The CUSAT CAT 2027 admit card will be available only in your candidate profile on admissions.cusat.ac.in, expected in April 2027. In 2026 it was enabled on 27 April, about two weeks before the 9 to 11 May test. You need a printout and a valid photo ID to enter the test centre.
CUSAT CAT Admit Card 2027
This page covers how to download the CUSAT CAT 2027 admit card, what it shows, what to carry and the rules at the test centre.
Is CUSAT CAT Admit Card 2027 out?
Not yet. CUSAT CAT Admit Card 2027 is expected in April 2027.
- Admit card
- April 2027
- Exam
- May 2027
How to Download the CUSAT CAT 2027 Admit Card
- Open admissions.cusat.ac.in and click Login.
- Enter your registered email address and password, and the captcha.
- In the Important Announcements box of your profile, click Admit card/Hall Ticket Download.
- Check every detail, including the test codes you applied for.
- Download the admit card and take a clear printout.
CUSAT does not post call letters or admit cards. If any detail is wrong, contact the admissions help desk at once; the 2026 help desk numbers were +91 9778783191 and +91 8848912606.
What details are printed on the CUSAT CAT 2027 admit card?
The admit card shows your registration details, the tests you will take and where and when to report.
What should I carry to the CUSAT CAT test centre?
Carry a printed copy of the admit card and a valid photo ID. Keep the admit card safe after the test, since you need it until the admission process ends.
- Printed admit card.
- A valid original photo ID.
- CUSAT’s downloads also include an Identity Certificate for CAT form, on which a Gazetted Officer attests your photo and signature; it is prepared in duplicate.
What are the CUSAT CAT exam-day rules?
These rules come from CUSAT’s 2026 admit card instructions.
- Reach the test venue at least 90 minutes before the test starts. Late entry is not allowed.
- Electronic devices, study material and other unauthorised items are not allowed in the hall.
- Follow the invigilators’ instructions and keep silence; any malpractice leads to disqualification.
- Do not leave the hall without the invigilator’s permission.
- Answers are marked on the computer given to you at the centre.