The SET admit card 2027 is expected in April 2027 on set-test.org, about a week before each test date. In 2026 it came out on 24 April for Test 1 and 30 April for Test 2. You need a colour printout with your photo pasted, plus an original photo ID, to enter the test centre.
SET Admit Card 2027
Download steps, details on the admit card, documents to carry and test-day rules for SET 2027.
Is SET Admit Card 2027 out?
Not yet. SET Admit Card 2027 is expected in April 2027.
- Admit card
- April 2027
- SET Test 1 and Test 2
- May 2027
How to Download the SET Admit Card 2027
You download the admit card from your account on set-test.org once it goes live for your test date. Registration must be complete first; see the SET 2027 page for steps.
- Go to set-test.org and log in with your SET ID and password.
- Open the admit card link for your test (Test 1 or Test 2).
- Download the admit card and print it in colour. Black and white printouts are not accepted.
- Paste a recent colour passport-size photo, not more than six months old, in the space given.
- Check your name, test, date, timing and centre. Raise a query from your SET account if anything is wrong.
What details are printed on the SET 2027 admit card?
The admit card shows your test, date, timing and test centre address, and has a space for your photo.
What should you carry to the SET test centre?
Carry the colour admit card and one original photo ID. Soft copies of ID are not accepted.
- Printed colour admit card with your photo pasted.
- One original photo ID: passport, driving licence, voter ID, PAN card, Aadhaar card or college ID card.
- PwD candidates: the documents uploaded at registration, and your own scribe if needed (SIU does not provide one).
The invigilator authenticates your admit card at the test. Keep it safe, because you need it for the Personal Interaction and no duplicate is issued.
What are the SET exam-day rules?
Report two hours before the test begins; you are not let in after the test starts.
- Your fingerprint and photo are captured digitally, so avoid mehndi on your palms for five days before the test.
- Phones, calculators, smartwatches, fitness bands, smart glasses and other electronic devices are not allowed.
- You cannot leave the hall until the test ends.
- PwD candidates get 20 minutes extra for every 60 minutes.
- Visit your centre a day early if you can; latecomers are not admitted after gates close.