MET

To participate in the MET admission process, the candidates should have passed 12th standard (or equivalent) qualifying entrance examination. All candidates are required to have secured a minimum aggregate marks of 50% in Physics, Mathematics and one of the optional subjects. Individually in each of these subjects, the candidates also have to secure the minimum pass marks as prescribed by the respective board. Only those candidates who meet the eligibility criteria will be considered during the MET counselling and seat allotment process.

No. The authorities will not accept any other examination scores for MET counselling. All candidates will be assessed based on their scores secured in MET. To participate in the MET counselling and be eligible for admissions into the offered courses by the campuses, the candidates will have to attempt and qualify the entrance examination. Allotment of seats will be done based on the candidate's rank along with other factors such as order of preferences, category and seat availability.

Yes. The authorities will conduct MET counselling process online. To be registered for the MET counselling, the candidates will have to log in using the required credentials. While filling out the online counselling form, the candidates will have to update their details, select their choice of colleges and courses and pay the fee. The authorities will also announce the MET seat allotment online. Candidates will be allotted as per their obtained rank, preferences and seat availability.

Candidates should meet the basic eligibility criteria for MET counselling. All candidates are required to have a valid MET rank. They should also have passed 12th standard qualifying or equivalent examination with a minimum aggregate marks of 50% in Physics, Mathematics and one optional subjects. If the candidates do not meet the required eligibility, then they will not be allowed to participate in the MET counselling and admission process.

Candidates are advised to secure minimum 190 marks or above out of the total 240 marks. This will allow the candidates to have a higher chance of securing admissions into their preferred course and campus. Along with the obtained ranks, other factors will also be considered while preparing the MET admission cutoff. The candidate's category will also be a determining factor for admissions. The candidates are advised to aim for a high score so that they will not face any problems during the admission process.

After the MET result is announced, the candidates will be able to participate in the counselling and admission process. The authorities will release the MET counselling dates online. The candidates will have to register for the MET counselling by updating their profile and choosing their preferred course and campus. MET seat allotment result will be announced online. Allotment of seats will be done based on the candidate's rank, preferences and seat availability.

MET 2025 seat allotment for Round 4 has been announced. Candidates can now access their MET seat allotment status online by logging in using the required credentials. The authorities are expected to conduct three rounds of MET seat allotment 2025. Allotment of seats will be done based on the candidate's rank, preferences and seat availability. Therefore, the candidates are advised to choose their course and campus preference carefully.

All candidates will be required to pay a fee of INR 10,000 during the MET counselling process. The MET counselling fee has to be paid online i.e., through net banking/credit card/debit card. No other mode of payment will be accepted. If the candidates are not able to pay the counselling fee before the final date, then they will not be allowed to participate in the allotment and admission process. The allotted candidates will be able to adjust their counselling fee with their tuition fee.