Kannur University UG CBCSS-OBE November 2026 Admit Card

Kannur University UG CBCSS-OBE November 2026 Admit Card: Overview

The Kannur University Examination Branch has published the hall tickets for the UG - CBCSS-OBE November 2026 examination under the notice titled UG Course Nominal Roll & Hall Ticket. The official page lists two links: one for III Semester (2020-2023 admission, Supplementary) and one for V Semester (2020-2023 admission, Supplementary/Improvement). Access is fully online through the university website.

The official listing does not state the exam dates, the date the hall tickets went live, or the exam centre details. We have marked those as not announced rather than guess. Read the dates and centre from your own hall ticket and from the Examination Branch notices.

Who Can Download These Hall Tickets

• III Semester UG CBCSS-OBE, 2020-2023 admission batch, Supplementary
• V Semester UG CBCSS-OBE, 2020-2023 admission batch, Supplementary/Improvement

Other courses such as PG, Professional Courses and Private Registration have separate hall ticket sections on the Examination Branch website. Do not use those sections for a UG CBCSS-OBE ticket.

How to Download the Admit Card: Step by Step

1. Open the official website of Kannur University at kannuruniversity.ac.in and go to the Examination Branch section.
2. Open the UG hall ticket page listed under UG Course Nominal Roll & Hall Ticket.
3. Select the link for your semester: III Semester or V Semester.
4. Follow the on-screen prompts on the page that opens. Keep your registration number ready, as the page will ask for the details it needs to find your record.
5. Open your hall ticket, download it and save the PDF.
6. Take a clear printout and check every field before you close the page.

The listing does not describe the exact login fields, so rely on the prompts shown on the official page itself.

Details Printed on the Hall Ticket

Hall tickets generally carry the candidate and exam particulars below. Your ticket is the final reference, so confirm each of these appears and is correct:

• Candidate name
• Photograph
• Registration number and roll number
• Programme (UG - CBCSS-OBE) and semester
• Subjects or papers and their exam dates
• Exam centre name and address
• Exam timing
• Candidate signature and, where provided, the signature of the issuing authority
• Instructions for candidates

If any item you expect is missing, treat it as a query to raise with your college or the Examination Branch. Do not assume it will be handled at the centre.

Documents to Carry to the Exam Centre

• Printed copy of the hall ticket, clearly readable
• Your college identity card
• Any additional document the hall ticket or the Examination Branch notice asks for

The source listing does not give an official list of accepted ID proofs. Look for this in the instructions on the hall ticket and in the university notice. Carry a few spare passport-size photographs only if your college asks you to.

Exam Day Do's and Don'ts

Do

• Read the instructions printed on the hall ticket the day before the exam.
• Carry the hall ticket and college ID in a folder so they do not get creased.
• Check the paper code and date for each exam on the day before.
• Sit only at the seat assigned to you and follow the invigilator's directions.

Don't

• Do not carry mobile phones, smart watches, notes or study material into the hall unless the instructions clearly permit them.
• Do not exchange stationery or papers with other candidates.
• Do not write anything on the hall ticket other than what is asked.
• Do not leave the hall without permission.

The permitted and prohibited items for this exam are set by the university. Where the hall ticket instructions differ from the points above, follow the hall ticket.

Admit Card Verification Checklist

Do this the moment you download the ticket, not on the evening before the exam:

• Name matches your college records and ID card, with correct spelling and initials.
• Photograph is clear and the face is recognisable.
• Signature is present and legible.
• Registration number and roll number match your records.
• Semester and programme are correct (III or V Semester, UG - CBCSS-OBE).
• Every paper you are appearing for is listed, with its date and timing.
• Exam centre name and address are complete and match what your college told you.
• The text and QR or barcode, if any, print without cut-off edges.

Reaching the Exam Centre

Find the centre address on the hall ticket and, if you can, visit the route a day earlier. Plan your travel so that you reach well before the reporting time. Allow extra time for bus delays, traffic and weather, especially if the centre is in an unfamiliar town.

The reporting time and the exam start time are both set by the university. They are not stated in the source listing, so read them on your hall ticket or in the Examination Branch notice. Rules for late arrival are also decided by the university. If you are running late, inform the centre and your college office at once, and do not assume entry will be allowed. The safest approach is to arrive before reporting time.

Photo Unclear, Name Misspelled or Centre Incorrect

The official listing gives no correction procedure and no timeline, so we cannot promise one. Follow this practical route:

1. Take a screenshot or printout of the error as it appears on the hall ticket.
2. Contact your college office immediately, since colleges usually coordinate with the university for candidate data.
3. Submit a written request that names the field to fix and attach proof such as your college ID card or previous hall ticket.
4. If the college cannot resolve it, contact the Kannur University Examination Branch through the contact details on kannuruniversity.ac.in.
5. Ask in writing how long the correction will take and whether you should re-download the ticket or collect a corrected copy.
6. Keep following up until you hold a corrected hall ticket, and carry your supporting documents on exam day.

Raise the issue as early as possible. An error found a day before the exam leaves very little room to correct it.

Forgot Your Registration Number

You can usually recover it from records you already have:

• Your college ID card or fee receipts
• Your previous semester hall ticket or mark list
• The nominal roll circulated by your college
• Your college office or exam section, which can look it up from your admission details

If your college cannot help, contact the Examination Branch of Kannur University with your name, course, admission year and date of birth, as they may ask for these to verify you.

If the Admit Card Is Delayed or Not Released for Your Group

The hall tickets for III and V Semester are listed on the official page. If your hall ticket link does not appear or you belong to a different batch or course, check these in order:

• The Examination Branch section of kannuruniversity.ac.in, including the notices and the UG hall ticket page
• Your college notice board and the college office
• Your department or class group, where exam notices are often shared

Exam dates and any timetable updates are published by the university, so look for the official timetable notification for the November 2026 examination. Use only the official website and your college for confirmation, and avoid unofficial forwarded messages.

Quick Reminders

• Download only from the official Kannur University website.
• Verify all details on the day you download.
• Keep the soft copy saved and carry a clear printout with your ID.