Overview
Understanding MET
Admission to participating Manipal undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.
Who Can Apply
Eligibility
Eligibility varies by programme and institution.
For B.Tech, candidates should check the current MAHE admission page for qualifying subjects and minimum marks.
Always use the programme-specific 2026 admission information before applying.
What You Study
Subjects
Physics
Prepare the prescribed subject syllabus with concept clarity, application-based practice and examination-oriented questions.
Chemistry
Prepare the prescribed subject syllabus with concept clarity, application-based practice and examination-oriented questions.
Mathematics
Prepare the prescribed subject syllabus with concept clarity, application-based practice and examination-oriented questions.
English
Prepare the prescribed subject syllabus with concept clarity, application-based practice and examination-oriented questions.
Other programme-specific components
Prepare the prescribed subject syllabus with concept clarity, application-based practice and examination-oriented questions.
Structure
Exam Pattern
Scoring
Marking Scheme
Scheme
Follow the current MAHE test-pattern page for the programme
Negative marking
Can vary by question/test structure
What to Prepare
Important Topics
B.Tech preparation
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Mathematics
- English / relevant aptitude components as prescribed
These are preparation categories, not a substitute for the latest official syllabus.
Student Guide
How to Prepare
Identify the exact programme
MET is used across multiple programmes, so start with the test pattern for your target course.
Strengthen PCM fundamentals
For B.Tech applicants, maintain strong Class 11–12 Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics fundamentals.
Practise computer-based tests
Use timed online practice to improve speed and reduce avoidable errors.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is MET?+
MET is the Manipal Entrance Test used for admission to eligible programmes at participating Manipal institutions.
Is the MET pattern the same for every programme?+
No. The test structure is programme-specific, so applicants should check the official MAHE page for their target programme.
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