 2026. With 1,672 vacancies at stake, this is one of the largest PGT Computer Science recruitment drives in Haryana's history. Here's everything you need to know before exam day.

Important Dates

What Is the HPSC PGT Computer Science Exam?

The Haryana Public Service Commission (HPSC) is a state-level constitutional body that recruits officers and teachers for Haryana government services. Post Graduate Teachers (PGTs) teach in government senior secondary schools (Classes XI–XII). Under Advertisement No. 23/2026, HPSC is filling 1,672 PGT Computer Science posts — the biggest single-subject PGT recruitment Haryana has announced in years.

The selection process involves a Subject Knowledge Test (SKT) — an OMR-based objective exam that tests the candidate's depth in Computer Science at the post-graduate level. Candidates who qualified HTET or STET were eligible to apply.

How to Download HPSC PGT CS Admit Card 2026

Follow these steps carefully to download your admit card. The direct login portal is regn.hpsc.gov.in/pgt26cs/site/login.

Exam Pattern — Subject Knowledge Test (SKT)

The HPSC PGT Subject Knowledge Test is an OMR-based objective (MCQ) exam. The paper covers Computer Science topics at the post-graduate level, testing both theoretical knowledge and applied concepts.

Documents to Carry on Exam Day

Entry to the exam hall will be strictly denied without the admit card and a valid photo ID. Do not forget any of these:

Not allowed inside exam hall: Mobile phones, calculators, smartwatches, earphones, electronic gadgets, written notes, or any electronic device. These will be confiscated and may lead to disqualification.

What to Do If Your Admit Card Has Errors

If you find any discrepancy in your admit card — wrong name spelling, wrong date of birth, wrong category, or wrong photograph — do NOT ignore it. Here's what to do:

• Take a screenshot of the error and note the discrepancy clearly
• Contact HPSC Panchkula office immediately — do not wait until exam day
• Email the issue with supporting documents to the official HPSC contact: hpsc@hry.nic.in
• Visit the HPSC office in person if the exam is very close
• Carry your application form printout and original documents to the exam as proof

Minor name spelling differences (e.g., one letter off) are usually not an issue if your photo ID matches. However, category or DOB errors must be corrected before the exam.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: My name on the admit card has a minor spelling error. Will I be allowed in?

Minor spelling variations are generally accepted if your face matches the photograph and your photo ID (Aadhaar, Voter ID, etc.) is consistent. However, if the name is significantly different or the DOB is wrong, contact HPSC immediately at hpsc@hry.nic.in with proof documents.

Q: Can I show the admit card on my mobile phone instead of a printout?

No. HPSC strictly requires a printed hard copy of the admit card. Mobile phones are also not allowed inside the exam hall. Print at least 2 copies and carry one for submission at the exam centre.

Q: What documents must I carry to the exam hall on 17 May 2026?

You must carry: (1) Printed admit card, (2) Original government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar / Voter ID / Driving Licence / Passport), (3) 2 passport-size photographs, and (4) PwD certificate if you applied under that category.

Q: I forgot my Registration Number. How do I retrieve it?

Check the confirmation email/SMS you received when you completed your HPSC PGT application. Alternatively, visit the HPSC official portal at hpsc.gov.in and look for the candidate login or registration retrieval option. You may also check the application fee payment receipt.

Q: What is the HPSC PGT CS SKT exam about — what subjects will be tested?

The Subject Knowledge Test (SKT) is an objective MCQ exam covering Computer Science topics at post-graduate level. Key areas include: Programming Languages (C, C++, Java), Data Structures and Algorithms, DBMS, Operating Systems, Computer Networks, Software Engineering, and Computer Architecture. The exam is OMR-based and conducted offline.

Q: What happens after the SKT — is there an interview?

Based on HPSC PGT selection process norms, shortlisted candidates from the SKT are called for document verification and may go through a merit-based final selection. Check the official HPSC website and the Advertisement No. 23/2026 notification for the complete selection process details.