MET Syllabus
MET 2026: Syllabus. Historical-cycle information; retain the stated verification limits.
MET syllabus and subject planning
Use the official 2026 B.Tech syllabus covering Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and English. Practise both selecting an option and entering a numerical answer.
Build a unit tracker with five stages: not started, learning, practising, revising and test-ready. A unit is test-ready only when the candidate can recall the central ideas, solve representative questions without notes and explain recurring errors. Rank topics by official importance where known, current accuracy, time required and dependency on other concepts.
For numerical work, translate the problem into variables, check units and estimate the likely scale before selecting an answer. For theory, practise retrieval rather than only rereading. For language or aptitude components, identify the exact rule and evidence. Mixed practice should begin before the entire syllabus is complete so earlier chapters are not forgotten.
Exam at a Glance
- Admission LevelUndergraduate B.E./B.Tech admissions
- Conducting AuthorityManipal Academy of Higher Education
- Exam CategoryUndergraduate Engineering