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Indraprastha University Common Entrance Test 2021 ( IPU CET )

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IPU CET Question Papers will help the candidates in exam preparation. Using the sample paper to prepare for the exam is the most efficient way to prepare for the exam.  IPU CET 2026 question paper with the answer key will be published on the IPU CET official website. Candidates can enter their login details and check the answers. 

IPU CET is not conducted for BE/B.Tech admission at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University. BE/BTech admission at the university is based on JEE Main score. The candidates must refer JEE Main Question Papers to prepare for BE/BTech admission at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University. However, IPU CET 2026 is conducted for admission to B.Tech Biotechnology, Lateral Entry to BTech programmes for Diploma holders and Lateral Entry to BTech programmes for BSc Graduates. 

Table of contents
  • IPU CET Previous Years' Question Papers
  • Importance of IPU CET Sample Papers
  • Highlights of IPU CET Question Paper
  • IPU CET Preparation Tips
  • Prep Guides
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IPU CET Previous Years' Question Papers

IPU CET previous year's question papers will be available on the official website. The aspirants should practice the sample papers to score well in the exam. Candidates who are engaged in  IPU CET preparation must practice IPU CET previous year question papers to check their preparation level, for managing time and to understand the difficulty of the exam.

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Commonly asked questions
Q:   How many questions are included in IPU CET 2026 Question Paper?
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There are 100 objective type questions in IPU CET question paper. One question will carry four marks. There is negative marking where one mark will be reduced for every wrong answer.

Q:   What are the topics included for IPU CET 2026 BTech (Biotechnology)?
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The topics included for IPU CET BTech (Biotechnology) are Physics - 20%, Chemistry - 20% Mathematics - 20% Biology - 40% or Biotechnology - 40%.

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Importance of IPU CET Sample Papers

IPU CET sample papers are important for all candidates preparing for exam. Following are some advantages of practising sample papers:

  • Candidates get familiar with exam pattern by practising IPU CET sample papers.
  • Practising sample papers will help candidates understand exam difficulty in previous years and know important topics.
  • Candidates can check preparation level by solving question papers.
  • Solving sample papers will help students identify strengths and weaknesses in different subjects.
  • Time management is crucial in exams, and solving sample papers will enable candidates to understand how much time is needed to solve entire paper.
  • Finally, solving sample papers will help candidates revise topics studied.

 

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Commonly asked questions
Q:   What are the topics included for Lateral Entry BTech for BSc Holders in IPU CET?
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The topics included in the exam are B.Sc Level Mathematics- (40%), English (10+2 level)- (20%,) Analytical & Logical Reasoning (20%), Scientific Aptitude - (20%). 

Q:   Are the sample question papers for IPU CET available in offline mode?
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Candidates can check at bookstores or coaching institutes that specialise in IPU CET preparation. They might have printed copies of sample question papers or guidebooks containing practice papers. The sample papers will be useful in IPU CET preparation.

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Highlights of IPU CET Question Paper

The highlights of IPU CET question paper are given below.

  • Candidates will be able to check question papers to know the commonly asked questions that candidates will have to answer in the examination.
  • Using IPU CET sample papers, candidates will be able to prepare well for the examination. 
  • Through the question papers, the candidates will be able to know the pattern of IPU CET.
  • IPU CET Previous year question papers can be used as sample papers to prepare forthe exam.
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Q:   What are the tips and tricks to crack IPU CET?
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Candidates must be familiar with syllabus, make notes of all topics, regular revision, practising previous years' question papers and appear in mock tests. Set small goals. Time management is important in IPU CET preparation. Practice solving problems in a time-bound manner and develop a strategy to attempt the exam.

Q:   What is the marking scheme of IPU CET examination?
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In IPU CET for each correct answer, four marks will be given, and for each incorrect answer, one mark will be reduced. There are no marks deducted for unanswered questions. Examination is conducted for 2 hours 30 minutes. Candidates must know the marking scheme before attempting exam.

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IPU CET Preparation Tips

IPU CET preparation tips are given below.

