UIDAI Aadhaar Supervisor Exam : Registration Process, Fee, Certificate –

Features	Details as Per 2026
Exam Name	UIDAI Aadhaar Supervisor Exam
Exam Conducting Agency	DEXIT Global Limited (NSEIT Limited)
Minimum Education	12th Pass (10th for IPPB/Anganwadi/Asha workers)
Minimum Age	18 Years
Questions Type	Online MCQs
Exam Duration	120 Minutes
Total Questions	100
Total Marks	100
Negative Marking	None
Exam Fee (Fresh) [1st]	510.94 (inclusive of GST)
Exam Fee (Re-test) [2nd]	255.47 (inclusive of GST)
Fee Validity Period	6 Months from payment date (Forfeited if slot not booked)
Passing Marks	65 Marks out of 100 ( For Supervisor)
Certificate Issuance	Same day at exam center – marksheet issue
Registration Website	DEXIT Global Limited portal (uidai.dexitglobalexams.com)

UIDAI Aadhaar Supervisor Exam 2026: A Complete, No-Nonsense Registration Guide

If you’re planning to become an Aadhaar Enrolment Operator or Supervisor in 2026, the registration process can look intimidating the first time you see it — XML files, share codes, OTPs, regional office approvals. But once you break it down step by step, it’s actually pretty manageable. Here’s everything you need to know, explained in plain language.

Who Can Apply? (Eligibility Criteria)

For general candidates and most CSC VLEs (Village Level Entrepreneurs): You need to have passed 12th grade (intermediate) from a recognized board. That’s the baseline UIDAI still officially asks for, though it’s worth knowing that some organizations now prefer graduates over 12th-pass candidates when shortlisting.

If you don’t have a regular 12th-grade certificate, you’re not automatically out of the running. A 3-year polytechnic diploma or a 2-year ITI certificate (completed after 10th grade) is also accepted.

For IPPB staff, Anganwadi workers, and ASHA workers: The bar is a bit lower here — a 10th pass (matriculation) certificate is enough. But there’s a catch: this relaxed criterion only applies if you’re being onboarded through a specific government project or through a state registrar. It’s not a blanket exemption for everyone in these roles.

Age and Other Basic Requirements

• Age: You must be at least 18 on the day of enrollment. There’s no upper age cap, but you do need to be physically capable of operating biometric equipment, since a large part of the job involves fingerprint and iris scanning.
• Valid Aadhaar: Your own Aadhaar number needs to be active and must not be blocked by any registrar or enrollment agency.
• Mobile linked to Aadhaar: Make sure your current mobile number is linked to your Aadhaar before you start — you’ll need it for OTP verification at multiple stages.
• Recent Aadhaar photo: Your Aadhaar photograph should have been updated within the last three months. If it’s older than that, get it updated and download a fresh e-Aadhaar before you begin the process.

The Trickiest Part: Generating Your Paperless Offline e-KYC

This step trips up a lot of first-time applicants, so pay attention here.

The DEXIT Global registration portal (the agency handling this exam, formerly known as NSEIT Limited) doesn’t let you type in your Aadhaar details directly. Instead, it asks for a Paperless Offline e-KYC file — a digitally signed XML file that securely carries your Aadhaar information without exposing your actual Aadhaar number.

Here’s how to generate it before you touch the registration portal:

1. Visit the official UIDAI site: myaadhaar.uidai.gov.in
2. Log in using your Aadhaar number and the OTP sent to your registered mobile.
3. On the dashboard, click “Offline eKYC.”
4. Create a 4-digit Share Code — this doubles as the password for your downloaded ZIP file.
5. Download the ZIP file and save it somewhere you’ll remember.
6. Do not extract or unzip it. You’ll upload the ZIP file exactly as it is, and enter the same 4-digit share code, on the very first screen of the DEXIT Global registration page.

Documents You’ll Need Ready

Before you sit down to register, keep these handy:

• Your freshly generated e-KYC XML file, plus the 4-digit share code
• Your 12th-pass mark sheet or certificate (scanned, PDF/JPG/JPEG, sized between 50 KB and 1 MB)
• Your Aadhaar LMS certificate — this confirms you’ve completed the mandatory training modules (PDF/JPG/JPEG, 50 KB to 1 MB)
• Written permission from your regional office, enrollment agency, or sponsor, wherever applicable

Also double-check that your name in Aadhaar matches your certificates exactly — mismatches are one of the most common reasons applications get stuck.

Exam Fees

Step-by-Step: How to Register on the DEXIT Global Portal

Step 1 — Reach the portal Go to the official DEXIT Global website and click “Create New User.”

Step 2 — Upload your e-KYC and verify your mobile Upload your XML file, enter the share code, and hit Extract — your Aadhaar data will populate automatically. Then enter your mobile number, validate it, and verify it via OTP.

Step 3 — Confirm your details Tick the declaration box, add your email address, and click “Show XML Content.” Review your name, date of birth, gender, and photo carefully before clicking Confirm.

Step 4 — Save your login credentials Once registration goes through, you’ll get a user ID and a temporary password. Save these somewhere safe — you’ll need them immediately for the next step.

Step 5 — Log in and set a new password Log back in with your temporary credentials, then set a new password. You’ll also be asked to pick a secret question and answer — remember this, as it’s your recovery option if you forget your password later.

Step 6 — Fill in your profile If you’ve registered with UIDAI before, tick the “Previous Enrollment Details” box and fill in your old certificate details. First-timers can skip this and go straight to filling in Basic, Personal, and LMS Certificate details.

Step 7 — Upload your documents Upload your educational certificate and LMS certificate (PDF/JPEG/JPG, 50 KB to 100 MB) and continue.

Step 8 — Choose your Regional Office Select the regional office that will handle your onboarding if you clear the exam, then save and continue.

Step 9 — Review and submit This is your last chance to catch any errors before submission. Once you’re confident everything’s correct, accept the declaration and submit for authorization.

Step 10 — Get RO/EA approval Your application will now sit in a pending state until your Regional Office or Enrollment Agency approves it. You may need to follow up with them directly — this step depends entirely on their processing time.

Step 11 — Pay the exam fee Once approved, a “Proceed to Pay” option appears. Choose your payment method and complete the transaction. You’ll get an on-screen confirmation with a transaction number.

Step 12 — Book your exam slot After payment, click “Book Seat,” choose your preferred exam date and time, and confirm. Note: you’ll only get 60 seconds to confirm the slot once you select it, so decide your preferred date and time in advance.

Step 13 — Download your admit card Log back in, go to the Admit Card section, download it, and take a color printout to your exam center on the day of the test.

A Few Final Tips

• Keep every document within the specified file size and format — most rejections happen because of oversized or wrong-format uploads, not incorrect information.
• Don’t wait until the last minute to generate your e-KYC file; OTP delays and portal traffic can slow things down closer to deadlines.
• Save your user ID, password, and secret question answer somewhere secure but accessible — you’ll need to log back in multiple times across this process.

Getting through the UIDAI Aadhaar Supervisor Exam registration isn’t complicated once you know the order of operations. Follow these steps in sequence, keep your documents ready in advance, and you’ll be booking your exam slot without any last-minute scrambling.