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Delhi High Court Chauffeur Stage III Interview Admit Card 2026 Released

The Delhi High Court (DHC) has released the admit card for Stage III (Interview) of the Chauffeur (Open) Examination 2025. Candidates who successfully cleared Stage I (Preliminary Examination) and Stage II (Skill Tests) can now download their interview admit card from the official website.

This page provides information on how to download the admit card, important dates, and other relevant details for the Chauffeur post.

Delhi High Court Chauffeur Stage III Interview Admit Card 2026 – Quick Overview

Important Dates

How to Download the Delhi High Court Chauffeur Stage III Interview Admit Card

1. Visit the official admit card link provided below.
2. Look for the link related to "Stage III – Interview of the Chauffeur (Open) Examination – 2025."
3. Enter the login details required on the portal, such as your registration number and date of birth.
4. Submit the details to view your admit card on the screen.
5. Download the admit card and take at least 2–3 printouts for future use.
6. Check all details on the admit card carefully, including your name, roll number, photograph, interview date, time, and venue, immediately after downloading.

Documents Required for the Interview

The official notice does not provide a specific list of documents for the Stage III interview. However, based on general recruitment advertisement instructions, candidates are advised to carry the following. Always cross-verify the exact list against your admit card and any interview-specific notice:

• Printed copy of the Stage III Interview admit card
• A valid original photo identity proof (the same one used during DSSSB registration, e.g., PAN Card, Voter ID, Driving License, Passport, or Aadhaar)
• Original and photocopies of educational qualification certificates (Matriculation/Higher Secondary)
• Valid driving license for light motor vehicles
• Experience certificate(s) supporting the required 2 years of driving experience
• Category certificate (SC/ST/OBC-NCL/EWS/PwBD/ESM), if applicable
• Recent passport-size photographs

Important Instructions for Candidates

• Carrying the admit card to the interview venue is mandatory. Candidates without it may not be permitted entry.
• Mere issuance of an admit card or appearance at any stage does not guarantee selection or entitle a candidate to appointment. Appointment is subject to satisfying all eligibility conditions.
• Candidates must verify their name, roll number, photograph, and other details on the admit card as soon as it is downloaded. Report any discrepancy through official channels only.
• Use of mobile phones, smartwatches, calculators, and other electronic gadgets is prohibited at the interview premises as per DSSSB's general instructions for this recruitment.
• Candidates found using unfair means, submitting fabricated documents, or making false statements at any stage will have their candidature cancelled and may face further action.
• The final decision of Delhi High Court on matters relating to eligibility, the interview, and selection is final and binding.

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Delhi High Court Chauffeur Stage III Interview Admit Card 2026 - FAQs

Q1. When was the Delhi High Court Chauffeur Stage III Interview admit card released?
The Stage III Interview admit card for the Chauffeur (Open) Examination – 2025 was released on September 2, 2026.

Q2. Where can I download the DHC Chauffeur interview admit card?
The admit card can be downloaded from the official link provided above.

Q3. What is the total number of Chauffeur vacancies in this recruitment?
A total of 8 vacancies were advertised for the Chauffeur post (UR: 5, OBC: 2, SC: 1), including 1 vacancy reserved for Ex-Servicemen.

Q4. How many marks are allotted for the Stage III Interview?
The interview carries 15 marks, and there is no minimum qualifying mark required to clear it.

Q5. How is the final merit list prepared for the Chauffeur post?
The final merit list is prepared by Delhi High Court by adding the marks secured by a candidate across all three stages: Preliminary Examination, Skill Tests, and Interview. There is no rounding off of marks at any stage.