IPU CET Exam Pattern: Knowing the IPU CET exam pattern is an important step while we begin the entrance exam preparation. This will tell you about the number of questions asked in the exam, the number weights, how you are going to be marked basis your answers, how many sections will be there, etc. This helps you prepare for time management during the examination.

Know Syllabus: A detailed knowledge regarding the IPU CET entrance exam syllabus will help the candidates understand the type of questions to be asked in the examination. Once you are familiarised with the topics covered in IPU CET exam syllabus, it will be easy for the candidates to begin their preparation.

Make a Time-Table: Making a timetable will help you a lot because with this you can prepare a topic-wise schedule. Candidates can also allocate a time frame to finish each topic. This organised method of preparation has proved very efficient.

Prefer the Best Books: Candidates must choose books from trusted authors only. 

Revision: Revisions are the key to getting a good score and it always works. Take some time at the end of the day and give a quick revision of what you have studied. This way, you will remember it for a longer time.

 

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Commonly asked questions
Q:   What is the best strategy to prepare for IPU CET?
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The best strategy to prepare for exam is as follows.

  • Know syllabus and understand exam pattern.
  • Create a study plan and stick to plan.
  • Regularly take mock tests
  • Practice past year papers.
Q:   Are the sample question papers for IPU CET available in offline mode?
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Candidates can check at bookstores or coaching institutes that specialise in IPU CET preparation. They might have printed copies of sample question papers or guidebooks containing practice papers. The sample papers will be useful in IPU CET preparation.

Download previous year IPU CET question papers and sample papers. Use them for practice and improve your speed and accuracy. You can download IPU CET previous year question papers and the preparation guides for free.

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Answered 3 hours ago

IPU CET cutoff will be released on the official website, ipu.admissions.nic.in. The cutoff will be released after the results are out. 

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Pallavi Sinha

Contributor-Level 6

Answered 3 hours ago

Candidates must spend 1 to 2 hours a day preparing for IPU CET. The exam syllabus is based on the qualifying exam, for eg. IPU CET syllabus for BioTechnology is based on the Class 11 and 12 curriculum. This makes it easier for the students to prepare for the exam. 

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Dhanya B

Contributor-Level 10

Answered 5 hours ago

The IPU CET Syllabus PDF can be downloaded from the official website. The syllabus link will be provided soon. 

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Akansha Karan

Contributor-Level 7

Answered 5 hours ago

The IPU CET syllabus will be available on the official website. The CET syllabus will be different for each course. Candidates must check the syllabus before they start exam preparation. 

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Mohit Shukla

Contributor-Level 7

Answered 5 hours ago

The IPU CET 2026 syllabus varies for each course. The BTech (Lateral Entry) syllabus includes topics from Applied Mechanics,  Applied Mathematics,  Computer Awareness and Physics/ Chemistry Related Knowledge,  Analytical and Logical Reasoning

The BTech (Biotechnology) syllabus includes topics from Ph

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Aishwarya Garg

Contributor-Level 7

Answered 4 days ago

Candidates need not write IPU CET to apply for BTech. They can apply for BTech at the IP University with the JEE Main score.

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Manisha Sahni

Contributor-Level 7

Answered 4 days ago

Clearing the IPU CET for BTech Diploama laterl entry exam in first attempt is not a difficult task. To score good marks in IPU CET in the first attempt, it is advised that students study the diploma-level syllabus topics thoroughly. They must clear all the concepts. Diploma books which students stud

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Rachit Chatterjee

Contributor-Level 6

Answered 4 days ago

IPU CET 2026 will be conducted for 150 minutes. There will be 100 questions with 4 Multiple Choice Response. Each question will carry 4 marks. There shall be a negative marking of one mark for every wrong answer.

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Ishita Patra

Contributor-Level 7

Answered 4 days ago

Yes.  It is compulsory to attend all the sections. 20% of the questions will be in English. The candidates must definitely attempt the questions from english. 

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Mohit Gaurav

Contributor-Level 6

Answered 4 days ago

Yes. Candidates can crack the IPU CET through self-study. There is no need of coaching class for IPU CET. The syllabus will be based on what the candidates have studied in the previous course. 

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Dhanya B

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