BHU UET and PET 2019 Admit Card Released for all subjects; Download @bhuonline.in
Vishwas Garia | May 9, 2019 | 08:51 PM IST | 1 min read
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Check NowNEW DELHI, MAY 9 : Banaras Hindu University has released the BHU UET 2019 admit card and BHU PET 2019 admit card for the entrance examination which will be held in between May 16 and May 24 on May 9. Earlier, the university has released the admit card of BHU UET and PET which are scheduled to be conducted on May 14 and May 15.
All the candidates who had filled the application form of BHU UET 2019 and BHU PET 2019 can download their respective BHU admit card for UG and PG courses by visiting the official website of Banaras Hindu University
BHU UET 2019 is scheduled to be held between May 14 and May 17 for admissions in undergraduate programmes, whereas BHU PET 2019 will be conducted in between May 14 to May 24 for admission in various postgraduate programmes of Banaras Hindu University.
BHU UET 2019 will be conducted in both offline and online mode and will take place around 115 online exam centres and 45 exam centres and BHU PET 2019 will be held in only online mode in 115 exam centres around the country.
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How to Download BHU Admit Card
- Visit the official website of BHU.
- Tap on link 'Admit Card - UET 2019' or ‘Admit Card - PET 2019’ for
- Enter the email id or registration id provided at the time of registration in the login window.
- Click on 'Submit'.
- The admit card of BHU will appear on the screen.
- Take a printout of the admit card to carry it to the examination centre.
Details Mentioned in BHU admit card
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Exam timings
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Exam centre and address
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Candidate’s photograph
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Candidate’s signature
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Important instructions to be followed
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