The BSF HC admit card notice, Notice-2, is dated 28 October 2026. It covers the Computer Based Test (CBT) for Head Constable (Radio Operator), or HC(RO), and Head Constable (Radio Mechanic), or HC(RM). The Border Security Force (BSF) will hold the test on 2 November 2026, as the notice states.
BSF has issued two separate E-Admit Cards to candidates appearing for both posts in Communication Setup-2025. One card is for HC(RO) and the other is for HC(RM). Candidates should check all details in the article below.
Information verified from the official BSF notice dated 28 October 2026. Last verified: 28 October 2026.
The Border Security Force (BSF) has issued Notice-2 dated 28 October 2026 for the CBT for HC(RO) and HC(RM). The test is on 2 November 2026. Candidates appearing for both posts hold two separate E-Admit Cards and must carry both.
Quick Summary of the BSF HC Admit Card for HC(RO) and HC(RM)
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Organisation | Border Security Force (BSF) |
| Recruitment | Direct/Departmental, Head Constable (Radio Operator / Radio Mechanic) |
| Setup | BSF Communication Setup-2025 |
| Notice | Notice-2, dated 28 October 2026 |
| Test | Computer Based Test (CBT) |
| Exam Date | 2 November 2026 (Monday) |
| E-Admit Cards | Two, one for HC(RO) and one for HC(RM) |
| Updates | Published only on the BSF website |
Date of the HC(RO) and HC(RM) CBT
| Date | Day | Test | Posts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 November 2026 | Monday | CBT | HC(RO) and HC(RM) |
Candidates revising for the test can use the syllabus pages on the site.
Two E-Admit Cards for candidates appearing in both posts
Each BSF HC admit card belongs to one post, either HC(RO) or HC(RM). Candidates appearing for both posts must carry both cards to the HC(RO) and HC(RM) CBT on 2 November 2026.
BSF will not allow any candidate to appear in the CBT without an E-Admit Card. It will not issue an E-Admit Card at the examination centre under any condition.
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Details to check on your admit card
Candidates should check these fields on both cards as soon as they have them.
- Name
- Photograph
- Date of birth
- Post named on the card, HC(RO) or HC(RM)
- Exam date
A clear printout of each card is easier to hand over at the examination centre. Candidates should keep both printouts together.
This is added context, not part of the official notice. Confirm with the official website.
Where BSF publishes updates
BSF publishes any amendment or latest update on this recruitment only on the BSF website. Candidates should visit the website regularly for any change to the BSF HC admit card or the test.
More admit card updates appear on India Job Alerts after verification.
Other notices are listed under government job updates.
Important Links
| Details | Link |
|---|---|
| BSF Notice-2 for the HC(RO) and HC(RM) CBT | Download BSF CBT Notice-2 PDF |
| More jobs across India | Latest jobs across India |
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FAQs
When is the BSF HC(RO) and HC(RM) CBT held?
The CBT for both posts is on 2 November 2026, a Monday, as Notice-2 dated 28 October 2026 states. Candidates appearing for both posts need both E-Admit Cards on that day.
How many E-Admit Cards does a candidate for both posts get?
A candidate appearing for both posts gets two separate E-Admit Cards, one for HC(RO) and one for HC(RM). BSF requires the candidate to carry both cards to appear in the CBT of both posts.
What happens if I forget my BSF HC admit card?
BSF will not allow a candidate to appear in the CBT without an E-Admit Card. It will not issue a card at the examination centre under any condition. Candidates appearing for both posts must carry both cards.
Written and verified by
Sandeep Khati
Founder and Editor, India Job Alerts
B.Tech in Computer Science from Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College (2010). Former Systems Engineer at TCS and in digital publishing since 2011. He started India Job Alerts in April 2025 to publish verified government and PSU job notifications for West Bengal, Sikkim and the rest of India. Every post is checked against the official notification before it goes live. Also writes about the Darjeeling hills at SearchDarjeeling.