The DHR-BRET 2026 admit card is the hall ticket for the exam once called ICMR JRF. AIIMS New Delhi will release it on aiimsexams.ac.in, and it is not out yet. The last admit card came out on 3 January 2026, a week before the 10 January exam, so this one is expected in January 2027.
DHR-BRET 2026 Admit Card (ICMR JRF)
This page explains how to download the DHR-BRET 2026 admit card, what it shows, what to carry and the rules on exam day.
Is DHR-BRET (ICMR JRF) Admit Card 2027 out?
Not yet. DHR-BRET (ICMR JRF) Admit Card 2027 is expected in January 2027.
- DHR-BRET-2026 admit card
- January 2027
- DHR-BRET-2026 exam
- January 2027
How to Download the DHR-BRET 2026 Admit Card
You download the DHR-BRET 2026 admit card by logging in to the AIIMS exams portal; it is not sent by post. Only candidates whose registration is accepted after the correction window get an admit card.
- Go to aiimsexams.ac.in.
- Open the DHR-BRET 2026 page and the admit card notice.
- Log in with the user ID and password you created at registration.
- Open the admit card and check every detail.
- Download the PDF and print it on A4 paper.
- If any detail is wrong, contact the AIIMS Examination Section before the exam.
What details are printed on the DHR-BRET admit card?
The admit card shows who you are, where and when you take the test, and the rules you must follow.
- Your name, photograph, signature and roll number.
- Your category and the Section C subject you chose.
- Exam date, reporting time and test timing.
- Exam centre name and full address.
- Instructions for the computer-based test and exam day.
What should you carry to the DHR-BRET exam centre?
Carry a printed copy of the admit card and an original, valid photo ID. The admit card lists the IDs that are accepted, so check it before you leave.
- Printed admit card.
- Original photo ID such as Aadhaar, passport, voter ID, driving licence or PAN card, as allowed on the admit card.
- Category or disability certificate if the admit card asks for it.
What are the DHR-BRET exam-day rules?
Reach the centre before the reporting time printed on the admit card and follow the instructions on it, since the admit card sets the entry rules for your centre.
- Do not bring mobile phones, smartwatches, calculators, notes or bags into the exam hall.
- The test is a 3-hour computer-based test of 150 questions, and you can move between the three sections at any time.
- Follow the invigilator’s instructions and the rules printed on your admit card.
- After the exam, follow updates on the DHR-BRET result page.