PSSSB Clerk OMR Sheet 2026 Released

The Punjab Subordinate Services Selection Board (PSSSB) released the Clerk examination OMR sheet on 15 October 2026. Candidates who appeared in the written examination on 11 October 2026 can use the response-sheet link to review the answers recorded for them.

This update relates to Clerk recruitment under Advertisement No. 02/2026, which has 531 vacancies. The OMR sheet is available online, and candidates need their roll number and registered mobile number to access it; a captcha may also be required. The selection process comprises a written examination, a typing test and document verification.

Important Dates

Vacancy Details

The OMR sheet is for the Clerk examination conducted under Advertisement No. 02/2026. The notification information states a total of 531 Clerk vacancies; it does not provide a category-wise vacancy breakdown.

How to Apply

This is an OMR-sheet access update, not an application notice. Candidates can follow these steps to view and save their recorded responses:

1. Visit the official PSSSB website, or open the direct OMR sheet page.
2. If using the PSSSB website, look in the “What’s New” section for the notice titled “Link to download OMR Sheet of Written Exam Dated 11.10.2026 for the post of Clerk Advertisement No. 02/2026”.
3. Open the link and enter your roll number and registered mobile number in the required fields.
4. Enter the captcha displayed on the page, then select “Submit”.
5. Once the response sheet appears, download it and save a copy on your phone or computer for future reference.

Reviewing your recorded answers

The OMR sheet displays the responses recorded for you during the examination. Compare those responses with the relevant provisional answer key to identify correct and incorrect answers. The answer key gives the answers considered correct by the board, while the OMR sheet shows the answers you marked. Both are needed to estimate your score.

For Part B, calculate a probable score using this formula: Correct answers − (incorrect answers × 0.25). For example, 80 correct answers and 12 incorrect answers would give an estimated score of 77 marks: 80 − (12 × 0.25) = 77. This is only an estimate; the final score may depend on the official answer key and any revisions made by PSSSB. Do not apply the Part B negative-marking rule to Part A.

Selection Process

The stated selection stages are a written examination, a typing test and document verification. Downloading or viewing the OMR sheet does not establish that a candidate has qualified for the next stage. Candidates should wait for the official result and follow PSSSB announcements for instructions about subsequent stages.

Written examination pattern and marking

The written examination has two parts. Part A is the Punjabi language test and is qualifying in nature. It carries 50 marks, and candidates must score at least 25 marks to qualify for Part B. There is no negative marking in Part A. Part B is the main objective examination, consisting of 100 multiple-choice questions for 100 marks. Each correct answer earns one mark, and 0.25 marks are deducted for each incorrect answer.

Keep the downloaded response sheet until the recruitment process is complete, and check the official PSSSB website for result announcements and further instructions.

Candidates who appeared in the examination should access and save their OMR sheet, then use the official provisional answer key and marking scheme to review their responses. Follow PSSSB notices for verified updates about the result and the remaining selection stages.