Your BSc CSIT admit card 2083 is released on the TU admission portal a few days before the entrance — scheduled for Shrawan 24, 2083 (August 9, 2026). There is no paper copy: you download and print it yourself. Check the portal daily from about a week before the exam. See the download steps and the exam pattern to know what awaits.
| Admit card fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Release | A few days before the exam — check the TU portal daily from about a week out |
| Exam date | Shrawan 24, 2083 (August 9, 2026) |
| Where to download | TU admission portal — no paper copy is mailed |
| What to verify | Name, photo, roll number, exam center, subject codes |
| Cost | Free to download (application fee covers it) |
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TU releases the BSc CSIT admit card a few days before the entrance, which is scheduled for Shrawan 24, 2083 (August 9, 2026). The exact release date is announced on the TU admission portal — check it daily from about a week before the exam.
Countdown to the BSc CSIT entrance 2083
Exam starts 8:00–10:00 AM Nepal Time (NPT, UTC+5:45) · Sunday, August 9, 2026 (Shrawan 24, 2083).
How to Download Your Admit Card
- Open the official TU admission portal using the login you created when applying.
- Look for the Admit Card or Download Admit Card tab.
- Log in with your application number and password.
- Download the PDF and print it on clean white paper.
- Carry the printed copy plus one valid photo ID (citizenship, passport or school ID).
What Is on the Admit Card
- Your full name, roll number and application number
- Passport-size photo
- Exam center name and address
- Date and time of the exam
- Reporting time and exam duration
- General instructions for the exam hall
Verify These Details Before Exam Day
- Name spelling matches your marksheet and citizenship exactly.
- Photo is clearly visible and looks like you — invigilators compare it with your face.
- Exam center is the one you chose, and you know how to reach it.
- Date and time match the official schedule.
What to Do If There Is an Error
Minor errors (a wrong spelling, a bad photo) must be corrected before the exam. Contact the TU admission helpdesk immediately with your application details and supporting documents. Do not try to fix the PDF yourself — the hall copy must match TU's record.
Exam-Day Rules
- Reach the center at least one hour before the reporting time.
- Bring the admit card and photo ID — both are checked together.
- Do not bring electronic devices, smartwatches, calculators or bags into the hall.
- Follow the invigilator's instructions for seating and OMR marking.
- If your photo is missing or unclear on the admit card, get it fixed — do not assume it will be overlooked.