I have cleared the FCAT written exam. I lost my original admit card. Can I still take the SSB?

If you have lost your original AFCAT admit card and you are scheduled to appear for the SSB (Services Selection Board) or AFSB (Air Force Selection Board) interview, you can still proceed but you will need to follow specific steps to rectify the situation.

Here are the steps you need to take:

File an FIR

You must file a First Information Report (FIR) at the nearest police station where you lost the admit card. This FIR is a crucial document to prove the loss of your admit card13.

Prepare an Affidavit

You need to prepare an affidavit stating the valid reasons for the loss of your admit card. The affidavit should include details such as:

• Your identity and the exam you appeared for.
• The fact that the original admit card has been lost and cannot be recovered.
• A declaration that you are the person who appeared in the examination1.

Provide Valid ID Proof

Ensure you have a valid photo identity proof to verify your identity. This can be any government-issued ID such as an Aadhar Card, Voter ID, Driving License, or Passport13.

Documentation

When you arrive at the SSB/AFSB, you will need to present:

• The FIR copy.
• The affidavit.
• Your valid ID proof.
• Any other required documents as specified in the call letter or by the SSB/AFSB board13.

By following these steps, you can still appear for the SSB/AFSB interview even if you have lost your original AFCAT admit card. However, it is crucial to act promptly and ensure all necessary documents are in order to avoid any complications.