The Karnataka M.Pharm Pharm.D admit card 2026, called the admission ticket by KEA, is expected in December 2026, about a week before the test. KEA has not notified the 2026 test yet. You will download it from cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea and must bring it with a valid identity card to the Bengaluru centre.
Karnataka M.Pharm Pharm.D Admit Card 2026
When the KEA M.Pharm and Pharm-D admission ticket is expected, how to download it and what to take to the exam.
Is Karnataka M.Pharm Pharm.D Admit Card 2026 out?
Not yet. Karnataka M.Pharm Pharm.D Admit Card 2026 is expected in December 2026.
- Admission ticket
- December 2026
- Entrance test
- December 2026
How to Download the Karnataka M.Pharm Pharm.D Admit Card 2026
You download the admission ticket from the KEA M.Pharm and Pharm-D 2026 page using the login details from your application. Last year the link opened on 13 December 2025 for the test on 20 December 2025.
- Go to cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea and open the M.Sc Nursing / MPT / M.Sc AHS / M.Pharm & Pharm-D 2026 page.
- Click the M.Pharm and Pharm-D admission ticket link.
- Log in with your application number and password.
- Check every detail on the ticket, then download it.
- Print it clearly on A4 paper and keep a second copy.
What should you check on the admission ticket?
Check that your name, photograph, PGCET number and test centre are correct. Invigilators match the photo on the ticket with your face and your ID card, and you copy the PGCET number onto the OMR sheet.
- Your name, photograph and signature
- PGCET number (roll number)
- Test centre address in Bengaluru
- Test date and timing
If any detail is wrong, contact KEA before the exam day.
What should you carry to the exam centre?
You need the printed admission ticket and a valid identity card to enter the hall. Without the ticket you cannot sit the test.
- Printed admission ticket
- A valid photo identity card
KEA also issues a dress code notice before each test. Read it on the KEA page a few days before your exam.
What are the exam-day rules?
Reach the centre at least 30 minutes before the test starts. No one is allowed in after the test begins.
- Write your name in capital letters and shade your PGCET number on the OMR sheet.
- You cannot leave the hall in the first 30 minutes.
- If you lose your ticket, meet the Chief Superintendent of the centre one hour before the test.
- Copying or helping others leads to expulsion from the test.
After the test, KEA publishes the provisional key. See the M.Pharm Pharm.D answer key page for how to check it.