COMEDK UGET

The COMEDK UGET reporting time is different for each shift. The morning shift reporting time is 7:30 AM, for the afternoon shift timing is 12 PM, while for evening shift it is 4:30 PM.

There is no re-test for COMEDK UGET exam. Candidates who applied for the exam must report to their allotted exam centres as per their reporting time to appear for the test.

Candidates can pay the COMEDK UGET application fee in online mode only. The acceptable modes of payment are Debit/Credit cards, Netbanking or UPI.

The COMEDK UGET exam is conducted as a computer based test at designated test centres across the country.

No. The authority does not release the COMEDK UGET sample paper instead it provides the COMEDK mock test to all the registered candidates. Candidates can find the COMEDK UGET sample papers and unofficial PYQs for COMEDK at Shiksha.com.
Direct link for COMEDK UGET sample papers.

To prepare for the COMEDK UGET exam candidates must understand the syllabus, pattern and practice sample papers and PYQs. The syllabus is based on class 11th and 12th board syllabus.

The syllabus of JEE Mains and COMEDK UGET is quite similar. Those who are preparing for the JEE Mains exam will find the paper comparatively easier. Students are advised to take the COMEDK UGET mock test and practice previous year questions to score well on the test.

The COMEDK UGET syllabus 2026 has been released on the website comedk.org.

The authorities have provided the weigtage for COMEDK UGET syllabus for classes 11th and 12th. The topics from class 11th hold 33% while class 12th topics have 67% weightage in the entire question paper, across the 3 subjects.

The COMEDK UGET exam syllabus is based on the classes 11th and 12th syllabus for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.