WBP Constable Admit Card 2025: Download Date, Exam Schedule and How to Get Yours

The West Bengal Police Recruitment Board (WBPRB) is conducting recruitment for the post of Constables (and Lady Constables) in the West Bengal Police for the 2024-advertisement cycle. According to recent updates, the recruitment drive covers around 11,749 vacancies in total.
This makes the process a big one for aspirants across the state, and one key milestone is the issue of the admit card for the written examination.

Why the Admit Card Matters

Think of the admit card as your ticket to the exam hall. Without it, you won’t be allowed to sit for the test. It contains crucial details such as your name, roll number, exam centre, date & time, and instructions. For the WBP Constable recruitment, getting the admit card on time is essential to plan your arrival, exam day logistics, and avoid last-minute panic.

Latest Announcement on Admit Card Release

According to multiple sources:

The written examination for the Constable recruitment is scheduled for 30 November 2025.

The WBP Constable Admit Card 2025 is set to be released on 10 November 2025 via official portals.

The official website lists a section for “Admit Cards” where aspirants will be able to download their hall ticket.

So if you’re applying for this recruitment—mark the date of 10 Nov and check early.

Step-by-Step: How to Download Your Admit Card

Here’s a simple process to follow (once the link is live on 10 Nov):

Visit the official website (prb.wb.gov.in or wbpolice.gov.in) and navigate to the “Recruitment” / “Admit Cards” section.

Look for the link titled something like “e-Admit Card for Constable Written Exam 2024”.

Enter your Application Sl. No. and Date of Birth (and possibly other credentials like registration number or captcha).

The system may ask for Aadhaar Number, Aadhaar-linked Mobile Number, and OTP verification (as per one source).

Verify all details (name, exam centre, date/time) on the displayed admit card. If correct, download and print multiple copies.

Keep one printed copy safely; you will need to carry it to the examination centre along with a valid photo-ID.

What the Admit Card Shows & Important Checkpoints

On your admit card you’ll typically find:

Candidate’s full name (as per application)

Roll / Registration number

Exam date and shift/time

Exam centre address with zone/district details

Category (UR/SC/ST/OBC/EWS)

Photograph & signature of the candidate

Instructions for exam day (reporting time, prohibited items, etc.)

Make sure all information is correct. If there’s any discrepancy (wrong name, category, photo missing etc.), contact the board immediately.

Key Instructions for Exam Day

Carry printed admit card + an original photo ID proof (Aadhaar, PAN, Voter ID, Driving Licence, etc.).

Arrive at the centre well before time (reporting time will be given on admit card) so you can complete formalities without stress.

Do not carry mobile phones, smart-watches, calculators, Bluetooth devices, high-heeled shoes or any unauthorised electronic gadgets.

Follow any COVID-19 / health guidelines if applicable (mask, sanitiser, social distancing).

Keep an extra copy of the admit card and a Print-out of your application confirmation for safety.

Exam Date & Timeline Summary

Event	Tentative Date
Admit Card Release	10 November 2025
Written Exam for Constables	30 November 2025
Selection Process After Written	PMT (Physical Measurement Test) + PET (Physical Efficiency Test), etc. (dates to be announced)

Selection Process: What Happens After the Written Exam

After the written test:

Selected candidates will be called for PMT (Physical Measurement Test) & PET (Physical Efficiency Test).

There may also be interview/document verification and medical test.

The final merit list will be prepared based on performance and eligibility criteria.

Conclusion

If you’re a candidate for the WBP Constable recruitment for 2024-cycle, your next important checkpoint is the admit card release on 10 November 2025. Don’t treat it as just a downloadable file—think of it as your formal authorisation to appear for the exam on 30 November 2025.
Download it early, check every detail carefully, plan your travel and logistics, and ensure you’re entirely ready for the exam day. Stay alert for any updates from the WBPRB and stick to official sources. With the admit card in hand, you’re one step closer to your goal of becoming a Constable in the West Bengal Police. Best of luck!