BSF HC RO RM Admit Card 2026 : Download Hall Ticket

Border Security Force has activated the official hall ticket download link for Head Constable Radio Operator and Radio Mechanic posts. Candidates can download their call letter directly from rectt.bsf.gov.in.

Examination Schedule and Shift Timings

The Border Security Force is conducting the written examination for Head Constable Radio Operator (RO) and Radio Mechanic (RM) across multiple test centres nationwide.

The test is organized in morning and afternoon sessions. Morning shift entry starts at 08:00 AM, with the test starting promptly at 09:30 AM. Afternoon shift candidates must report by 01:00 PM.

Make sure you check your specific exam date, shift code, and exact test venue mentioned on your hall ticket.

Steps to Download BSF Hall Ticket

1. Open the official BSF recruitment portal at rectt.bsf.gov.in.

2. Click on the Candidate Login link located at the top right of the homepage.

3. Enter your registered email address and password created during online registration.

4. Navigate to your application history and locate the Head Constable RO RM recruitment link.

5. Click on Download Admit Card to save the document on your phone or computer.

6. Print two clear copies on clean A4 paper to take to your examination centre.

Mandatory Documents for BSF Exam Day

You must present a printed copy of your hall ticket with a clear passport photograph.

Carry one original valid photo identification card. Acceptable IDs include your Aadhaar card, PAN card, Voter ID, or passport. Photocopies or digital photos are strictly invalid.

Bring two passport-size color photographs identical to the photo uploaded during form submission.

Only blue or black transparent ballpoint pens are permitted inside the examination room. Electronic gadgets, smart watches, calculators, and study notes are prohibited.

Written Test Pattern and Marking Scheme

The written test carries 100 multiple-choice questions for a total of 200 marks. The paper duration is 2 hours (120 minutes).

Physics carries 40 questions (80 marks), Mathematics has 20 questions (40 marks), Chemistry includes 20 questions (40 marks), and English with General Knowledge covers 20 questions (40 marks).

Each correct answer earns 2 marks. There is a negative marking penalty of 0.25 marks for every wrong response. Unattempted questions incur no penalty.