1. Introduction
If you have been preparing for the UPSSSC Female Health Worker (ANM) exam for months, the release of the admit card brings mixed emotions - relief, nervousness, and a sudden feeling that “the exam is now real.” That reaction is completely normal.
At this stage, the admit card is not just a hall ticket. It is confirmation that you are officially in the exam process and only a few disciplined steps away from the exam hall. Handling this stage calmly and correctly can prevent last-minute panic and avoidable mistakes.
This article will guide you through what the admit card means, what to verify immediately, and how to prepare practically for exam day.
2. Admit Card Release Overview
The admit card for the UPSSSC Female Health Worker (ANM) Recruitment 2024 has been released by the Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission.
- Exam: Female Health Worker (ANM) Recruitment 2024
- Advertisement Number: 11-Exam/2024
- Total Posts: 5272
- Stage: Written Examination (Mains)
- Status: Admit card available for download on the official website
Only candidates who successfully applied within the application window can download the admit card.
3. Important Dates & Details (Officially Confirmed)
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Application Start Date | 28 October 2024 |
| Last Date to Apply | 27 November 2024 |
| Mains Exam Date | 11 January (year not mentioned in the official notice) |
| Admit Card Status | Available Now |
Note: The exact exam shift timing and reporting time must be checked on your individual admit card.
4. How to Download Admit Card (Step-by-Step Guidance)
Follow these steps carefully to avoid technical errors:
- Visit the official UPSSSC website: upsssc.gov.in
- Open the admit card download section for Female Health Worker (ANM) 2024
- Enter your Registration Number and Date of Birth
- Submit the details and download the admit card
- Take at least two clear printouts
Common Technical Issues & Solutions
- Website slow or not opening: Try early morning or late night hours.
- Incorrect details error: Double-check DOB format before retrying.
- Blank PDF: Re-download using a different browser or device.
5. What to Check on the Admit Card (Very Important)
Do not just download and close the file. Carefully verify the following:
- Your name spelling (must match your ID proof)
- Photograph and signature clarity
- Exam date and shift timing
- Exam centre name and address
- Reporting time mentioned
If Something Is Wrong
If you notice any mismatch (name, photo, category, etc.), the official notice does not mention a correction deadline. In such cases:
- Immediately contact UPSSSC through the official website
- Keep screenshots and application proof ready
Do not ignore even a small error - it can create issues on exam day.
6. Documents to Carry on Exam Day
Carry these without exception:
- Printed admit card (clear and readable)
- One valid photo ID (Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, PAN Card, Driving Licence)
Practical Advice
- Keep documents in a transparent folder
- Carry one extra passport-size photograph (as a precaution)
- Avoid laminated ID copies unless original is specified
7. Exam Day Instructions - Explained Simply
- Reach the centre early (at least 60-90 minutes before reporting time)
- Late entry is usually not allowed
- Follow instructions mentioned on the admit card strictly
Dress code or COVID-related instructions: Not mentioned in the official notice. Follow only what is printed on your admit card.
8. Common Mistakes Candidates Make
Many good candidates lose confidence due to avoidable errors:
- Printing the admit card at the last moment
- Not reading reporting time properly
- Visiting the exam centre for the first time on exam day
- Carrying incorrect or expired ID proof
- Ignoring small detail mismatches on the admit card
Awareness itself prevents most problems.
9. What to Do Next (Preparation + Mindset)
With limited days left:
- Focus on revision, not new topics
- Practice accuracy (negative marking applies)
- Revise basic ANM concepts and frequently asked areas
- Sleep well and maintain routine
Mentally remind yourself:
“I have prepared. Now my job is to stay calm and execute.”
10. Conclusion
The admit card stage is not meant to scare you - it is meant to organise you. Candidates who remain calm, check details early, and plan exam day logistics always perform better than those who panic.
Trust your preparation, respect the process, and move forward step by step.
11. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. My admit card is not downloading. What should I do? Try again during non-peak hours, change browser, and ensure correct login details.
Q2. I forgot my registration number. Use the “forgot registration number” option on the official website (if available) or check your application confirmation email/SMS.
Q3. My photo or name is incorrect on the admit card. Contact UPSSSC immediately through the official website. Do not wait for exam day.
Q4. My exam centre is far from my home. What should I do? Plan travel in advance. If possible, visit the area one day before to avoid stress.