The CU-CET 2027 hall ticket (admit card) is expected in May 2027. The University of Calicut releases it on the CU-CET candidate portal five days before the entrance test starts, and you download it by logging in with your CAP ID and password. No hall ticket or message is sent to you by post.
CU-CET Admit Card 2027
How to download the CU-CET 2027 hall ticket, what it shows, where the test is held and what to carry.
Is CU-CET Admit Card 2027 out?
Not yet. CU-CET Admit Card 2027 is expected in May 2027.
- Hall ticket download
- May 2027
- Exam
- May 2027
How to download the CU-CET 2027 hall ticket?
You download the hall ticket from the same candidate portal you applied on, and you need your CAP ID to do it.
- Open admission.uoc.ac.in and go to the CU-CET (entrance) page.
- Click Student Login for CU-CET 2027.
- Log in with your CAP ID and the password (security key) sent to your registered mobile number.
- Open the hall ticket link on your dashboard and download it.
- Check your name, programmes, sessions and centre, then take a clear printout.
Keep your CAP ID and password safe: the CAP ID is needed to download the hall ticket and must be quoted in all communication with the University. For problems, call the Directorate of Admissions helpline (0494 2407016, 2407017).
What details are printed on the CU-CET 2027 hall ticket?
The hall ticket shows who you are and when and where to write each test you applied for.
When and where is the CU-CET 2027 test held?
The test is expected in May 2027, in six sessions over three days (forenoon and afternoon). In 2026 it ran on 14, 15 and 16 May 2026. Each programme has its own session, so your hall ticket may list more than one date.
Centres were in Thiruvananthapuram, Thrissur, Palakkad, Malappuram, Kozhikode, Wayanad and Kannur districts in 2026. You pick a centre while applying; the University usually allots it but may move you if a centre has too many or too few candidates.
What should you keep in mind on CU-CET exam day?
Carry the printed hall ticket to every session you write and follow the instructions printed on it.
- Reach the centre before the reporting time on the hall ticket.
- In objective-only OMR tests a wrong answer costs marks, so avoid blind guessing.
- BPEd and MPEd candidates must produce a medical fitness certificate in the University’s format for the entrance test.
- The University sends no personal messages about the test or results; check admission.uoc.ac.in and its press releases.
After the test, the next step is the programme-wise CU-CET rank list.