The admission card is usually available on the official IPU website a few days prior to the exam date. Using their application number, password or DoB, the candidate can download it. It is essential to read very carefully all the details mentioned on the admission card such as the candidate's name, roll number, date of the exam, time, report time, address of the exam centre and instructions. Any mistakes should be immediately reported to the exam authorities by the candidates. The admission card and identity proof must be shown or else the candidates will not be allowed into the exam hall.

Instructions mentioned on the admission card must be strictly followed. The candidate must report at the exam center at least 30 to 60 minutes prior to the prescribed examination reporting time to avoid last-minute tension. They must come in simple attire, avoiding metallic items and refrain from bringing electronic items such as mobiles, calculators or smartwatches to the examination hall.

Candidates are also advised to take their own pens, pencils and other stationery that they might need. Cheating or any unfair practice will lead to disqualification for the exam. It is also essential to take note of the instructions provided by the invigilators while taking the test.

Students should preserve the admit card after the test in case it has to be produced during the counselling or admission procedure.

Steps To download the Admit Card for IPU CET Exam 2026

• Move to the official Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University website. The website URL is https://ipu.ac.in.

• After the homepage comes into view, look for the "Admissions" or "Notices" tab, which holds the necessary exam-related links.

• Search for a link with the title "IPU CET 2025 Admit Card Download" or similar.   

• The link is usually located in the "Latest Updates" or "CET 2025" sections. To get to the log in page, click on the link.

• Enter your password and application number on the log in page. Applicants might also be asked to enter their birth date.

• These are entered or created for you during registration. If applicants have forgotten their password, click on the "Forgot Password" button to allow it to be reset.

• After logging in successfully, applicant’s admit card will be displayed on the screen.

• Take a clear photocopy of the admissions card. It is advisable to take two or three copies as a backup. Verify that text, images and QR/barcodes (if applicable) are clearly legible.

Details Mentioned on the IPU CET Admit Card 2025

The following details are mentioned on the IPU CET admit card 2025:

• Name and Photograph

• Roll Number and CET Code

• Exam Date and Time

• Reporting Time and Exam Centre Address

• Important Instructions for Exam Day

General Guidelines for IPU CET Exam 2025

• Once applicants have registered for CETs, applicants can print and download their E-Admit Cards from the GGSIPU website (http://www.ipu.ac.in). In case applicant’s E-Admit card is without a photograph, kindly present two recent passport-size photographs at the test center. Picture identification proof will be used by the Invigilator to affix on the attendance sheet/admit card.

• The candidates should produce a printout of the E-Admit Card at the exam centre on the given date and time, along with an original photo identification card (such as Voter ID, Driving Licence, PAN Card, Passport, Aadhaar Card, Employer ID) issued by governmental authorities. 

• (No colour photocopies, scanned or soft copies of the identity card will be accepted in any case).Only a valid E-Admit Card and an Original Photo Identification Card will be accepted as entry criteria. Save this E-Admit Card for further reference.   

• Except for the BEd course all questions will be in English.

•  Candidates for hard work should bring at least two pens.

• No alteration of examination dates, sessions, centres or venues will be entertained in any case.

• Candidates must report to their assigned test centre on or prior to the reporting time indicated on the admission card.

• Utilise the E-Admit Card to undergo biometric and frisking processes prior to being seated for the test. The entry gates of the exam center shall be shut down 30 minutes prior to the commencement of the computer-based test. Under no circumstances will late arrivals be allowed.

• The candidates must carefully examine the information on their E-Admit Card such as their name, date of birth, category and sub-category along with their eligibility as per the admission procedure detailed in the brochure.

• Checking shall be done at entrance gates and while under examination. The candidates are not allowed to carry any electronic devices like mobile phones, gadgets, earbuds, microphones, watches, communication devices, handbags, calculators or pagers.

• Forbidden items in the test centre are digital diaries, books/notes, pens and metal objects. Any candidate who carries such gadgets or papers may be disqualified.  Candidates are not advised to carry valuable or costly items to the examination centre, as their safety cannot be ascertained. The examination centre is not liable for loss or theft.

• The Candidates will be provided with their User ID and Password to take the Computer Based Test (CBT) 10 minutes prior to the start of the examination at their assigned computer seat. In order to sit for the computer exam, candidates would have to use a login ID and password provided at the exam centre. Upon logging in, ensure that applicant’s name and photos are displayed properly on the computer screen.

• Candidates should retain their E-Admit Card handy as they will require it in counselling and document verification.

• Anyone caught revealing, publishing, copying, transmitting, storing or making the transmission or storage of test materials or information in any form, either oral or written, electronic or mechanical or taking papers out of the examination centre, will be dealt with in a disciplinary manner.

• Unauthorised holding of test material is grave misconduct and will lead to disqualification from the test/CET. GGSIPU will initiate suitable disciplinary and legal proceedings, including reporting cases to the police if deemed fit.