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RTI for Sarkari Exam admit card problem — 48-hour reply route

One-line answer: Admit card not generated · wrong details · application silently rejected — file an RTI to the conducting body's PIO. Invoke the §7(1) proviso for a 48-hour reply citing Article 21 (right to livelihood).

The 48-hour line that most candidates miss

In your RTI, write:

“This concerns my right to participate in [Exam Name] which directly affects my right to livelihood under Article 21. I therefore invoke the proviso to §7(1) of the RTI Act 2005 and request reply within 48 hours.”

PIOs of UPSC, SSC, IBPS, RRB take this seriously when correctly cited.

File via three channels at once

  1. Email to the body's CPIO
  2. Online via rtionline.gov.in
  3. Speed Post with track number

What to ask

  • Status of your application on file (with file noting).
  • If rejected, the specific ground with rule cited.
  • Corrective steps available before the exam date.

Read the full guide

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RTI Wiki — citizen-first legal content. April 2026. Forward to anyone with an upcoming sarkari exam.

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