Calicut University 2021 hall ticket for PG entrance exams released; Know how to download
Kapil Rawat | August 16, 2021 | 11:41 AM IST | 1 min read
Aspirants can download the Calicut University PG hall ticket 2021 from the official website of the university.
NEW DELHI: The Directorate of Admissions, University of Calicut has released the Calicut University 2021 admit card for PG programmes in online mode. Candidates who have completed their application process can download the Calicut University hall ticket by visiting the official website of the university - uoc.ac.in.
To download the Calicut University 2021 admit card - Click here .
Aspirants will have to enter their CAP ID or chalan number and date of birth, then enter the captcha and press the ‘Login’ tab. Now, the Calicut University admit card 2021 will appear on the candidate's screen. Before downloading and printing the Calicut University 2021 PG hall ticket, candidates are advised to check all the details mentioned on it.
The Calicut University hall ticket 2021 for PG courses carries various key details such as name of the candidate, photograph, gender, date of birth, signature, category, roll number, time duration of the exam, exam date and time, exam centre name, address and code, Father’s name, Mother’s name, exam name and essential guidelines for the examination.
The Calicut University 2021 entrance examination will be held from August 17 to 26 in offline mode. Candidates will be given two hours to solve all the questions given in Calicut University entrance test 2021.
On the day of examination, candidates must carry their Calicut University admit card and other valid ID proofs such as Aadhaar card, driving license, voter ID or passport. The Calicut University 2021 registration for PG programmes started on April 27 and continued till June 20.
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