INI-CET Admit Card — Release Date, Download and Exam-Day Rules

Last verified: 30 September 2026 against the AIIMS INI-CET Prospectus Part A (January 2027 session) and AIIMS Admission Notice No. 148/2026.

When is the INI-CET admit card released?

AIIMS publishes the admit card on a fixed date listed in the prospectus, about a week before the exam. Here is where it sits in the January 2027 session schedule:

Source: AIIMS New Delhi, Admission Notice No. 148/2026 and Prospectus Part A, January 2027 session, Important Dates — aiimsexams.ac.in. AIIMS can revise any of this by notice, so check the site before you act on it.

How do you download the INI-CET admit card?

1. Go to aiimsexams.ac.in and log in with the registration ID and password you used for the application.
2. Open MyPage, your candidate dashboard.
3. Use the admit card link there once it is enabled on the scheduled date.
4. Print it. You cannot enter the exam centre without a printed admit card valid for this session.

If the link is missing, your application was probably incomplete — most often a failed fee payment or images (photograph, signature, left thumb impression) that did not meet the format. The registration-status window (17 October to 19 October) is the time to catch this, not admit card day.

What should you check on the admit card?

The admit card carries your details as entered in the application, the exam centre AIIMS allotted and the instructions you must follow on the day; AIIMS also requires the printout to show print details such as the IP address. Check every personal detail against your application. If anything is wrong, raise it through the help/query section of MyPage — replies can take up to 3 working days, and AIIMS compares your complaint with the data you submitted.

Centres are allotted from the three states you chose, first come, first served, and depending on capacity; AIIMS can allot a centre in another state if needed. Its decision on centre and shift is final, so there is no change-of-centre request. Bring whatever the admit card itself tells you to carry; the instructions printed on it are binding.

What is banned in the exam hall?

The prospectus treats all of these as misconduct that can lead to disqualification and debarment:

Source: AIIMS New Delhi, Prospectus Part A, January 2027 session, Sections VII, X and XIII — aiimsexams.ac.in. AIIMS can revise any of this by notice, so check the site before you act on it.

How do scribes and compensatory time work?

Candidates with benchmark disabilities in blindness, locomotor disability affecting both arms or cerebral palsy can ask for a scribe and compensatory time against a self-undertaking. Others with benchmark disabilities — and those below the benchmark who have difficulty writing — need a certificate from a government health-care institution. Compensatory time is at least 20 minutes per hour of the exam. You choose your own scribe or ask AIIMS for one when you complete the application; a scribe may only read and click, never explain, and if you opted for your own scribe but do not bring one, AIIMS cannot arrange a replacement.

What happens once the exam starts?

• 200 MCQs in 4 parts of 50, each open for 45 minutes — 3 hours in all.
• Only the active part is visible. When its 45 minutes end it is submitted automatically and the next part opens, so review skipped or marked questions inside each part.
• Marking is +1 / −1/3, with 0 for unanswered or marked-for-review questions.
• The prospectus describes the questions as objective items of varying types, including Single Correct Choice and Multiple Correct Choice questions.