Carry your printed OUAT UG CEE 2026 admit card and one valid original photo ID to the exam hall on both July 1 and July 2, 2026 — no student will be permitted entry without these two documents.
OUAT UG CEE 2026 is a Computer Based Test (CBT) conducted over two days for admission to B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture, B.Sc. (Hons.) Horticulture, B.Sc. (Hons.) Forestry, B.V.Sc. and A.H., and B.F.Sc. programmes. The admit card was released on June 24, 2026 at the official website ouat.ac.in. Students must print the admit card before arriving at the exam centre as digital copies on mobile phones or tablets are not accepted at any exam centre.
- Admit card released: June 24, 2026 at ouat.ac.in
- Exam dates: July 1 and July 2, 2026 (CBT mode via DigiAlm)
- Report to exam centre: at least 60 minutes before the scheduled exam time
- Gate closes before exam start; late entry is not permitted
- Rough work paper is supplied by the invigilator inside the hall; no personal stationery is needed
| Direct Link — Download OUAT UG CEE 2026 Admit Card (OUT) |
Documents to Carry to OUAT CEE 2026 Exam Hall
Every student appearing for OUAT UG CEE 2026 must carry the following two documents to the exam centre on each exam day. Entry is denied without both.
| Document | Details |
|---|---|
| Printed OUAT UG CEE 2026 Admit Card | Mandatory for entry. Download from ouat.ac.in and take a clear colour printout. Digital copies on phones are not accepted. |
| Original Valid Photo ID Proof | Any one original government-issued or institution-issued photo ID from the accepted list. Photocopies are not accepted. |
The admit card carries your name, roll number, exam centre address, shift timing and reporting time. Cross-check all details on your admit card before July 1. If any detail is incorrect, contact OUAT admissions immediately at ouat.admission@gmail.com or call (0674) 2397970.
Accepted Photo ID Proofs for OUAT UG CEE 2026
Carry one original photo ID from the list below. Photocopies or expired documents will not be accepted at the exam centre.
| ID Type | Issued By |
|---|---|
| Aadhaar Card | UIDAI / Government of India |
| Voter ID Card (EPIC) | Election Commission of India |
| Driving Licence | Regional Transport Office |
| PAN Card | Income Tax Department |
| Passport | Ministry of External Affairs |
| Student ID Card (with photo) | Last attended school or college |
Aadhaar Card is the most widely accepted ID at OUAT exam centres and is recommended as the first choice. Always carry the original document — a photocopy will not pass identity verification at the gate.
Items Not Allowed in OUAT UG CEE 2026 Exam Hall
OUAT UG CEE 2026 is a CBT exam. No personal stationery, electronic devices or reference material is permitted inside the exam hall. Carrying any prohibited item can lead to disqualification.
| Category | Prohibited Items |
|---|---|
| Electronic Devices | Mobile phones, smart watches, Bluetooth devices, earphones, calculators, digital pens, tablets, laptops |
| Study Material | Textbooks, handwritten notes, printed sheets, cheat sheets or any question-bank material |
| Stationery | Personal pens, pencils, geometry boxes or rulers (rough work paper is provided by the invigilator) |
| Other Items | Handbags, pouches, food items and water bottles (unless medically required with prior written permission from OUAT) |
Rough work paper is supplied at the exam hall and collected back by the invigilator at the end of each session. Students found with any prohibited item may be debarred from the examination. Leave all such items at home or in your vehicle; exam centres do not provide storage facilities.
Exam Day Reporting Instructions
Follow these steps on both July 1 and July 2 to avoid any last-minute issues:
- Print the admit card in advance from ouat.ac.in. Carry a clear, legible colour printout.
- Verify the exam centre address and shift timing printed on the admit card before leaving home.
- Report at least 60 minutes before your scheduled exam time. The centre gate closes before the exam begins and late entry is not allowed under any circumstance.
- Carry one original photo ID matching the name and details on the admit card.
- Leave all prohibited items — mobile phones, smart watches, earphones — at home or in your vehicle.
- Rough work paper is provided inside the hall. No personal pen or pencil is needed.
- After the exam, hand over the rough work sheets to the invigilator before leaving the hall.
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Admit Card Release | June 24, 2026 |
| OUAT UG CEE 2026 — Exam Day 1 | July 1, 2026 |
| OUAT UG CEE 2026 — Exam Day 2 | July 2, 2026 |
| Percentile Score Release (expected) | July 30, 2026 |
| Rank List Declaration (expected) | August 4, 2026 |
OUAT UG CEE 2026 Exam Day FAQs
Ques. What documents are required for OUAT UG CEE 2026 exam day?
Ans. You need to carry a printed copy of your OUAT UG CEE 2026 admit card and one valid original photo ID proof. Both are mandatory for entry to the exam hall on July 1 and July 2.
Ques. Can I show my admit card on my mobile phone at the OUAT 2026 exam centre?
Ans. No. OUAT exam centres accept only a printed hard copy of the admit card. A digital copy on a mobile phone or tablet is not accepted. Download and print your admit card well before exam day.
Ques. Which photo IDs are accepted at OUAT UG CEE 2026 exam centres?
Ans. Accepted IDs include Aadhaar Card, Voter ID Card, Driving Licence, PAN Card, Passport and a Student ID Card with photo from your last attended school or college. Carry the original — photocopies are not accepted.
Ques. How early should I reach the OUAT UG CEE 2026 exam centre?
Ans. Report at least 60 minutes before your scheduled exam time. The exam centre gate closes before the examination begins and late entry is not permitted under any circumstance.
Ques. Can I carry a pen or pencil into the OUAT 2026 exam hall?
Ans. No personal stationery is needed or allowed. OUAT UG CEE 2026 is conducted in CBT mode. Rough work paper is provided by invigilators inside the hall and is collected back at the end of the session.
Ques. Are mobile phones allowed inside the OUAT 2026 exam hall?
Ans. No. Mobile phones and all other electronic devices including smart watches, calculators, Bluetooth devices and earphones are strictly prohibited. Leave these at home or in your vehicle as exam centres do not provide storage facilities.
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