If you’re gearing up for CUET UG 2025, it’s almost time to grab your hall ticket. The National Testing Agency (NTA) is about to drop the admit cards on its official website — cuet.nta.nic.in. With the exams kicking off on May 13, everyone’s eyeing that download link.
The admit card is your golden entry pass — without it, there’s no way you’re getting into the exam hall. It’ll have everything you need to know: your exam date, shift time, test centre address, and a quick list of acceptable ID proofs. So when you get it, check it twice.
This year’s CUET UG is bigger than ever. Over 13.5 lakh students have signed up to take the test, which runs from May 13 to June 3. You’ll get to pick from 10 subjects, and the whole thing’s happening across 300 cities at 324 centres. That’s a huge footprint — pretty much making sure students from all parts of India can get to a centre nearby.
Before the main admit card, NTA had already released the city intimation slip on May 7. That one just told you where you’ll be writing your exam. But now, it’s time for the real deal — the hall ticket that gets you in.
Quick Steps to Download CUET UG Admit Card 2025:
- Go to cuet.nta.nic.in
- Find the ‘CUET UG Admit Card 2025’ link on the homepage
- Enter your application number and date of birth
- Hit submit, download the PDF, and print it
Done. Just like that.
If something looks off — like your name is spelled wrong or the exam city doesn’t match your intimation slip — don’t panic. Call NTA’s helpline at 011-40759000 or shoot them an email at [email protected]. It’s better to fix it now than to deal with stress on exam day.
Now, a quick reminder — Delhi University, JNU, BHU, and several other central universities are part of CUET UG. So yeah, this test is your ticket to some of India’s top colleges. Make sure you’re all set.
And by the way, stay in the loop. If there are any last-minute changes, NTA will post them on their official Twitter or the CUET portal. With all the global uncertainties lately, people are buzzing about possible delays — but so far, it’s all on schedule.