# AVNL releases Junior Technician admit card for 25 October exam

2026-10-21T15:13:10+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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AVNL has released the e-admit card download link for the written examination on 25 October 2026. The notice covers four Junior Technician posts: Electroplater, Forger & Heat Treater, Painter (General) and Rigger. Candidates can download the hall ticket online from the link provided in the official notice. The notice lists the exam date and instructs candidates to check all details on the card and carry a printout if required. It does not specify the login credentials needed or give reporting time or dress code instructions beyond what appears on the admit card.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

The e-admit card release is the last procedural step before the written examination on 25 October. Candidates for all four Junior Technician posts must now verify their details and ensure a valid printout for entry. The notice lists the exam date but leaves the login credentials unspecified and omits other exam-day instructions beyond what is printed on the admit card itself. AVNL has not stated when results or the next round will follow. The key immediate action for applicants is to download the card and check for errors within the available window.

## Coverage

- freejobalert.com <https://www.freejobalert.com/articles/avnl-junior-technician-admit-card-2026-3074736>
  Straightforward job notification updates with no editorial slant

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