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Manipal Entrance Test (MET)

Conducting body
Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), Manipal
Level
UG and PG
Mode
Online Computer-Based Test (CBT), slot-booked via OTBS
Scope
National
Duration
120 min
Total marks
240

Overview

About MET

The Manipal Entrance Test (MET) is a university-level entrance examination conducted by Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), Manipal. It governs admission to MAHE programmes at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.

For engineering, MET is the route into the B.Tech programmes at Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT) Manipal and MIT Bengaluru. To sit for B.Tech admission you need a 10+2 pass with Physics, Mathematics and English as compulsory subjects and one of Chemistry, Biology or Biotechnology, at a minimum aggregate of 50 percent.

MET is an online computer-based test. You schedule your own sitting through the Online Test Booking System (OTBS), picking a date, time slot and city from those the university opens. The B.Tech paper is set at 10+2 level and covers Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and English.

Sources: Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) - Online entrance exam overview · Careers360 - MET (Manipal Entrance Test)

At a glance

MET highlights

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Full nameManipal Entrance Test (MET)
Conducting bodyManipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), Manipal
LevelUG and PG
Mode of examOnline Computer-Based Test (CBT), slot-booked via OTBS
Frequency2 attempts permitted (conducted in phases/slots) per year
ScopeNational
SectionsMCQ — Mathematics 15, Physics 10, Chemistry 10, English 10; Numerical Answer Type (NAT) — Mathematics 5, Physics 5, Chemistry 5
Marking schemeMCQ: +4 correct, -1 wrong, 0 unanswered; NAT: +4 correct, no negative marking

Deep dives

Everything you need to know

Eligibility

  • ·For B.Tech: pass in 10+2 with Physics, Mathematics and English compulsory plus one of Chemistry/Biotechnology/Biology/a technical-vocational subject, with a minimum aggregate around 50%.

Exam pattern

  • ·Sections: MCQ — Mathematics 15, Physics 10, Chemistry 10, English 10; Numerical Answer Type (NAT) — Mathematics 5, Physics 5, Chemistry 5
  • ·60 questions
  • ·240 total marks
  • ·120 minutes
  • ·Marking: MCQ: +4 correct, -1 wrong, 0 unanswered; NAT: +4 correct, no negative marking

Syllabus

  • ·10+2 level Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and English.

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Published 24 Jun 2026 Last updated 24 Jun 2026verified data

Sources & References

  1. 1.MET — official website conducting-body· accessed 2026-06-24