The APRDC CET 2027 hall ticket (admit card) will be available only on aprs.apcfss.in, where you download it with your Candidate ID and date of birth. APREIS issued the 2026 hall tickets on 15 April 2026, nine days before the exam, so the 2027 hall ticket is expected in April 2027.
APRDC CET Hall Ticket 2027
How to download the APRDC CET 2027 hall ticket, what it shows, and the rules for the exam day.
Is APRDC CET Admit Card 2027 out?
Not yet. APRDC CET Admit Card 2027 is expected in April 2027.
- Hall tickets
- April 2027
- Exam
- April 2027
How to Download the APRDC CET 2027 Hall Ticket
- Open the official website, aprs.apcfss.in.
- Click the Hall Ticket download link for APRDC CET 2027.
- Enter your Candidate ID and date of birth.
- Check every detail on the hall ticket.
- Download it and take a clear printout.
APREIS does not post printed hall tickets, and no candidate is allowed to write the test without one.
When will the APRDC CET 2027 hall ticket be released?
The 2027 hall ticket is expected in April 2027, about a week before the exam. In 2026 it came out on 15 April for the 24 April exam, and in 2024 on 17 April for the 25 April exam.
What details are printed on the APRDC CET 2027 hall ticket?
The hall ticket shows your identity details and the date, time and venue of your test. You must sit the exam at the date, time and venue printed on it.
What are the APRDC CET exam-day rules?
Carry your printed hall ticket and follow the OMR instructions exactly, because a wrongly filled OMR sheet can be made invalid.
- Write your hall ticket number in the boxes on the question booklet as soon as you get it.
- Bubble answers on the OMR sheet with a blue or black ballpoint pen only, and do not overwrite.
- Do rough work only in the space given at the end of the booklet.
- Hand over the OMR sheet to the invigilator before you leave. You may take the question booklet with you after the test.
Where are the APRDC CET exam centres?
The test is held at district headquarters in 28 districts of Andhra Pradesh, including Srikakulam, Visakhapatnam, Rajahmundry, Vijayawada, Guntur, Ongole, Nellore, Tirupati, Kadapa, Kurnool and Ananthapur. If a district has too few candidates, they are sent to a centre in the next district.
After the test, read how marks are counted on the APRDC CET answer key page.