Common Entrance Test Delhi Polytechnic
The Common Entrance Test for Delhi Polytechnics, usually called CET Delhi, is a state-level entrance examination used for admission to diploma programmes in engineering, technology and other technical fields offered by polytechnic institutions in Delhi. It is taken by students who have completed class 10 or class 12…
About Common Entrance Test Delhi Polytechnic
CET Delhi is an objective test made up of multiple-choice questions based on school-level subjects, with the question paper differing according to the diploma group a candidate applies for. Groups generally include full-time diploma programmes in engineering and technology, diploma programmes in fields such as pharmacy and hospitality where offered, and lateral entry routes for candidates who already hold a relevant qualification. The subjects tested are drawn from mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, English and general aptitude in the combinations specified for each group.
The examination is expected in April 2026 and is held at centres in Delhi. Results are issued as a merit rank, after which candidates take part in online counselling, fill their choices of institute and trade, and are allotted seats according to rank, preference and the reservation policy applicable in Delhi, including seats for candidates from Delhi and from outside. The group-wise syllabus, question count, duration, marking scheme and counselling procedure are stated in the official information bulletin.
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