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Odisha D.El.Ed Admit Card 2027: Date, Download Steps, Exam Rules

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The Odisha D.El.Ed admit card 2027 is expected in July 2027, about a week before the CBT in August. SCERT Odisha releases it only online in the student login on scert.samsodisha.gov.in. You must print it and carry it with an identity proof to the exam centre; no admit card is sent by post.

Latest (5 October 2026): Admissions for the 2026-28 batch run until 24 October 2026. SCERT Odisha has not announced the 2027 exam yet; the admit card is expected in July 2027.

Odisha D.El.Ed Admit Card 2027

Expected release date, download steps, what to carry and exam-day rules for the SCERT Odisha D.El.Ed (CT) entrance.

Is Odisha D.El.Ed Admit Card 2027 out?

Not yet. Odisha D.El.Ed Admit Card 2027 is expected in July 2027.

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Admit card download
July 2027
Online CBT
August 2027

How to Download the Odisha D.El.Ed Admit Card 2027

  1. Go to scert.samsodisha.gov.in once the admit card link is live.
  2. Open the student login and sign in with the details you used for the Common Application Form.
  3. Click the admit card link in your dashboard.
  4. Check your name, photo, exam date, slot and centre.
  5. Download the PDF and take a clear printout.

In 2026 the admit card came out on 31 July after 5 PM, a week before the CBT. If you cannot log in, call the Sanjog Helpline on 155335 or 1800-345-6770.

What is printed on the Odisha D.El.Ed admit card?

The admit card gives your exam date, slot timing and centre, along with instructions for the test. SCERT Odisha says every instruction written on the admit card must be followed strictly, so read it fully before exam day.

Odisha D.El.Ed 2027 admit card (sample layout)
Candidate nameAs in your application
Roll numberXXXXXXXX
Application numberXXXXXXXXXX
Exam dateAs printed (CBT expected August 2027)
Slot and timingAs printed on the card
Reporting timeAs printed on the card
Exam centreCentre name and address
InstructionsExam-day rules to follow strictly
Illustration of the details on the admit card, not a real admit card.

What should I carry to the exam centre?

  • A printed copy of the admit card.
  • An identity proof, which is checked at the centre.
  • A scribe’s identity proof, if you are a PwD candidate using a scribe.

Calculators, log tables, mobile phones, other electronic gadgets, books, notes and plain paper are not allowed in the exam hall. Do not bring bags or luggage, because the centre is not responsible for them.

What are the exam-day rules?

  • Take your seat in the exam hall 30 minutes before the test starts.
  • No one is allowed in after the test begins.
  • Sit only at the seat allotted to you; you cannot change seats or halls.
  • Smoking, eating and drinking inside the hall are not allowed.
  • Anyone using unfair means is expelled and the test is cancelled.

The CBT runs in slots over several days; in 2026 there were four slots a day from 7 to 11 August. PwD candidates get 20 extra minutes per hour and sit on the ground floor.

Odisha D.El.Ed Admit Card 2027 FAQs

When will the Odisha D.El.Ed admit card 2027 be released?
It is expected in July 2027. In 2026 it was released on 31 July, a week before the CBT that began on 7 August.
Will I get the admit card by post?
No. The admit card is only available online in your SAMS student login. Download it and take a printout.
Can I change my exam centre or slot after the admit card is out?
There is no option for this in the official notices. The exam agency allots the centre and slot, and you must appear as printed on the admit card.
What if the details on my admit card are wrong?
Contact the Sanjog Helpline on 155335 or 1800-345-6770 straight away, before the exam date, so the error can be checked.
Official website: scert.samsodisha.gov.inSCERT Odisha publishes notices, admit cards and results here
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