NIPER JEE 2022 admit card out; Exam on June 12
Manisha Tiwari | June 7, 2022 | 10:28 AM IST | 1 min read
NIPER, Hyderabad has issued the NIPER JEE hall ticket for registered candidates. More details here.
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NEW DELHI:
The National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (NIPER), Hyderabad has issued the NIPER JEE 2022 admit card. The NIPER JEE 2022 exam is scheduled to be held on June 12.
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The hall tickets for NIPER JEE 2022 mentions important details of the exam such as date, exam centre address, reporting time etc. It is to be noted that no entry will be provided to any candidates without a hard copy of the NIPER JEE admit card 2022. Read the full story to know more details.
NIPER JEE admit card 2022: How to download
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Go to the official website of NIPER niperhyd.ac.in/NIPERJEE.html
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Click on the NIPER JEE 2022 admit card link
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Enter the NIPER JEE registration number, payment reference ID, mobile number and date of birth
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NIPER JEE admit card/ hall ticket will appear on the screen
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Download the NIPER JEE 2022 hall ticket
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Take out 2-3 print out copies for future use.
NIPER JEE 2022: Documents to carry at the exam centre
Candidates must carry the below listed documents to the examination centre.
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Hard copy of the NIPER JEE hall ticket 2022.
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Any one original and valid ID proof - Driving License, Passport, PAN card, voter ID, Aadhaar ID, College ID, Employee Identification card, or Ration card
NIPER JEE exam will be conducted in the computer-based mode for admission to 968 Master in Pharmacy and 180 Ph.D. seats in NIPER JEE participating institutes.
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