The Karnataka PGCET 2027 admit card, which KEA calls the admission ticket, is your entry pass to the PGCET exam hall. KEA issues it online on cetonline.karnataka.gov.in about a week before each paper, so it is expected from May 2027. In 2026 the M.Tech ticket came on 15 May and the MBA/MCA ticket on 7 June.
Karnataka PGCET Admit Card 2027
When the PGCET 2027 admission ticket is expected, how to download it and what to carry on exam day.
Is Karnataka PGCET Admit Card 2027 out?
Not yet. Karnataka PGCET Admit Card 2027 is expected in May 2027.
- Admission ticket
- May 2027
- ME/M.Tech exam
- May 2027
- MBA and MCA exams (MBA/MCA)
- May 2027
How to Download the Karnataka PGCET 2027 Admit Card
- Go to cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea and open the PGCET 2027 page.
- Click the admission ticket download link for your course (M.E./M.Tech or MBA/MCA).
- Log in to the KEA exam portal with the login details you created while applying.
- Check your name, photo, PGCET number, course, exam centre and timing.
- Download the admission ticket and print it. Keep a copy on your phone too.
The ticket opens only after KEA confirms your fee payment. If it does not open or a detail is wrong, raise it through the KEA grievance portal before the exam day.
What should I check on the PGCET admission ticket?
- Your name and photograph, as in your application
- Your PGCET number, which you also write on the OMR sheet
- The course or subject paper you will write
- The exam centre address, date and bell timing
What should I carry to the PGCET exam centre?
- The printed PGCET 2027 admission ticket
- A blue or black ballpoint pen, since the OMR sheet must be shaded with one
- A non-programmable calculator, only for the M.E./M.Tech paper
- Any other item the admission ticket or KEA’s exam-day notice asks for
Keep the admission ticket after the exam. KEA asks for a copy at document verification during counselling.
What are the PGCET exam-day rules?
KEA publishes the bell timings and a list of prohibited items and dress code a few days before each paper, so read them before you leave.
- The first ten minutes are for filling in your details; you then get 120 minutes to shade answers.
- Shade only one circle per question. Whitener, markers and erasing are not allowed, and multiple shading gets no marks.
- You may take home the bottom copy (replica) of your OMR sheet. Keep it safe for at least one year.
Before the exam, practise with the PGCET previous year papers under a 2-hour time limit.