MET Institute of Mass Media Bandra West Mumbai Answered Questions

According to the official MET syllabus, the students have to study topics and concepts from Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and English for the exam. The question paper will be prepared based on the MET syllabus, so the students should be familiar with the topics.

Yes. Students are advised to check and become familiar with the MET syllabus before starting their preparation process. By knowing the syllabus beforehand, they will be able to plan out their study strategy and create a timetable to cover all of the topics before the examination date.

If the students attempt both MET exam sessions, then the authorities will consider the best score out of the two for admission. Students have the flexibility to attempt one or both sessions of the examination. However, if required, a third session may also be conducted.

No. Students will not be able to change their allotted MET exam centre. Therefore, the students are advised to be careful while selecting their choice of exam cities during the application form filling process. Centres are allotted as per the preference.

To plan out the MET study strategy, the students need to be familiar with the syllabus. After checking the syllabus, the students will have to divide the subjects and chapters across the timetable so that they cover everything before the exam. Students should also include daily revision and mock tests in their timetable. It is important to prepare the study strategy as per the student's aptitude.

The MET exam for the BDes admissions is scheduled to take place betweenthe month of April and May. The exact dates for the MET exam for BDes admissions is unknown for the first phase in April. The second phase MET will take place on May 12 2025. Candidates who have applied for the BDes course at MSAP are advised to contanct the college officials to learn more. 

The MET exam conducted for BDes admissions at MSAP has 2 round. Both rounds of MET are computer-based tests where, the candidates who secure appropriate ranks in both are forwarded to the counseling rounds. During counseling rounds, candidates are alloted their chosen centers and seats into their preffered course. The MET exam follows the same pattern for every course admission.

No exceptions or exemptions for 60% eligibility requirement for admission to Master of Management Studies (MMS) at MET Institute of Management are mentioned. However, the general eligibility criteria for MMS admission is a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate for general category and 45% for reserved category.