MET

Since MET syllabus is similar to 12th class qualifying examination, candidates can study from NCERT books for preparation. Along with NCERT books,  candidates can also study from top recommended books and reference materials.

Yes. Mock tests are considered very essential for the MET preparation process. By solving mock tests, the candidates will have a better understanding of the exam pattern and how the examination will be held. MET mock tests will also help the candidates assess their preparation process and accordingly prepare for the examination. Commonly made mistakes can also be identified so that the same is not made during the exam. Mock tests will also help the candidates boost their time management skills.

For MET preparation, candidates should prepare a study timetable. Candidates have to finish syllabus before exam date. Mock tests and sample paper should be included in daily study plan. Candidates should also revise every day.

Yes. The candidates will be able to check the exam day guidelines in the MET admit card. Before reporting to the exam centre, the candidates are advised to check the MET exam day guidelines. Through the guidelines, the candidates will be able to know the do's and dont's of the examination. All candidates are advised to reach the exam centre atleast an hour before the examination starts to complete the security checks on time. No electronic devices will be allowed inside the MET exam centre.

No. MET hall ticket will not be available for the candidates in offline mode i.e., through post or in person. To download the MET admit card, the candidates will have to complete the online slot booking process. After the slots are successfully booked, the hall ticket will be generated for download. If the candidates are unable to log in and download the MET admit card, they are advised to contact the authorities immediately. MET admit card should be printed out and ready before the candidates report to the centre for the examination. 

No. Soft copies of MET admit card will not be accepted by the authorities at the exam centres. All candidates will have to present a print out of their MET hall ticket along with the identity proof and other required documents. Candidates who present digital hall tickets will not be allowed to attempt the examination. After the MET admit card is generated, the candidates are advised to print it out as soon as possible. Multiple print outs are advised since the candidates may lose one. 

Candidates are required to present their MET admit card while reporting to their allotted exam centre. Along with the MET hall ticket, the candidates will also to present their identity proof. Any one of the following documents can be presented at the centre as identity proof - Passport/Voter ID/PAN Card/Driving License/School ID or any Government approved identity proof. A print out of the filled MET application form also has to be taken to the centre. If the candidates are not able to present their admit card and supporting documents, then they will not be allowed to attempt the exam.

Once the MET exam centres are allotted, the candidates will not be able to change it. The authorities will not accept any requests for change in the allotted MET exam centres. Since the exam centres are allotted as per the choices submitted in the application form, the candidates are advised to be careful while making their choices. Along with preferences, the allotment of centres will also depend of te availability of seats in the centre. 

MET admit card will be released online. Candidates can check exam centre, date, slots and more through MET admit card. At the centre, candidates have to bring admit card and one identity proof.

MAHE will not release any official notification about the release of MET hall ticket. Students will have to check official website to know latest notifications about hall ticket. MET admit card can be downloaded after logging in using required details and completing slot booking.