UPSSSC FSL Exam 2026: Check Shift Timings, Reporting Time and Exam Day Guidelines
UPSSSC will conduct the FSL Mains Examination 2026 on September 27, 2026. Candidates who will take part in the exam can check this article for complete details related to shift timings, reporting time and exam day guidelines.
Key Points
- The UPSSSC FSL Mains Exam 2026 is scheduled for September 27, 2026 (Sunday).
- A total of 208 vacancies for Scientific & Laboratory Assistants will be filled.
- The exam will be offline, single shift (3-5 PM), with a 2 PM reporting time.
The Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UPSSSC) will conduct the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) Mains Examination 2026 on September 27, 2026 (Sunday). The exam would be conducted in the offline mode across various examination centres. Under this recruitment drive a total of 208 vacancies would be filled for Scientific Assistant and Laboratory Assistant posts under 15-Exam/2026. With the examination approaching, candidates who will take part in the exam must check the shift timings, reporting time and other important exam day guidelines to avoid any type of mistakes on the exam day. Candidates can check and download the UP FSL Hall Ticket to know their examination centre and other important details mentioned.
UPSSSC FSL Exam Shift Timing 2026
As per the official examination schedule released by the UPSSSC, the FSLMains Examination 2026 would be conducted in a single shift. Candidates who will participate in the exam must check their exam centre, reporting time and other details mentioned on the admit card before reaching the exam centre. Check the exam timings and other important details given in the table below.
| UPSSSC FSL Exam Shift 2026 | Exam Timing | Reporting Time | Duration of Exam |
| Shift 1 | 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM | 2:00 PM | 2 hours (120 Minutes) |
UPSSSC FSL Exam Day Guidelines 2026
Candidates who will participate in the UPSSSC Forensic Science Laboratory Examination 2026 must follow all the important guidelines released by the commission. Before leaving for the examination centre, candidates must make sure that they carry all the required documents. Some of the important exam day guidelines are given below
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Candidates must carry a printed copy of the UPSSSC FSL Admit Card to the examination centre. Entry to the exam hall will not be allowed if you do not have it.
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Candidates must carry a valid photo ID proof for verification at the exam venue.
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Candidates must reach the exam centre before the reporting time to complete the entry and security check formalities.
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Candidates must check their admit card to know the shift timings, reporting time and other details.
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Candidates must maintain discipline inside the examination hall and follow all the instructions issued by the officials.
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Candidates must not use any type of unfair means inside the exam hall which could lead to the disqualification.
UPSSSC Forensic Science Laboratory 2026 List of Prohibited Items
Candidates should not carry any prohibited items to the examination centre. The following items are not allowed inside the exam hall-
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Mobile Phones
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Smart Watches
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Bluetooth Devices
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Earphones or Headphones
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Tablets or Laptops
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Other Electronic Gadgets
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Books, Notes or Study Material
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Written Papers or Chits
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Cameras or Recording Devices
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Pen Drives or Other Storage Devices
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Any Communication Device
Candidates must read all the important instructions mentioned on their UPSSSC FSL Hall Ticket 2026 and follow all the guidelines on the test day.
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Deepanshu Upadhayaya is an education journalist with expertise in covering recruitment examinations, government job notifications, and UPSC success stories. Over the course of his career, he has worked with leading media organizations such as Times Network Digital and is currently associated with Jagran New Media, where he covers competitive examinations, recruitment drives, admit cards, results, and exam preparation-related content. A graduate of Motilal Nehru College, University of Delhi, Deepanshu brings a strong understanding of the education sector, through his accurate, timely, and reader-friendly approach. He also holds Master's degrees in Economics and Mass Communication. Apart from covering education news, Deepanshu enjoys singing, playing cricket, and reading books. He can be reached at deepanshu.upadhayaya@jagrannewmedia.com.