State CET Admit Card / Hall Ticket: How to Download and What to Check
Every state CET releases an admit card (also called hall ticket) before the exam. This is your official permission to sit the exam. You must carry a printed copy along with a valid photo ID to the exam centre. Download your admit card as soon as it is available — do not wait until the day before.
How to download and verify your admit card
- Open the official portal — Use only the official exam portal (listed in our official links section). Do not use third-party sites to download your admit card.
- Log in with your registration credentials — Use the application number or registration ID and date of birth or password you set during registration.
- Download the PDF and print a clear copy — Save the admit card PDF immediately. Print at least one clear A4 copy — some centres require a specific print size.
- Check every detail carefully — Verify: your full name, date of birth, application or roll number, exam date and time (for your session, if multi-session), exam centre name and address, and which subject papers you are registered for.
- Report errors before exam day — If you find a name mismatch, wrong centre, or incorrect subject, use the official correction or contact route on the portal immediately. Do not arrive at the exam with an error and expect on-the-spot resolution.
Download early; do not wait for the last day: Portal traffic spikes on the last admit-card day and before the exam. Download as soon as the admit card is available, verify all details, and keep a print ready well in advance.
Frequently asked questions
What ID should I carry alongside my admit card?
A government-issued photo ID — Aadhaar card, PAN card, passport, voter ID, or driving licence. Check the specific instructions on your admit card, as some exams specify which IDs are accepted.
Can I use a mobile screenshot of my admit card at the centre?
Generally no. Most state CET centres require a physical printed copy. Read the instructions on your specific admit card to confirm. Always carry a print as a backup.