The Veterinary Officer (Pashu Chikitsa Adhikari) screening exam under UPPSC Advt. No. D-6/E-1/2025 is fixed for 03 October 2026, in one morning session from 09:30 to 11:30 AM. You can find out which district your exam centre is in from 28.09.2026, and the admit card opens on 30.09.2026 — just three days before the exam. Both are downloaded from uppsc.up.nic.in with your OTR number.
A screening exam is a shortlisting test. UPPSC uses it to cut a large number of applicants down to a smaller group before the next stage. The notice itself does not say what the next stage is, so keep an eye on the UPPSC website after the exam.
Important Dates
Event
Date
Advertisement issued
22.12.2025
Admit card notice issued
26.09.2026
Exam district information slip available
28.09.2026
Admit card available for download
30.09.2026
Exam date
03.10.2026 (09:30 AM to 11:30 AM)
Entry to exam centre opens
08:00 AM (1 hour 30 minutes before the exam)
Entry to exam centre closes
08:45 AM (45 minutes before the exam)
How to Download Admit Card
Go to the UPPSC website, uppsc.up.nic.in.
Open the Candidate Dashboard (or “Download Admit Card” under Candidate’s Corner).
Log in with your OTR number — the registration number you got when you first registered with UPPSC.
From 28.09.2026, download the District Information Slip to see which district your centre is in. From 30.09.2026, download the admit card for Advt. No. D-6/E-1/2025, Veterinary Officer (Screening) Exam-2025.
Download the instructions along with the admit card, check your name, photo and centre, and print it.
Note: The District Information Slip is not an admit card. You cannot enter the exam hall with it.
Documents to Carry to the Exam Center
Document
Format / Notes
Admit card
Printed copy, downloaded from uppsc.up.nic.in, along with the instructions
Photographs
Two photographs
Photo ID proof (original)
Must be shown at the centre
Photo ID proof (photocopy)
One photocopy — you must hand it to the invigilator (the person supervising your exam room)
Preparing for this exam?
UPPSC puts its old question papers online for free. With a week to go, solving one or two is the quickest way to get used to its question style before 03.10.2026.
Reaching the centre after 08:45 AM — the gate closes 45 minutes before the exam and nobody is let in after that.
Carrying only the original ID — you also need one photocopy to hand over to the invigilator.
Forgetting the two photographs the notice asks you to bring.
Treating the District Information Slip as your admit card — it only tells you the district, and the real admit card comes out on 30.09.2026.
Taking any unfair help in the exam — under the UP Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024, cheating or leaking papers can mean a fine of up to Rs 1 crore and life imprisonment.
Carrying an ID whose name does not match your admit card — check the spelling on both before exam day.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. When is the UPPSC Veterinary Officer screening exam 2025? The exam is on 03.10.2026, in one session from 09:30 AM to 11:30 AM.
2. When will the UPPSC Veterinary Officer admit card be released? It will be available on uppsc.up.nic.in from 30.09.2026, three days before the exam.
3. How can I find out my exam city or district early? From 28.09.2026 you can log in with your OTR number and download the District Information Slip, which shows the district where your centre is.
4. What do I need to log in and download the admit card? You need your OTR (One Time Registration) number — the single registration number UPPSC gives every applicant.
5. What documents should I carry to the exam centre? Carry the printed admit card, two photographs, your original photo ID and one photocopy of that ID for the invigilator.
6. What is the reporting time for the exam? Entry starts at 08:00 AM, 1 hour 30 minutes before the exam, and the gate closes at 08:45 AM.
7. Which advertisement is this exam under? It is under UPPSC Advt. No. D-6/E-1/2025, which was issued on 22.12.2025.
8. What is the penalty for cheating in this exam? Under the UP Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024, cheating or leaking the paper can lead to a fine of up to Rs 1 crore and life imprisonment.
Disclaimer: The information above has been compiled from the official notification for the convenience of job seekers. Candidates are advised to verify all details from the official website before applying.
