AIIMS will release the NORCET-10 Stage 2 Admit Card 2026 on 27 April 2026 . The Stage-2 (mains/offline) exam is scheduled for 30 April 2026 . If you have applied for Nursing Officer posts, this admit card is mandatory for entry to the exam centre.

Quick snapshot: AIIMS NORCET 10 Stage 2 Admit Card 2026

• Admit card release: 27 April 2026 on aiimsexams.ac.in.
• Stage-2 exam date: 30 April 2026 (offline / mains).
• Vacancies covered by this recruitment: about 2550 Nursing Officer posts across AIIMS and central institutes.
• Credentials needed to download: your registration number and password.
• Carry a printed copy of the admit card to the exam centre.

Step-by-step: How to download your AIIMS NORCET 10 Stage 2 Admit Card 2026

1. Open the official portal aiimsexams.ac.in in a desktop browser for best results. Look for the NORCET-10 Stage-2 admit card / hall ticket link on the homepage or the admit card section.

2. Click the admit card link and enter your registration number and password when prompted. The portal will show your admit card details once credentials match.

3. Save the PDF to your device and print clear copies. Keep at least two printed copies: one to carry to the centre and one spare.

4. Recommended print settings: use A4, actual size (100%), and print in colour if your admit card has a photograph. If colour printing is not available, a clear black-and-white print that shows your photo and signature legibly is acceptable.

5. Check these details on the admit card right away: your full name, photograph, registration number, exam centre name and address, exam date and reporting time (if printed), signature, and any special instructions.

If any of the above details are missing or incorrect, note the issue and follow the official portal’s guidance for corrections.

Important dates and timeline (quick reference)

Before you leave home: Essential documents and items to carry

• Printed admit card: mandatory. Without it you may be denied entry to the exam centre.

• Original photo ID: carry one government-issued ID in original. Common options: Aadhaar (with photo), PAN card, Passport, Voter ID, or Driving Licence. Also keep one photocopy of the ID to submit if asked.

• Passport-size photographs: carry 2 extra recent passport photos if the centre asks for a pasted photo during verification.

• Stationery: bring only permitted items—pens, pencils, eraser—depending on what the question paper requires. Avoid bringing unnecessary stationery that could slow down security checks.

• Devices and valuables: mobile phones, smart watches, Bluetooth devices, calculators, and electronic gadgets are usually not allowed inside the exam hall. Plan to leave them at home or in a secure location (the centre will provide the rules for safe storage).

• Health items: if you need medicines, carry them in a transparent container and a copy of your prescription.

Note: The admit card lists key instructions; always check it first for any specific items declared by AIIMS.

Exam centre basics: Arrival, reporting and seating tips

Arrive with a buffer. The admit card is released three days before the exam, so plan travel and accommodation early if your centre is in a different city. Aim to reach the exam centre area at least 60–90 minutes before the reporting time you see on the admit card or the instructions.

At the centre, expect document verification, frisking, and seating arrangements. Officials will check your admit card and original ID. Follow the invigilator’s instructions when you enter the exam hall and when you are settling down.

Inside the hall, place your admit card and ID on the desk as instructed. Do not communicate with other candidates, do not use unfair means, and avoid talking once the exam begins. Minor mistakes like leaving your admit card folded or having an unclear photo can cause avoidable delays—keep it neat and visible.

Common admit-card problems and quick fixes

• Admit card page not loading or link not opening: try a different browser (Chrome, Firefox), clear your browser cache, or use an incognito window. If the website is slow, try again after a short wait.

• Forgot registration number or password: check the confirmation email or SMS you received when you applied. Those messages normally include your registration number. Also check any printed application acknowledgement. If you cannot find them, log in to your account page on aiimsexams.ac.in (if you created one) or use the portal’s password-recovery options and the email address you used during application.

• Mismatch or error in details on the admit card: do not ignore it. Take a clear screenshot and a printout showing the error. Note down the discrepancy and the exact text on the admit card. Then follow the correction instructions on aiimsexams.ac.in—many authorities provide a dedicated window or an email channel for admit-card corrections. Keep records of any communication for later reference.

• Unable to download at the last minute: don’t wait for the last day. Download as soon as the admit card is released on 27 April 2026 to avoid website load issues.

After the exam: What to expect next in the recruitment process

NORCET-10 Stage-2 (mains/offline) is part of the Nursing Officer recruitment that covers around 2550 posts across AIIMS and central institutes. After the exam, AIIMS will process answer sheets and publish results and further instructions on the official exam portal.

Keep your application records, admit card copy, and registration details safe. You will need them for result queries, document verification, or later stages of recruitment.

Practical checklist: A pre-exam routine you can follow

Night before: - Print at least two copies of your admit card and keep them in a safe folder. - Pack original ID, photocopy, passport-size photos, required stationery, and any permitted medicines. - Charge your devices (phone for travel only), fix travel route, and confirm transport arrangements. - Get a full night’s sleep.

Morning of the exam: - Wear comfortable clothes with pockets you can use to keep small items. - Have a light, energy-providing breakfast. - Leave early to allow for traffic, security checks, and entry procedures. - Keep your admit card and original ID ready for inspection on arrival.

Notes and gaps: What the admit card won’t tell you (and how to handle it)

• The admit card will not contain the full NORCET syllabus or exam pattern. If you need syllabus details or marking scheme, look for separate notifications from AIIMS or the official exam portal.

• The admit card may not include gate closing time or exhaustive city-wise venue instructions. Treat the centre address as final and plan to reach well before reporting time.

• The admit card itself will not show results or future selection steps. Results and further instructions will be posted on aiimsexams.ac.in.

• There may be no helpline number printed on the admit card. Save your application confirmation email and your login details for aiimsexams.ac.in in case you need to raise queries via the portal.

• If you have health or travel constraints, check the portal for any special instructions or contact the exam authority through the official communication channel provided on aiimsexams.ac.in.

Final quick tips for the day

• Download and print your admit card on release day: 27 April 2026 .
• Keep your registration number and password safe—these are needed to download the admit card.
• Reach your exam centre with time to spare on 30 April 2026 .
• Keep copies of all application receipts and communication until the recruitment completes.

FAQs

Q: When will AIIMS NORCET-10 Stage-2 admit card be released? A: Admit card will be released on 27 April 2026 on aiimsexams.ac.in.

Q: When is the NORCET-10 Stage-2 exam? A: The offline Stage-2 exam will be held on 30 April 2026 .

Q: How to download the admit card? A: Visit aiimsexams.ac.in, click the NORCET-10 Stage-2 admit card link, and enter your registration number and password to download.

Q: What credentials are needed to download? A: You need your registration number and password to access and download the admit card.

Q: Do I need to carry a printed admit card to the exam centre? A: Yes. Carry a printed copy of the admit card and a valid original photo ID to the exam centre.