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National University Admit Card Correction: Rules, Required Documents and How to Apply

The Admit Card is a very important academic document for students enrolled in Honours, Degree, Master's and other courses under National University.

Time
7–15 working days*
Fee
Tk 707
Correct first
Registration Card

*Usual time. If an exam date is close, apply even earlier.

On this page
  1. What the Admit Card is and what happens if it has errors
  2. Must the Registration Card be corrected first?
  3. Required documents
  4. Application fee and payment
  5. How long a correction takes
  6. Help and related guides
Sample National University Honours 4th year Admit Card showing examinee details, college, centre and the list of subjects
Sample Admit Card. (click the image to enlarge)

What the Admit Card is and what happens if it has errors

An Admit Card is essential to sit exams held under National University. Its information plays an important role in entering the exam hall, verifying the student's identity and other exam-related activities.

However, errors are often found on a National University Admit Card, such as in the student's own name, the parents' names or other details. If they are not corrected in time, various complications may arise, including in taking exams, and later on. So if you find an error on your Admit Card, start the correction without delay.

Must the Registration Card be corrected before the Admit Card?

Yes. To correct a National University Admit Card, the Registration Card must be corrected first. The Registration Card is the main basis of a student's academic information.

If the Registration Card has an error, later documents, including the Admit Card, may be produced on the basis of that wrong information. So the Admit Card cannot be corrected directly without correcting the Registration Card.

First correct the wrong information on the Registration Card. Once that is complete, apply to correct the Admit Card.

Remember: Without correcting the Registration Card, no later academic document, including the Admit Card, can be corrected.

Documents required to correct an Admit Card

Certain documents are needed to correct a name or other information on a National University Admit Card. The documents needed may vary depending on the type of correction.

The documents generally required are:

  • Photocopy of the National University Admit Card.
  • Photocopy of the student's corrected Registration Card.
  • The student's corrected SSC certificate.
  • The student's corrected HSC certificate.
  • The correction letter issued by the Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board.
  • A copy of the birth registration certificate (if available).
  • A copy of the National ID card.
  • The ID card of the relevant guardian, if the correction concerns a parent's name.
  • The correction application on the prescribed form.
Special note: The documents required may differ slightly depending on the type of correction. So find out the relevant instructions before applying.

Application fee and payment

The application fee for National University Admit Card correction is Tk 707.

The Tk 707 is paid by bank draft. The fee can also be paid through an approved payment system, using mobile banking (bKash, Nagad, etc.) or a debit/credit card.

After paying, be sure to keep the payment receipt or proof of transaction.

How long does it take to correct an Admit Card?

Correcting a National University Admit Card generally takes 7–15 working days.

Whatever the error is, whether in the student's own name, the parents' names or other details, it generally takes 7–15 working days to correct.

So if you notice an error on your Admit Card, apply without delay. If an exam date is close, applying even earlier is important.

Help and related guides

Many students face various problems when applying to correct their National University Admit Card, especially in preparing the required documents, correcting the Registration Card first, completing the application, providing correct information and resolving application-related complications.

If you have a problem with Admit Card correction or want advice on the application process, you can contact us on WhatsApp.