MET 2026 registration for Phase 1 exam to end soon; apply now at manipal.edu

MET 2026 application process for Phase 1 exam will conclude on March 15. To avoid last minute rush, candidates are advised to complete the MET 2026 registration as soon as possible. Before registration, official MET 2026 eligibility criteria should be checked. MET 2026 Phase 1 exam will be held on April 13 and 14, 2026.

Manipal Academy of Higher Education will conclude the MET 2026 registration process for Phase 1 exam on March 15. To be registered for the exam, candidates will have to fill and submit online MET application form 2026 at manipal.edu before the final date. After MET 2026 application form last date, no registrations will be accepted. Before registration, all candidates are advised to carefully check the official MET 2026 eligibility criteria.

Direct Link: https://apply.manipal.edu/

MET 2026 Application Form Dates (Phase 1)

Candidates can check official MET registration dates 2026 for Phase 1 from table given below.

Steps to fill online MET application form 2026

To submit Manipal MET 2026 application form successfully, candidates can follow the steps given below.

• Go to manipal.edu
• Registration has to be done using basic details such as candidate’s name, email address, mobile number, programme applying for and preferred campus.
• Next, they will have to log in and fill application form with required details. Selection of preferred course and exam cities also has to be done.
• MET application fee has to be paid through net banking, credit card or debit card.
• Scanned photograph and signature has to be uploaded correctly.
• Finally, application form has to be submitted.

What is the MET 2026 eligibility criteria?

Candidates will have to meet the official eligibility criteria to be eligible for MET 2026 admission.

• Should have passed 10+2th standard (or equivalent) qualifying examination.
• Candidates should have studied Physics, Mathematics and English as compulsory subjects along with Chemistry or Biotechnology or Biology or any technical vocational subjects as optional subjects.
• Should have secured minimum 50% aggregate marks in Physics, Mathematics, and any one optional subject.