MET Syllabus 2026
The MET Syllabus includes 4 Main Subjects: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and English based on the Class 12 Format.
The MET Syllabus will test the candidate’s conceptual clarity, application-based knowledge and problem-solving skills involving MCQs and NAT Questions.
MET 2026 Syllabus: Subject-Wise
| Subject | Key Topics / Units |
| Mathematics | Sets, Relations & Functions; Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equations; Sequences & Series; Coordinate Geometry; Calculus (Limits, Derivatives, Integrals); Permutations & Combinations; Matrices & Determinants. |
| Physics | Physical World & Measurement; Kinematics; Laws of Motion; Work, Energy & Power; Electrostatics; Current Electricity; Magnetic Effects of Current & Magnetism; Electromagnetic Induction; Oscillations & Waves; Electronic Devices. |
| Chemistry | Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry; Atomic Structure; Classification of Elements & Periodicity; Chemical Bonding & Molecular Structure; States of Matter (Gases & Liquids); Chemical Thermodynamics; Equilibrium; Redox Reactions; p-Block & d/f-Block Elements; Organic Chemistry — Basics of Hydrocarbons, Biomolecules & Polymers; Environmental Chemistry. |
| English | Grammar & Language Use (Tenses, Articles, Prepositions, Question Tags); Vocabulary & One-Word Substitutions; Linkers & Common Confused Pairs; Reading Comprehension; Sentence Structure & Completion. |
MET Difficulty level 2026
The MET Difficulty level, as per the candidate’s feedback and previous year analysis it is expected to be of moderate difficulty level, with some changes in all subjects and sessions.
MET Subject-Wise Difficulty Level
| Subject | Difficulty Level | Previous year analysis |
| Mathematics | Difficult to Moderate | Mathematics is the toughest, with lengthy and difficult questions. |
| Physics | Moderate | Physics is comparatively easy at to moderate level, most of the questions will be NCERT-based. |
| Chemistry | Easy to Moderate | Chemistry is the Easiest; most of the questions are from organic chemistry. |
| English / Aptitude | Easy | The English Section is easy for all the candidates. |
MET Topic-Wise Weightage
The MET Topic-Wise Weightage will help the candidates to give priority to the chapters as per their weightage.
- In Mathematics, Calculus & Vectors are comparatively tough and include time-consuming questions.
- In Physics, topics like Electrostatics and magnetism are asked more frequently and carry high weightage.
- In Chemistry, topics like Coordination Chemistry and Electrochemistry are among the most highly weighted topics.
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Ques. Does Manipal have board weightage?
Ans. To get admissions in MET, MAHE will consider the MET Scores and ranks, not the weightage of the board exam and the board result is only considered for eligibility criteria.
| Component | Role in admission |
| MET score & rank | Primary basis for seat allotment |
| Board exam marks | Eligibility criterion (required pass/aggregate) |
| Board percentage weight | Generally not used for ranking |
Ques. Can I get CSE in Manipal with 140 marks?
Ans. To get admission into CSE at MIT by MET, a score of 120 marks is considered a low score, as the top branches require high scores and ranks.
| Marks ~140 | Admission chances |
| Top branch (CSE) | Very low chance |
| Less competitive branch | Possibly higher chance |
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