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Dress Code for Female Candidates
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Dress Code for Male Candidates
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Wear comfortable outfits that candidates can sit in for a long period
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Dress simple and smartly
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Wear clothes that are not too complicated. Do not wear overly decorated clothes such as patterns or prints
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Do not wear clothes with several pockets
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Avoid using hair accessories like big and fluffy hair ties or hair clips
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Make sure the upper clothing is half-sleeved such as T-shirts
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Avoid wearing ornaments except for bangles. However, this is only applicable to candidates who are married.
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Avoid wearing chains or shades (Sunglasses)
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Candidates are allowed to wear denim bottoms, leggings, or churidars that are simple-looking
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Avoid wearing fancy T-shirts that have complicated patterns or heavy graphic designs. Keep it plain and simple.
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Avoid wearing sneakers or chunky heels. The footwear that is allowed is only open-toed like sandals of chappals.
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Choose clothing that does not have metallic buttons
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Sarees are strictly banned inside the exam premises.
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Do not wear any ornaments
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Dress lightly to avoid any suspicion of hiding exam material
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Candidates must reach the exam center in advance in case of clearance for any religious headwear
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For a smooth biometric process, avoid any odd markings such as henna or ink tattoos
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A jumper with a hood attached is not allowed
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Wear sweatshirt and half-sleeved tops
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Denim bottoms with simple patterns or with no designs are allowed
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Avoid wearing any kind of jewelry or metallic ornaments such as necklaces, rings, bracelets, earrings, etc
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Choose a more professional attire that is comfortable to wear
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Make sure that the clothes that you’re wearing do not have any metallic buttons
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Headwear such as caps, hats, etc are not allowed
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Head scarves or headgear including burqas are not strictly prohibited
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Avoid wearing necklaces, rings, etc
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