Engineering Entrance Exam

DTU LEET is conducted as an annual exam to select candidates for lateral entry admission to second year of four year Bachelor of Engineering (BE) and Bachelor of Technology (BTech) programmes offered by Delhi Technological University.

Changes to the submitted DCET application form can be made through the correction facility. The application form correction for DCET will be available for a limited time. No corrections will be allowed to the application form after this period.

DCET exam is only for Karnataka-origin candidates who have studied for at least 10+ years with Karnataka Technical Education Board. The authorities will ask for proof at the time of registration. When the candidate fills the DCET application form ID which is provided by the Department Of Technical Education has to be uploaded. It will be verified if the student has studied in Karnataka for at least of 10+ years.

DCET exam is for Karnataka-origin students. Students who belong to the SC/ST category have to pay INR 500 for the application form. The DCET application fee has to be paid while submitting the application form. The DCET application form will not be accepted without paying the fee. The application form fee can be paid in online mode. 

Karnataka Examination Authority released DCET application form on its official website. Registrations are now closed, the last date to apply was April 10. 

In the past few years, the authorities have not released the answer key of VITMEE exam. However, if authorities release the VITMEE answer key 2025, the same will be updated on this page. Many coaching institutes also release the VITMEE answer key on exam day based on student's reaction and feedback. Applicants can refer to the VITMEE unofficial answer key to calculate their estimated score before the declaration of results.  

BEEE syllabus for the Physics section is similar to the Intermediate Second Year Syllabus. The topics included in Physics are

• Units and Measurement
• Atomic Physics and Relativity
• Mechanics
• Dual Nature of Matter and Nuclear Physics
• Gravitation, Mechanics of solids and fluids    
• Electronics and Communication
• Oscillations and Wave Motions    
• Heat and Thermodynamics
• Ray and Wave Optics and Magnetism    
• Electricity and Magnetism

Yes, candidates must preserve their MUJEE admit card until the admission process gets over.

Candidates will be able to download their MUJEE admit card by using their login credentials. Without hall ticket, no candidate will be allowed to take the exam. The admit card will bear details following the information provided in MUJEE application form 2025.